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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1937
Page
3
Old Man Winter takes charge as snow delays and stores plan December early closings. City notes report finances, road work, unemployment exams, and civic events while a Swed en anniversary voyage and various local incidents are summarized in terse items.
Harrisburg reports a meeting of the state executive committee to draft a financing plan by popular subscription and prepare for a spring legislative session and gubernatorial primary. A policy report on a Republican reorganization may be endorsed, following a crusaders questionnaire led by Diaries W. Carroll of Philadelphia.
City Council last night voted permission for use of part of the sidewalk and street at North Center and Washington streets during the remodeling of the Cohen block. A Meadville contractor will oversee work including a new front ent rance and partial sidewalk use. Completion is expected early next spring. Franklin Institute Geld Sterium visitation climbs past 0,000 attendees since November 6, 1983, officials report.
A red fox was captured near Concord School around 4:15 PM yesterday after a chase from the Raymond Manufacturing Company plant. Workers among Raymond employees pursued the fox and subdued it near the Goheard school, with the animal now featured in a local story.
The article lists the city’s 1938 budget by department with itemized costs for Fire, Health and Sanitation, Highways, Recreation, and Miscellaneous. Total protection to persons and property is $22,210, Health and Sanitation $2,585, Highways $23,123, Recreation $375, and Miscellaneous funds. the overall tax rate remains unchanged, reflecting allocations for salaries, supplies, insurance, and maintenance across departments.
A historic budget line shows compensation and tablity in surance amounting to 203.05 with Memorial Day Fund 460 and sidewalk project W P A 300 and free film project W P A 5159. Total miscellaneous records a negative 5602.05. Debt service lists interest on temporary loan 1000 and interest on city bonds 1412.75 plus state 8xea 150. Bonds to mature end call 7049068. Total debt service 10811.8. Unpaid bills of poor yearn can counts payable estimated 806.
Storm conditions disrupt travel and snow impacts activity in the region. Hunters, undeterred by the weather, press toward hunting grounds as fresh snow drapes camps and routes. A note on English song history cites "My Lady Green Sleeves" linked to a coronation era in 1037.
Mrs Greene, feeling aged and alone after her two sons have grown, leaves her house to seek solace. She encounters a hungry boy outside a cafe and invites him in for soup. The boy opens up, telling how he longs to live independently, while she finds unexpected connection in his story.
The council voted to accept the report on tax revision and appeal, setting Corty’s 1938 city taxes at a total valuation of 4,708,160. Valuations by ward are First Ward 922,055 Second Ward 1,248,280 Third Ward 1,591,205 Fourth Ward 947,630.
Funeral services for 85 year old Mrs Isabelle Gonion Baker were conducted Monday at the late home on Park Street with Rev BL Wagner of St Pats Lateran church officiating. Corinne Irvine and Bess Merrick sang Two numbers One Sweetly Solemn Thought and Abide With Me. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with Emmanuel Guild and Beavers assisting. Out of town relatives included Miss Tyabelle McCloughan of New York City and Mr and Mrs Frank Bill y, Mr and Mrs George Moore and Mrs Harry Leslie of Brie.
A large chrysanthemum with two flowers of distinct varieties and colors grows in the green house at C. E. Enders. Each plant yields four stems, showcasing a vibrant display in the Painesville greenhouse.
Funeral services for Mrs. Casey Rossbacher wife of the late Edward Rossbacher were held Monday afternoon at 2 15 from 49 Water Street with Rev Parry and Unionist officiating. Mrs O A Jolnner and Mrs Helen Young sang Nearer My God to Thee. Bearers listed. Interment at Pass Grove cemetery. Attending out of town were Rev Hager Potter of Williamsville and Miss Mable Purdy and Charles Wehrle of Erie.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a laxative aid and fiber source. It claims regular use prevents constipation, noting two tablespoons daily with ample water, and suggests serving with milk, cream, fruit, or in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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