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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

Page

3

Forty-Seven Cities Joined State Airport Program in Pa

Edward W. Jones announces a WPA aeronautical program for 47 Pennsylvania communities excluding Corry. About $9,000,000 will fund port construction and airport improvements employing nearly 20,000. Another 27 communities may soon join with $15,000,900 for aeronautical projects. Corry shelves the airport plan.

Corry Edward W. Jones Works Progress Pennsylvania Worl S Corry Airport Ftrst Aeronautical Division John P. Morris Philadelphia Jones Warren Erié Mesdville Oil City New Castle Punxsutawney Sharon Franklin Grove City

Hig Clubs Help: Christmas Trees for Corry Needy

Hig Clubs led by C M Hengut traveled to Ida Lawson farm last Saturday and cut ninety Christmas trees for Corry's poor children. This Friday afternoon after school, boys and girls may visit Hengst's residence to receive a tree for their Christmas celebration. An announcement will be made Friday morning in schools inviting only those in need to ask for trees. The annual trip to the Lawson farm is a cherished event each year. Also a small breed male puppy wanted via Actress Box 20 care of Journal.

Hig Ida Lawson C. M. Hengut Corty C. M. Hengst Corry Lawson Farm

Penitentiary Sentence for Stealing Stamps

New Kensington man Max R. Morgan receives 21 months to four years in a workhouse after pleading guilty to embezzlement tied to the disappearance of postage stamps. He admitted splitting $3,800 from sale of one, two and three cent stamps stolen from the Allegheny County Emergency Relief Board office.

United Press Pittsburgh Kensington Thomas M. Marshall Max R. Morgan Allegheny County Emergency Relef Board

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