City Council Holds Special Meeting in December 1956
Informal note indicates a special meeting of the City Council scheduled for a Wednesday evening in December 1956. No further details on agenda or location are provided.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1936
Page
8
Informal note indicates a special meeting of the City Council scheduled for a Wednesday evening in December 1956. No further details on agenda or location are provided.
Cloudy skies last night at Storrs Connecticut set tone for economic analysis. Economist at State College warns food-feed shortages and rising feed prices threaten dairy supplies next year. Higher farm mortgage demand and rising wages compound costs for farmers.
Reports from Science Service note sanded roads cause icy surfaces as drivers pull over. Pennsylvania sees a rise in weekly unemployment and a spike in license suspensions for intoxication. Mail order sales approach a historic $900 million with hopes of hitting $1 billion in 1998. Parents visit the Chartes A. Palmer industrial school, while patrols prep a crackdown on blinding headlights. A jewelry store window theft and a warm December set records, as James W. Gerard plans a WHN tribute and education leaders discuss the elementary school’s role. An Erie orchestra seats a sorority dance, and a man injures his leg at the State Armory.
Harrisburg report shows the Pennsylvania School Employees Retirement System financially sound after a 1985 actuarial valuation by George B Buck. The system began with 61 000 000 accrued liability in 1919. reserves now total 934 243 216, leaving 26 758 784 still to be funded. Assets are expected to cover liabilities within about ten years, reducing future costs to state and local districts.
Rev. srancia announces resumption of six o'clock mass at St Thomas church. New Year’s Day service at 6, 8, and 10 o’clock, with Masses continuing Sundays until further notice. The feast of the Circumcision day schedule mirrors next Sunday.
Monterey Los Angeles county Cel writes that a money order accompanies San Cura Ointment and two cakes of San Cura Soap. A Maywood contact reports $200 spent on remedies with piles cure, praising the product. The note promises refunds if one trial does not help, with 35¢ to 60¢ prices.
The Guaranty Survey notes 1996 closed with the prospect of continued recovery, citing higher activity and prices, stronger industrial output, and rising security prices. Unemployment remains a serious issue, credit expanded, and government spending boosted public funds, while foreign trade shows modest gains and a nearer balance between imports and exports.
St John s Day banquet hosted by Carry Ledge and Columbus Lodge Masons will occur Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. A large attendance is anticipated with dinner from Easter Slat rules, a program featuring Grove City College’s Bi Cruse Hoyt, presiding toastmaster Olin W Bracken, jewels presented by J C Wescutt, and Dr Hoyt delivering the address. Wallers Orchestra will provide music. Corrylodge elective officers named G W Madsen worshipful master and others. Columbus Royal Arch Chapter officers listed.
A damaged OCR fragment notes new threat of storm sewer damage claims and a large expense, about 138000 dollars with labor accounting for roughly 75 percent. The issue may go before Council for formal action at the social meeting Wednesday. Erie Cleveland report mentions City of New York ship with Rear Admiral Byrd visiting Little America in Antarctica.
WAIN Wed 3 es wens received here today that Judge James Brownaon of Washington Pa will be here on Tusaday January 6 to hear Arguments In the case of John G Poles and Joe Senauskus on their appeals for parminsion to withdraw pleas of guilty newriail and getting aside of the death sen tences imposed by Judge D WA Ahrid after they ad continged to the sell ing of Metro Seminak Pittallah AU port Inn proprietor Was also announced thls morn ing that Judge Robert R Laevwls of Soudersport will be here on December 2th at 11 a m to contduct a sens aion of argument court
United States patent office grants Henry Ford a patent for a revolutionary car design placing the engine over the rear wheels with the radiator above the right rear wheel. Drawings show a sideways engine and a compact drive system, hinting at streamlining and a teardrop silhouette.
Big December report from Berard Cochran WPA director says no further changes are likely in WPA personnel this section until Congress acts on continuing the WPA. He cautions no orders indicate changes and notes the rainy season affects operations with possible winter extension sought by Hopkins to fund WPA at current levels through the winter months.
Canton city council approves punchboard operation with a $5 license for more than 60 merchants. Officials expect revenue from licenses and fees as the new measure takes effect amid local interest and debate.
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