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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1938
Page
7
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Deer carcasses discovered along Blye Mill Creek watershed from Nagle Bridge to a high tension line crossing raise concern for Ridgway water supply. Borough officials seek patrols from game protectors and campers, with water sampling increased while searches continue.
United Press reports that Paul Merry, a 21 year old husband convicted of slaying his wife, has been granted a respite by the governor. The insanity defense and recent hospital stays at Warren State Hospital have led to periodic reprieves while the state decides on execution versus life imprisonment. The case has featured multiple stays and legal debate since the original verdict.
A fragmented notice describes a cleanup day in Columbus set for Thursday with residents asked to prepare refuse for collection. The garbled text mentions a 5 p.m. collection and changes to the usual refuse handling, with references to a patrolman and horses in an unclear context.
George Anderson, a 46 year old wanderer, begins his 21st season trekking toward distant towns to aid backroad residents. He aims to offer shelter and guidance, focusing on helping locals with resource needs and enduring rough terrain.
A garbled note from the park service mentions a coyote event with muddled details about mower performance and quick actions. The text references a misheard phrase and a vague scene at a park, without clear names or dates.
The Exinvoro Rural school confereine will be held at Edinboro College on Saturday April 80th. Morning and afternoon sessions are planned. Teachers and county directory will be invited and a large attendance is expected.
Union City voters approved a two mill tax increase to fund two new departments at the high school. Officials hope the boost will yield about 2500 dollars annually to offset current expenses and salaries amid declining revenue.
The Corny Tunior Welfare League hosts the annual May dance on April 30. Mrs J Bred Kinley and her committee plan a well attended event with Mrs Thomas Roelofs and Miss Eva Burmaster organizing. One Commander will perform from 9:80 to 10:14.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Brocken-Keating chapel for Mrs. Robert Brynolfson of 512 South Venter Street Priddy Avenue Troy TL. Horace Brynolfson, nephew, led the service with hymns Mother Dear and Good Morning to Thee and interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included John Winchah Charles Wand Walter Wittniah Brov Larson Bogner Lindberg and Peter Swabson. Members of the Degree of Historic Protective Association noted her membership and influence within the group.
Fragmented text describes lipstick used by Hindu women, noting rouge from lime and betel leaf chewing beneath the brow and a scene with cinnamon and sandalwood tones. The passage contains distorted phrases and garbled names, lacking clear events or figures.
Victor Blair of Oil City faced trial in Franklin in a case alleging malicious destruction of railroad property and an attempt to derail a northbound train known as the Moonlight. Witnesses described striking obstacles near Wyllis Street and inspecting a damaged rail tie and splintered wheel marks as evidence.
The War Service Commission announces competitive examinations for the farm manager and dairy line posts. Pay ranges from $2,000 to $2,300 yearly, with positions in the Bureau of Prisons and Department of Justice. Full details from O A Johnson, secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Exam.
The three largest city parks in the United States are Fairmount Park in Philadelphia covering 3 597 acres, Rock Creek Park in Washington D C at 1 075 acres, and Pelham Bay Park in New York spanning 1 750 acres.
Charles G. Dawes former vice president rests comfortably at Roosevelt Hospital after undergoing an appendectomy Sunday evening. Medical officials report a steady recovery and expect continued observation. Dawes, a prominent statesman, was admitted for surgery following abdominal discomfort.
Sparta Consolidated school notes list many students by name across grades and reports plans for Sparta Community Fair dates set for September 15 through 17. A long roster of local pupils and staff is given, with names including Pingprade Susie Moller and many others. The item mentions a church and community events, plus travel to Corry and Shippenville for meetings and activities.
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