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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1937

Page

3

Rockford Kent to Speak at Fallnbore College Event

Kent, noted author and illustrator, will lecture to Fallnbore College students in the cottage auditorium Monday February 8 at 8 o'clock. He writes and illustrates his own books, with Wilderness his best known work from Greenlanth in 1920. News notes big electric output gains for January and a strong yearly rise, plus education funding debates and a stock dividend declared by G C Murphy Company.

Rockyyvell Kent Fallnbore College Auitorum Kent Greenlanth

State Fights for Unified Relief Plan Amid Grant Losses

Harrisburg reports say the joint legislative committee aims to draft a permanent unemployment and public assistance relief program after hearings on delayed waiting lists and a near nine million dollar loss of federal grants. Witnesses De Schweinitz Biddle and Harrizon cited administrative limits and urged county boards to know monthly funds, promising better participation in federal aid.

Preston Williams United Press Harrisburg Joint Legislative Committee Edward J. Thompson Centre Poor Boards Goodrich Asia Karl de Schaweinitz Welfare Eric Biddle Philadelphia Community Fund Earl Harrizon Pennsylvania Public Charities Association de Schweinitz Harrison Citizens Committee

Treasurer sale postponed again in county

Postponement of the planned February 10 sale affects listed Leinus properties. Details indicate delays under county treasurer actions led by Ralph Mecford. The case references monthly counts and a revised schedule, with no new date stated.

Ralph B. McCord Rang Bie Agaly vLeinus Monty Ralph 4 Mecford County

Death of Mrs. Millie Kinney

Mrs Millie Mangaret Kinney widow of Arber Kinney died at her daughter s home in West Dennison Street last evening after a month s illness She was born November 14 1874 in Curting Tennessee Survivors include four daughters Mrs Louis Merkle Frank Grayling Mrs Hazel Kinney and Mrs Orris Thayer two sons Orris Kinney and Oscar Kinney nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren The body was taken to Davison Funeral Home for burial at Pine Grove cemetery Services will be held Friday at 2 20 PM at the late home on West Church Street Interment Pine Grove cemetery

Millie Mangaret Kinney Arber Kinney Spank Geavine West Merkle Mire Corry M Hazel Kinney Thayer Chicago Lwa Orris Kinney Oscar Kinney Coury Elye Hutson Corty Nelle Linda Tionesta Ody Davison Funeral Home West Church Street Mare Pine Grove Cemetery

Funeral services at Centerville for Miss Mary Helen Babcock

Miss Mary Helen Babcock, allegedly murdered near her Buffalo home last Friday night, was remembered in Centerville yesterday as services conducted by Rev Sharles Pulley at the Centerville Baptist Church. Interment followed at Sunnyside Cemetery in Centerville.

Mary Helen Babcock Buffalo N.Y Centerville Sharles Pulley Sunnyside

Warren County Legion hosts Pa commander event

Warren County Legion announces plans for a large gathering to honor the Pennsylvania commander. Walter Keiss and other officers from the Legion will preside at Tobnstowly location with visitors expected from Northwynvie and nearby Pennsylvania counties. The event aims to surpass previous socials and boost the legion’s statewide reputation.

Warren County Legion Murray Kou Woyeei Qiu Moye Washington Wirtulny Wulivldy Harp Northwynvie Bennsylvania Nis Cumming Warren Lee Coriginader Pres Dent Yeausills Paward Stirling John Ihvinly Instréet Dilla Messner East Department

Guild Plans Fish Dinner at Parish Hall

Members of the Lillian Guild met at the home of Mr Ian Mey to plan a fish dinner. The event will be held at the Parish hall on Friday, February 19, with proceeds to support a loan fund for the church and a fine banquet for the general public.

Lillian Guild Ian Mey Wale Lace M. Young Whyrit Alroet

County TB Hospital Costs Jump Very High

An original cost estimate for the County TB Hospital has risen sharply. The projected total now near 210,000 includes labors, equipment, power systems, and construction overruns. Officials cite higher material costs and added services driving the increase while detailing line items and anticipated timelines.

T. B

Approve Gulson's Pension Plan At Erie

Erie February 10 news reports endorse Gulson's plan for a city pension system. Mayor Barber and councilors express support while awaiting details and a wider Senate review. Local officials show cautious optimism about the proposal's potential to fund retirements.

Gulson Erie Unita Ofgsy Pice Aresnen Hein Churwh Barber Pingnée Umasare Withnigh Gitson Hayitsburg Senate

Warren Forest Co Preaching Mission

The National Preaching Mission, conducted across the United States by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, will reach Warren Forest with Dr. Paul Leinbach arriving in Warren for a one day event at Dance Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday February 19. The mission, organized by the Warren County Ministerial Association with aid from the Pennsylvania Council of Churches, aims to bring a message of Jesus Christ’s saving power to church members in Warren and Forest counties.

United States Federal Council of Churches of Christ Ameren Warren Forest Paul Leinbach Philadelphia Warren Dance Methodist Epiaripal Church Warren County Forest Counties Jesus Christ

New Lights in Gym and Auditorium Considered

The Board of Education reviewed an electrical engineer’s findings on gym and auditorium lighting. The report recommends reducing lights from eight to four and replacing 300-watt lamps with 2 00-watt lamps using new reflector fixtures for better illumination and slight rise in current use.

Board of Education Dearing Wight At & Emall Tiig

Cold spell to end tomorrow with warmer temps forecast

Weather bulletin notes a drop in illness after two days of seasonal warmth. The regions report highways mostly clear with snow limited to light patches. Forecasts indicate rising temperatures tomorrow and more favorable conditions tonight and tomorrow.

Abu Tomorow Asia Ine Wistriat

Steel workers may get another boost

Pittsburgh dispatch reports a wage committee in the Pittsburgh district council, led by William Garrity, preparing a report urging a 70 cent daily wage increase for some steel districts and a 5 cent daily increase in others. The draft was to be submitted at a luncheon.

United Press Pittsbuilgh Carvieg iMingis Steel Corporation Pittsb Nuugh District Coumtmel William Garrity CTO Reportudive Tis Luuneil Asd

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