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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
3
A disrupted housing dispute coincides with a city health alert reporting about 200 measles cases. Officials urge vaccination as residents react to the clash and local leaders pledge coordinated efforts to control the outbreak.
Assistant District Attorney Willem will conduct the Ralph Scalise case in Brim County. State’s evidence centers on Scalise’s alleged killing of his father, Detective Louis Svalise. District Attorney Graham noted Scalise was disqualified from the original prosecutor’s role due to a prior association, so Willem takes lead with Burton Lauh and others assisting. A visiting judge may preside if needed to handle the large docket.
Eleanor Allinger, 23, a hospital technician in Kenmore New York, plans to leave with her Great Dane Symbol to Georgia to avoid a court order requiring the dog’s ears to be clipped or face destruction. She resigns rather than comply, aiming to be outside New York by midnight.
Plan for enforcement of a new city fire department ordinance outlines duties for officers and workers, with details on the fire-police setup. Director of Safety Richard Rossbacher arranged publication in a compact form for Hose Company members and affected parties to ensure systematized, smooth operation.
Mrs May Albro aged 71 died yesterday afternoon at 4 15 at the home of her daughter Mrs Lyle Thomas 520 Grand Street after a period of failing health She was born in Orangeville New York lived most of her life in Olean and for seven years with her daughter She leaves a son Max Phillips a daughter in law Elizabeth Phillips of Olean two brothers Norman Boothe Wellsville and Clarence Boothe Ellicottville seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren Prayer services will be held at the daughter's home Friday at 1 00 with Rev H Ray Harris of the U B church officiating The body will be taken to Olean for state with Rebekah and Alpha lodge guards of honor Funeral services will be held at Trinity Church in Olean with Rev W A Stackhouse The burial will be in Mt View Cemetery Olean
There will be a meeting at the Democratic Progressive City of Wire County Club Rooms 2611 Maple Street Friday at 8 p.m. The mammoth grand dance ball will be discussed and committees for entertainment reception and other duties appointed. All members urged to attend.
Chief of Police John D. Flanigan and Director Richard Rossbacher inspect sidewalk signs in the business district. Many signs lack municipal permits and required bonds to protect pedestrians from potential collapse. Those without permits will be notified to obtain them. no prosecutions planned.
Sandy the German shepherd guarded a boy's roller skates left on a parking strip two blocks from his home. The dog stayed with the skates through the night, proving faithful to owner and his wheels.
R W Reynolds general secretary of the YMC A will address the annual dinner meeting in Warren at St Pauls Lutheran church dining hall Monday evening. Reynolds has served as young men's secretary in Buffalo and worked in Titusville and Coatesville. The address is anticipated as a highlight of next weeks meeting.
Pittsburgh area Honorary Committee of the Amelia Earhart Foundation plans a February 16 dinner at the William Penn Hotel. Speakers include Miss Michal and Mrs. Cowper, with regional notables from Greenville and New York contributing tributes to Earhart’s career and humanitarian work.
Past Matrons Night was observed at the Sorry chapter No. 17 in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Nina Parkhurst acting as worthy matron. Other past matrons filled offices. Mrs Margaret Smith of Meadville spoke, and visiting district deputies talked. A song honoring ill past matron Mrs Wesley Howard was sung. a bouquet of roses was presented. After, Mrs Lawrence Davison and her committee served two salads and Messer Winch attended.
Australia to hear Tibbett Miqueourne Lawrence Itbuett signed a contract for a series, declared to be a record salary for abstratia. Moscow to build 60 schools in 1888 announced. Sixty new schools designed for 880 pupils each will be built in Moscow this year.
Miss Earhart spoke while noting that Mrs Thaden is a former Bend Trophy holder and a longtime personal friend of Amelia Earhart.
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