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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1938

Page

3

Local Events and Notices From Warren County Area

A jumble of notices covers the Warren County scene with details on a spring meeting at Brokenshaw Grange Hall in Youngsville, a Spring Furniture Market opening in Jamestown, and Alfred Sloan speaking on broadcasting. Reports include a youth's bicycle accident, stock and income figures for Pennsylvanian firms, a measles quarantine, and health education campaigns as diabetes efforts expand.

Warren County Warren County Agricultural Extension Association Brokenshaw Youngsville J. Lippard State College

Sleeping tot suffers infection at St Vincent’s hospital

Four year old Maxine Yarrington, longtime sleeping child whose eyes remain open, is described by Dr Norbert D Gannon as suffering an acute infection at St. Vincent’s hospital since September 24 1909. Despite fever and risk of pneumonia, doctors see no immediate danger of death though the child’s outcome remains uncertain. Parents reside at R D 1 Fairview.

BRM Maxine Yarrington Maxine St. Vincent's Hospital Norbert D. Gannon Fairview

Suit Forging Life Case At May Term For Vescio Mother

Vescio mother of Michael Vescio who died contacting high tension wires at a local Pennsylvania Electric substation seeks 25 050 from the utility at the May term of common pleas court opening next Monday. The case is one of nine expected to go to trial during the term with others settled or continued, Prothonotary J V Blair reports.

Warren Apm J. V. Blair

Payments maintain far income level in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg April 2 Government payments under the Agricultural Adjustment and Domestic Allotment Act are keeping Pennsylvanias 1988 cash farm income above the 1937 level despite lower crop prices after last years bumper harvest. J Hangel French state secretary of agriculture notes that 1 490 000 in government payments to farmers in the first two months of this year prevented income from dipping below the 1937 figure for those two months.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania J. Hangel French

Corry Woman's Estate Divides Among Heirs

Mrs Bya Hudson died in Corry leaving an estate estimated at 96080 to be divided between her daughter Grace Alam and her son Christie H Hudson.

Rie Bya Hudson Corry Grace Alam Christie H. Hudson

Assistance on Social Security Tax Returns at Corry Post Office

Deputy Collector Sherman Hickey will be at the Corry Post Office on Friday, April 20, to help taxpayers file their Social Security tax returns for the first quarter of 1938. Returns are due on the last day of the month. Local taxpayers needing assistance with the social security assessment are urged to attend, with Hickey available both morning and afternoon.

Sherman Hickey Corry Post Office Diy IHAL Hickey

Voice of the People on Corry viaduct and Center Street

A Corry Journal reader argues against building a West Main to Marion viaduct, urging WPA spending on widening Center Street instead. He notes local traffic hazards, rail crossings, and proposes removing five feet from wide sidewalks to widen the street at a fraction of the cost. He urges practical, safer urban design over a high level project.

Corry Journal West Main Street Marion Street Bradford Warren Oil City Pranklin Meadville Center Street Main Washington Streets Mom Main Street Washington Street

Opinion Letter on Fast Time Policy

A reader thanks the Journal and argues with the previous writer about the fast time measure. The letter questions who bears the responsibility and reflects on the impact of the policy on daily labor.

Evening Journal

Court to Rule on Preference For Veterans in State Law

April 27 report says Judge William F. Hirt will issue an opinion on the constitutionality of the Pennsylvania law granting a 15 percent advantage to veterans in police civil service tests. A hearing set for May 2 will address injunctions to restrain the marking of top appointments from the police list that places thirteen veterans in the top fifteen. The city faces separate suits: one to rescind the appointment of Joseph Schmidt as assistant building inspector, and another to determine non veteran challenges to the police eligibility list. Solicitor Murphy plans to respond to the non veteran suit this week to speed a ruling on the act.

RIE Pennsylvania William F. Hirt 10 & Ma Candy Erle Murphy Mondiay Police Civil Service Joseph Schmidt Russell Orcutt James J. Leacham Stephen P. Markham Murphy

New Regulation on Sale of Baby Chicks

Harrisburg April 27. New regulations govern the sale of baby chicks in Pennsylvania by state agriculture secretary J Hansel French. Chicks offered as a unit must have a container marked with number of chicks breed hatching date blood testing status sex and the names and addresses of producer and seller.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania J. Hansel French

Twins at Sacred Heart School Number Six Pairs in La Salle

Satred Heart school in La Salle Michigan reports six sets of twins aged six to fourteen.

LA Saille, Mich

Lewis Brothers Circus Returns To Town On May Twenty

The Lewis Brothers three ring circus returns Friday May 20 with larger show, ten extra trucks and an expanded menagerie. Kiwanis Club sponsors the event, advance men in the city today setting up the appearance.

Lewis Brothers tSoday Kiwanis Club

Girl Scouts Tea Planned at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church hosts a Friday evening tea organized by the Girl Scouts troop. They have prepared a fine program for guests and will add proceeds to the troop treasury with hopes of a substantial sum.

Girl Scouts The Presbyterian Church

Prowler Shot During Erie Night Watchman Patrol

Night watchman James Eames fired on a prowler detected at 2 10 a m on the premises of Mrs Ahna McDonald 328 West 6th Street Erie The suspect reportedly wounded while fleeing after being ordered to halt and surrender money from the driveway The man chased across the street and limped away toward 7th and Cherry streets stopping near the yard of William H Gorster 823 West 6th Street before losing trail

Erie James Eames Ahna McDonald W. 6Th Street McDonald Hames Eames William I H. Gorster 7Th Cherry Streets

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