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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1936
Page
5
Washington February 6 speculation whether the Supreme Court will decide Monday on the constitutionality of the administrations major power project the TVA The case was argued December 19 and has been pending in the court for almost eight weeks longer than the famous gold cases. Sale notice for 300 egg thousand or 540 Liberty Street Phone 176 W 311.
Colonel Frederick K. Windsor of Warren, a Spanish War veteran and statistician, is confined to Warren General Hospital in critical condition with a heart ailment. Meanwhile Pennsylvania motorists risk penalties as 2.5 million fail to apply for new no-driving permits before the March 1 deadline.
Miss Margaret Smith of Meadville and former Corry resident visited the city Friday with friends. Numerous locals traveled or hosted visitors including Mrs. Leon McNierney of Titusville, Miss Beatrice Brown from Tryonville Pa, and Verna Balog visiting Erie. Several locals returned to work or travel plans with dates and destinations such as New York City Bay Head N J Cleveland Philadelphia and Toronto.
Word reached the city of LeRoy Lamb’s death at the LA 8 Veterans Hospital in Prescott Arizona after months ill with tuberculosis. A World War I cavalry veteran, he traveled widely and visited his mother Mrs Mae Babcock of Carry last summer. He is survived by his mother in Saint Petersburg Florida and half-brother Edward Babcock of Silver Creek New York. He will be buried in the Army Post cemetery at Prescott.
Crawford Brundage, a long time Spring Creek resident and retired Taragail carrier, died at his family home Friday afternoon after a period of illness. Survived by his wife, two sons Arthur and George at home, five daughters, two sisters, seven grandchildren, the funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm at the late home with interment in Spring Creek cemetery.
Miss Margaret Wolford announced that emergency education relief funds will restart classes. Typewriting will run from 9 to 10 o'clock at the Senior High School, and shorthand from 7 to 9 at the Junior High School. Enrollment offers available at 4 or 7 o'clock.
United Press notes a week of fresh highs in stocks and bonds with gains in car loadings, electricity and steel output. The dollar steadies as gold shipments to France and Holland rise, GM divi dends disappoint, and oil, utilities, and coal stocks surge alongside strong railroad momentum.
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