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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1935

Page

2

Christmas candy sale at Korn Smax Shoppe

Titusville readers report a guilty plea by Lawrence Hoovler and Samuel Worner for illegally killed deer. Each was fined $100 and $4 costs, then sentenced to 104 days in Crawford county jail for inability to pay.

Lawrence Hoovler Samuel Worner Titusville Hey Crawford County Meadville Morick W. Main Caroline Brown Brie Thomas McLaughlin Remgins St. Vincent's Hospital

Christmas events and crimes fill Warren County notes

Local column records a 1935 deer drop, Christmas parties, and shop notices across Warren County. Highlights include 3,500 deer killed in the 12 days of the season, a Mary and Meetha class event, Meadvill and Jamestown items, and a purse of civic gossip plus a hospital bond dispute and a stalled car incident.

Will Wilcox Wedeliver Warren—Wien Luitere Afteenoon

Christmas party and community notice in Crawford County

A local Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Reynolds, 707 Grand Street, with meat and potatoes provided by the committee, is announced. A separate report notes Andyrion sustained a dislocated knee while loading a heavy container with Dr. J. C. Kihler treating him. he remains at home near Columbus. Benjamin Rubikowski of North East received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a statutory charge related to his marriage to Nina Belle Brown, 16, of Ripley.

Woman's Relief Corps Corry Journal J. B. Patterson South Center Street Frank Geiger Christ Samuel A. McCue Meadville Meadville Barbers’ Union Journal Alfred L. Buslow Jamestown PWSA New York City Paver's Erie Anthony Margita Andrew American Medical Assn J. S Taff John C. Wied Erie Episcopal Diocese Deira M. Darling Warren State Hospital Cremo Cigars Christmaa Lox Fields News We Maurer Dunkirk Lil Monroe Fredonia L. Ly West Mitts Street Prince Albert Tobacco Payer's Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. Church Ys J.B. Johnson West Wayne Hach Membberly Franklin Laurie & Green's Harrisburg Franklin School District U John Send Yolingstown Hanry W. Talmadge Leslie Rooney McKean Myron Talmadge Senila Namnen Crawford Mominy Nirs Gertrue Reynolds Grand Street Christenas Andyrion J. C. Kihler S. Steadman Columbus Avenue Columbus Paige and Shaw Fields News. Ie Mayville Benjamin Rubikowski North East Nina Belle Brown Ripley

Man Held on Grand Jury Charge in Kane Fatal Shooting

Harry L. Pennell, 48, Culmerville cost miner, jailed on $1000 bond after grand jury indicted him for firing the shot that killed Kane businessman Arthur B. Carlson during a hunting incident in Forest County. Carlson was fatally wounded last Thursday while preparing to skin a deer when a bullet struck his forehead. Pennell, who fled after the collapse, claimed fear upon seeing the man fall and dropped his gun.

United Press Tionesta Harry L. Pennell Culmerville Forest County Grand Jury Kane Fennell Justice of the Peace D. H. Blum Herp Arthur B. Carlson Marienville Pennell Carlson

Clark Pleads for New Trial in 1925 Extortion Case

State Senator William H. Clark, partner in Clark and Hulme at West Chester, seeks a new trial in Dauphin county court after a September 27 conviction for offering influence as chairman of the senate appropriations committee in exchange for renewal of liquor store insurers. The alleged offer was to Harry Kalodner, secretary to the governor, and Attorney General Charles Margiotti on June 18, four days before the 1925 session adjourned.

Morey J. Potter United Press Biarrisburg William H. Clark Dauphin County Clark & Hulme Insurance Agency West Chester Senate Appropriations Committee Commonwealth Harry 5. Kalodner Charles J. Margiotti

WPA expands adult education and recreation program statewide

The Works Progress Administration appoints directors in 28 counties for an adult education and recreation program to employ about 9 000 people with an $8 million expenditure. Agnes Connell of Ebensburg is named district director of the Cambria County unit. Milton Te Brown is appointed district director for Sunray School. Charles M. Elmerick and Dr Lester I Ade supervise the WPA adult education division. Post Office hours extended to 9 pm for holiday rush with no mail delivery Christmas Day except special deliveries. New Year’s Day hours posted for windows and services.

Paver's Interstate Commerce Commission Fate Bureau of Motor Carriers Interstate Commerce U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners Post Office Custom House Thelma Todd Jamestown N. Y Warren John Carlson Jamestown Post Miss Todd Works Progress Corry Misa Agnes Connell Ebensburg Campina Miss Connell WPA Charles M. Elmerick Lester I Ade Milton Te Brown Harry Wuer Auer Aimouncais

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