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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Powers Mapte and Hos Opera at a corner with unclear terms like Lingoltt aera and a firma. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
Highlights include plans for a new County Tuberculosis hospital approved by state officials and a WPA regional engineering appointment. Local items cover a city council meeting, a football banquet for 19 squad members, a deer theft incident, church anniversary, a dividend news from Lone Star Gas, mumps cases, and icy roads affecting travel in northern and central Pennsylvania with snowfall easing into Christmas mood.
December 14 A protracted dispute over a tuberculous hospital in Erie County moves to court as hospital supporters plan mandamus actions to secure Controller Willis approval. Willis vows to resist, warning of possible injunctions. PWA financing talks with J Kenneth Winter progress in Harrisburg while plans await approval and possible construction extension.
Second National Bank's seizure of seventeen thousand five hundred dollars from Frank M. Wallace's account was sustained by the federal court in Pittsburgh. Wallace, former bank president, held the funds as co-executor of Charles Prescott's estate before transferring them to Union Trust Company. receiver Haughney seized the money to cover Wallace's debt before the assignment. The Pittsburgh bank's suit to recover the funds was upheld.
Stores in Crest are stocking a broad range of Christmas gifts with larger personal budgets expected this year. Early demand favors luxury items while overall spending leans practical. Overhead Christmas lights will brighten the business district, with Claude Price awarded the contract to install most strings by Monday evening.
Harrisburg 14 Nearly 100 state Medway department field workers will gather data on Pennsylvania highways for a year. Secretary Warren Van Dyke leads the effort to create a long term highway policy with 800 observers statewide. The study, directed by J E Banlis from Penn State, will include 24 hour observations at 450 stations and platform swales.
The Amici Bible Class of United Brethren in Christchurch celebrated seven years with a banquet and program in the church basement. The event featured talks on friendship led by Leo McGaughey and Mrs. Raymond Cathers, musical selections, a greeting letter from C. J. St. Bierre, and a social hour attended by over ninety members and families.
Clement Seybold, 17, of Dunkirk, was fatally struck by a car driven by local undertaker John Brophy while riding a bicycle after dark. He died moments later from a fractured skull after being taken to the Lake Shore City Ice & Fuel Company station. Coroner George B. Blood of Fredonia ruled the death accidental.
Erie December 14 A full check of relief and work in the Erie Crawford area will occur Tuesday of next week as the Emergency Relief Board for district 18 meets with WPA director Bernard Cochran and assistants. Area Board 13 held Thursday in the Erie office to review last month’s activities and state bulletins. About 2700 relief cases were removed from relief rolls while the PWA work list nears 5000.
Joseph Giebel died from a gunshot wound suffered while hunting in Medix Run near Pittsburgh. He died after being admitted to McKin County General Hospital. The body was moved to Mt Troy Road home for services. Initial reports suggested self harm, later clarified as a stray bullet strike during the hunt. Investigating authorities noted the gun had not discharged. The fatal accident occurred in Gleinfeld county, with the coroner planning an investigation.
Colonel Frank Knox demands the president reveal the names of bankers quoted as saying the nation could safely bear a debt between fifty five and seventy billion. Knox, cited in Worcester, assails the administration and criticizes Roosevelt’s Atlanta speech while signaling a possible 1936 Republican bid.
Harrisburg reports from the bureau of research state department of forests and waters that Pennsylvania has 100 native tree kinds. More than half are limb trees of importance. The trees cover a wide range of wood qualities to meet most markets, including fourteen gall trees and multiple pines maples hickories and other species.
Salamanca dispatch reports Hezekiah W. Goodwin age 55 of Chapel Hill Humphrey held after a shooting affray late yesterday afternoon. Victim Fark Mobigan of Humphrey is hospitalized in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the left shoulder and lung. Johnson, a friend of Mobigan, is also involved. Goodwin is in custody on an open charge following the incident.
Erie plans a 400000 dollar project to dredge both canal basins at the foot of State Street. The plan, backed by the State Park and Harbor commission, aims to restore docking space for the fishing fleet and reduce health risks by rebuilding dock piling and navigation space, pending War department approval.
The Erie Diocese splits the diocese into eight districts to advance youth activities and Catholic education. Bishop John Mark Gannon names district supervisors including Rev Walter J. Conway for the Erie district and Rev Edward P. McManaman for study clubs. Other district supervisors listed are Bradford Rev David W. Hickey, Clearfield Rev M N Glynn, DuBois Rev Maurice O Hearn, Oil City Rev P A Lynch, Sharon Rev August Hoging, St Mary Rev Timothy Seuss, Warren Rev Joseph H Dizmond.
Grangills Mowers of Derrick City pleaded guilty in McKean County Criminal Court at Smethport to leaving the scene of an accident. The court taxed him with the costs of prosecution and granted a 30 day probation on payment of those costs. He had been accused of striking two youths, LeRoy Middlebrough of Bradford and Benny Davidson of Eden, on South Avenue Extension some time earlier.
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