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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
3
Monday night council ordered suspensions of patrolmen beyond set limits under Ordinance 369 of 1914 and drafted a four patrolman amendment. Discovery of Ordinance 416 showing a department of one chief and two or more patrolmen nullified the action, triggering plans for a special meeting to rescind.
The Corry Branch No 6 L C B A held a card party last evening in St Edwards hall chaired by Mrs P G Wood with several members assisting. Twenty tables of cards were set. Winners included Mrs Raymond Sandburg for auction bridge, Mrs John William Maloney for contract prize, and Mrs Arthur Pitt for Five Hundred. Mrs Harry Alexander received a special prize, while Mrs James Mead won a lamp set and Mrs Ed Kinley a flowers box donated by Miss Maude Keefe. A second party is planned for Monday evening February 24 with Mrs Mary Patterson in charge.
Harrisburg Feb 5 During the next week or two the Department of Internal Affairs will begin the distribution of financial report forms to counties third class cities most class towns and poor districts under the Barber-Broe Acts of 1935. Secretary Logie announced that forms will be prepared in cooperation with officials of state associations representing sub-divisions. Copies must be kept locally and returned to the department for statistics and municipal records.
Mrs Margaret J Munsell, former Wellesley College student, files for divorce from Alexander E O Munsell of Tucson Arts. She says her husband, famed for his philanthropy, gave away a million-dollar inheritance in 1934 and lived in a New York flophouse, valuing humanity over his family.
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