Gift 214 3 Becomes a Local Suspense Item
A fragmentary note hints at a local gift program or branch event labeled Gift 214 3 and mentions Evie, sparking curiosity about its purpose and participants.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1951
Page
3
A fragmentary note hints at a local gift program or branch event labeled Gift 214 3 and mentions Evie, sparking curiosity about its purpose and participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a rally related event in Pennsylvania with mentions of quarters and a fare figure 3d7. Reads as a brief public notice or report pointing to a transit or protest gathering with unclear scope and missing specifics.
The ISU team posted a 1268 point win despite a 314 point effort by the opponents. Coaches praised defense and efficient scoring as the crowd cheered throughout the game.
In Harrisburg on December 14 a Republican drive to redraw Pennsylvania’s congressional map faces new delays. A plan to cut the delegation from 38 to 90 seats amid 1950 census data stalls over where to remove a seat, with central Pennsylvania Philadelphia or southwestern districts under debate. House and Senate Republicans argue over which districts to alter while aiming to boost incumbents like Richard M.ison.
John J. McLean 55 former Allegheny County clerk of courts and Homestead burgess died at his home from a heart attack. A Democratic Party leader, he served consecutive terms as clerk of court, and was burgess of Homestead elected in 1937 with multiple re elections. He was a Pitt alumnus, football and basketball figure, WWI Air Corps veteran, later airport manager.
David Dell 69 of North Clymer died at George Heber's home last night at 11 45. He moved to North Clymer two years ago and was employed as a mechanic for the Jamestown station Mig Co. Survived by wife Stella and two sons Donald and Robert, one brother Frederick and one sister Mrs Margaret Eckard. Body at Spitzer Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
A Supreme Court jury awarded Fred Petrofl of Erie $12,000 in a negligence action against three defendants. The verdict was delivered after a car crash on Route near Barcelona on November 14, 1949, involving Joseph J. Korik of Erie and three defendants.
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