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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
7
Death of John W. Clark. town notes and county items
Special board meeting at 4 pm. Death of John W. Clark announced in St Louis. Body to Fredonia for funeral rites. The Pentagram Railways flyer marks a golden anniversary this Saturday. George Maltos to open billiard parlors on North Center Street. Crowhy to address Townsend Club at Grand Theatre at 7:30 pm. Maltreat taxes yield $870,271 in November, $95,740,923 since June 1. Rex Theatre awards $25 to Frank Dailey. WPA brick-gathering project paused, approval sought. John Sullivan oversees six men for gutter-brick work. Cory Teachers Association meeting at 4:15 pm Monday. Democratic committee reports $7,408.58 in campaign expenses. Senior High graduates receive rings. Weekly liquor-store turnover reaches $1,503,000 in Thanksgiving week. Pittsburgh business index rises to 79.5. Rail loadings November 29 total 570,427 cars. freight 228,278. DMV trims truck weights effective Jan 1. Motor fund receipts total $17,859,287. penna fund receipts $3,206,014.
Pennsylvania Local Option Beer Votes Analyzed
The Pennsylvania Association for Moderation and Law Enforcement released the first full analysis of local option voting from the November 5 election. It shows 158 districts favor licensing with 450 467 people and 204 districts against licensing with 250 074 people. The group says most Pennsylvanians want liquor control laws given a fair chance and notes state stores are unaffected.
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Penhsylvania Association For
Times
Vover
Notorious Mais-Lezen-22 gang ends as two members start terms
Doylestown Pa. prison gates close on the Mais-Lezen-22 gang as Robert lat Nose Bekert and Matthew Barrows begin sentences for involvement in the kidnapping and murder of William Weiss a Philadelphia sportsman. Eckert received a life term. Barrows is reported to have 3 to 6 years for his portion.
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United Press
Doylestown
Robert
Lat Nose) Bekert
Matthew Barrows
Willian Weiss
Philadelphia
Eckert
Barrow
Beautification of Lake Le Boeuf Is Planned
Waterford announces a major civic project. About thirty workers will clear and brush 85 acres around Lake Le Boeuf from Porter Park to Smith's Landing, with Boyds Run and Hazel Street also upgraded. Completion in roughly three months will create a premier park and recreation area for the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Boeuf
Waterford
Lake le Boeug
Porter Parl
Smith's Landing
Boyds Run
Dake
Hazel Street
Third Street
Mnalke
Patterson Named To Direct School Finances
The school board discussed finance duties and set up committees with Patterson as head of Finance, along with Dearing and Dr. Bennett. Administration and Instruction include Dearing, Patterson and Lambing. Property with Henton, Shoop and Dr. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Finance Committee
Dearing
Dr. Bennett
Lambing
Henton
Shoop
Bennett
Sto
Spe
Faber
Canvass for Airport Project Launched
Community drive begins with a dinner in the school hall at s time and a Christmas party plan. Harold Cragg and Mrs. Guy Abbey lead the organizing committee inviting donations of toys and gifts to support holiday celebrations for needy residents. The effort aims to fund the event and feature Santa Claus, toys, and festive activities for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Elks Glu
Harold Cragg
Guy Abbey
Wiz
Crags
Warning on Private Tree Cutting Under State Law
Harrisburg officials warn against cutting evergreen trees or Christmas greens on private property without owner consent. The 1927 act imposes a 25 fine for destroying or removing trees or shrubs. The message urges landowners to protect evergreens from theft and nighttime raids, noting losses from city and private groves.
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Harrisburg
Thomas €. Birthanan
Department of Forests and Waters
Buchanan
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