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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1931

Page

6

Utility Probe Status Debated in Pennsylvania Senate

Pennsylvania Senate to decide tonight whether to send the Moose resolution for investigating public utilities and the state public service commission to a committee as partisan lines harden. Administration back Moore plan asks a three governor appointee commission, while Pinchot foes push Earnest Burnest alternatives.

United Press D. Glenn Moore Washington Senate House Moore Picho Tamurray Pinchot Legislate

Rescue on Lake Erie As Ice Floe Breaks Near Buffalo

Two groups of fishermen drifted adrift on Lake Erie after a shifting wind snapped their ice flag away from the main floe. Coast guards and the tug Delaware crew near Buffalo, N Y, rescued them during a blizzard. Patrick Hurtigan and Jim on the fee led the effort, with Charles M Curtis guiding authorities after walking six miles through the storm. Rescue teams worked to reach about 15 others drifting on the lake.

Lake Erie Delaware Buffalo Polis Patrick Hurtigan Tat Jim Hime Charles M. Curtiiy

Three Titusville Churches Targeted by Sneak Thieves

Report from Titusville dated February 1 describes thefts at three churches including St Titus and St Walburgas Catholic churches where small sums were taken from altar receptacles. A third church, St James Memorial, was entered through a window. Clergy suspect the same group may be behind similar burglaries in nearby cities. Kenneth Perkins and Stanley Anderson returned from a visit to Allegheny College, Meadville.

Titusville St. Titus St. Walburgas Stattar Poliries Drie Franklin and Citley New York New St. James Memorial Ueditch St. Kohuren Variouimes Holy Cays Wiese Chiurchey Ave Eyery Cay Walil Thakie Anoney Kenneth Perkins Stanley Anderson Howard Plate Allegheny College Meadville

Prolific 1920s Public Notices and Local Updates

A jumble of items reports a ward driver celebratory event and court martial news, plus transportation and public safety notes. It mentions General Smedley Butler, a Department of State apology, driver license suspensions and restorations, January sales figures from Murphy Company and Peoples Drug Stores, a Danville accident with injuries, Pope Pius XII’s broadcast week, and broader labor and industry accident statistics. Also noted are Odd Fellows attendance, Hoover Lincoln tributes, and a Y meeting, with a gasoline tip to prevent frosted windshields.

Valentine party planned by First Methodist church youths

The First Methodist Episcopal church youth group arranged a Valentine party for Monday evening in the church parlors. Decorators are Almeda Mack, Charlotte Brightman and Kenneth Barnes. refreshment committee includes Edith Bemus Palmer Arland Briggs and Charles Willett. The crowd expects a fun program with games and stunts as in past events.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Chutesh Almeda Mack Charlotte Brightman Kenneth Barnes Edith Bemu Gladys Palmer Arland Briggs jChiries Willett Mr Whitten Rey Wimner

Snow brings relief from Western Pa drought

Snow and rain sweeps western Pennsylvania easing a harsh drought in the tri state area. The snow depth ranged from inches to two inches by 8 p m with continued snow expected and colder temperatures forecast overnight. The storm, moving northeast from Arkansas, is expected to reach New York and the mid Atlantic tonight.

United Press Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Monongahela Valley Tristate W. S. Brotaman Arkansas New York mid-Aulantia Te Ateghentes Geotzman

Reynolds Stricken. Sherman Meat Market Pioneer Dies

Dunkirk reports H A Reynolds of Sherman died at his niece Mrs Robert Badell's home in Sheridan Saturday morning. Born in Springfield, he was 79 years old and ran a Sherman meat market and grocery before retirement. He served in the World War II era and belonged to the Sherman Baptist Church.

Ralph Marshall Davis Church of the Covenant of Dunkirk A. Reynolds Sherman Robert 3Aodell Sheridan Mer. Reynolds Springfield Pennsylvania Shermer /Baptist Church Sherman Peat Go Re

Hageman Leaves By Motor For Columbus Visit

Joseph F. Hageman left this afternoon by motor for Columbus Ohio on a short business visit.

Joseph F. Hageman Lert Columbus Ohio

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