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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
3
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A scrambled clipping notes the Rex theatre award unclaimed for a second week, mentions the Buffalo Youd shipments, and signals a contract signing with a macice eatery and its employees. It also references dividends for the Ent d Statesleet Corp stock, a sheriff sale listing, and various local business and transportation notes.
Corry man jailed thirty days after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated following a crash west of Corry on Thursday. Lewistown resident B Raffensberger arrested by state police after his car hit a guard post on the Corry Union City road. he faced drunken driving charges and posted $50 bond. The judge said jail terms for intoxicated drivers would continue as part of a county campaign to curb deadly crashes on highways.
Elizabeth Farrington aged 69 of East Branch died at her home about 4 AM. Survived by husband Lincoln Parringston. Body to Harvey Tuberal home Spartansburg and to be brought home Saturday afternoon. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM. Burial in East Branch cemetery.
Aug 20. Helen Albert, 15, of 11132 Phillips Road, suffered a possible fracture after leaping from a moving auto with a driver and two hitchhikers. Patrolman George Schneider and Radio Patrol assisted. Anthony Palermo, 23, was captured by two Tulsa street hustlers after the girl jumped from the vehicle. mother Edna Albert pressed charges. Palermo held for hearing before Alderman Lyle Orr.
Jason C. Smith, 98, a Civil War veteran, died after a long life in Corry and Sherman. He fought with the Federals through major campaigns, settled in Corry after the war, ran a blacksmith shop, served as Third Ward constable, and took part in Memorial Day observances. He married Martha Anna Pier in 1885. Funeral arrangements with full military honors are planned at Bracken-Keating chapel, burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
Kane Aug 20 The Tionesta dam project will take at least three years with Crooked Creek and Tobesia forming the intake. The earthen dam will be 1480 feet long, about 2025 acres of land flooded, base width 1000 feet, height 143 feet, leveraging earth construction for safety. Engineer Senon cites topography and foundation as key factors, noting $1,000,000 saved per dam but safety drives design.
A fragment notes the Colosseum in Rome, a two thousand year old ruined amphitheater now filled with wildflower descriptions. The piece hints at a shift toward nature writing and public interest in ancient sites becoming naturalized.
A countywide probe reviews nomination petitions from candidates across multiple townships and rural areas. Signers’ permanent registration statuses are checked as officials assess validity and potential irregularities in the filing process. The investigation, led by county authorities, concerns three communities and may affect candidate eligibility.
Congress adjournment appears likely as House parties push approval of appropriation and housing bills. Senate leader Barkley said rapid action is possible with executive bills sent to the White House. The adjournment would come as Roosevelt seeks quick action on new measures before a likely late night vote. Meanwhile Scotsmen push for restoration of historical records moved to London in 1250 amid Edward I inquiries.
Dr W M Robertson veteran physician and surgeon of Warren died yesterday at Wie son General hospital after an abdomen surgery and complications from appendicitis. He had practiced for about fifty years and was a well known local citizen. Born in Wilmington Delaware in 1860, he leaves a widow and several relatives.
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