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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1935

Page

3

County Budget Wrecked Temporarily by Senate Loan

The 1925 county budget stands wrecked at least temporarily after the Senate approved a 2 million loan from the liquid fuels fund. Controller Harvey M Willis explains the budget planned 641000 receipts and 319000 expenditures leaving 821000 balance, but later tax receipts were cut by 128000 and a 125000 fuel tax share was included and then removed by the Senate action.

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Lander Man Sustains Serious Injuries After Fall From Second Story

Jarren Hibk 88, of Lander, was brought to Warren General Hospital after an accidental fall from a second story in his Willisaman home while removing a sash and bricks. He remained conscious, with head and arm injuries, but stable.

Capes Jarren Ovid Mekit Hibk Lander He Warren General Hospital Williasawland Uesh

Junior Senior Prom Tonight Sets Evening Plans

Coats as the culmination of weeks of expectation the Junior Senior prom will be this evening. The dance follows the graduating class animal banquet at the Hotel Corry at 6 30. Ralph S Dewey and Howard J Sheen will give talks at the Gimner. Duane Fogle will preside as toastmaster with Hob Jewell delivering the welcome to seniors and guests. Walter Gulith will respond for the Class of 1985. Gayle Pete Brown and his orchestra of Elo will provide music for dancing attracting a large turnout from both classes and invitees.

Hotel Corry Ralph S. Dewey Corry Public Schools Howard J. Sheen Gimner Duane Fogle Hob Jewell Walter Gulith Gayle Pete” Brown Elo

Receiver of stolen goods 15 convicted in Venango court

Floyd Runnion of Old City was found guilty of receiving stolen goods in Venango county court Frant in after a sealed verdict opened. The jury had deliberated from Tuesday afternoon and returned the sealed verdict at 9 p m Tuesday night. The case involved two inner tubes stolen from Penn Drake filling station on East Second Street last December. Runnion denied knowledge the goods were stolen. In Waterbury Conn a thief who stole 55 shoes from a Providence salesman discovered they were all for the right foot and were samples for exhibition purposes.

Imrankilin Venango Frantin Floyd Runnion Old City Runnion Penn Drake East Second Street Waterbury Conn William Lipson Providence R. T

Exports to Regulated Trade Weighs on Auto Cotton

Washington April 24 Administrator Cheater C Davis tentatively predicted that the government may regulate imports and exports to give agriculture a full share of America’s export mix. Under this plan trade would favor English buyers and could shift to items like cotton if quotas allow. Davis noted reports of rising automobile exports while agricultural shipments lag or hold steady. In Pittsfield Massachusetts a jury asked to be discharged at noon without a free lunch after delivering a verdict.

Washington Cheater C. Davis America England Davies Pittsfield Mass Jpry

Burglars Loot $125 From Warren High Break In

Warren officials report burglars tore into the school after midnight yesterday morning and stole about $125 in money wires and stamps from the superintendent's safe. They entered via Market street, breached the principal's office, removed a safe door, and reached the inner vault. No fingerprints or clues were found, and authorities believe professionals committed the crime.

Warren High Simmied Warren Denouce Market Street Borbuse

Calf Tops County Dairy Records At Local Farm

A Holstein calf born on D. My Lawyer’s dairy farm weighed 180 pounds, surpassing county records and possibly state bests. Earlier, two strangers were seen near a building Tuesday night and were questioned by the night janitor who left at midnight. no link to the building was suspected at the time.

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