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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions resignations from a four member board and references to directors or representatives. Names and places are garbled, with no clear event, date, or outcome that can be reliably determined from the readable portions.
A garbled OCR fragment references a couple, a graduate, and names like Schultz, with mentions of a stal he and arteries. Details are unreadable. no clear event, place, or date can be determined for a factual newspaper card.
Erim Feb 18 The office of city controller would be abolished in Ere and all of Pennsylvania's third class cities if a bill considered by Mayor James P. Rossiter is approved by the legislature. He argues the 4,500 a year pay to the controller is wasteful and unnecessary. The move targets longtime City Controller Roy T. McDonald, who holds financial power in the city. If not passed the office remains. The controller can subpoena officials and demand accounting of funds.
Wabash Indiana reports the 12 cent death of Camillus Bondy, Miami tribe task chief, recalling Frances Slocum the White Rose. Kidnapped in 1777 from Wilkes-Barre to a Miami settlement, she lived as an Indigenous woman, refusing return to civilization, dying years later. United States agent George W. Ewing publicized the case, Isaac Slocum later identified her as his sister.
Youngsville officials meet to discuss funding and start of a new library. Civic Council representatives from community organizations express cautious support, noting real work ahead but optimism if community backs the project. Park project also approved and set to begin.
advertisement touts Creomulsion as a quick helper for chest colds and coughs. Claims seven benefits in one, harmless and pleasant, with no narcotics. Promises refund if not effective, urging readers to consult their druggist.
Beaverdam residents prep a Valentine gathering at the Methodist church parlor Friday. Attendees are urged to bring a name labeled valentine and provide family table service plus cake or sandwiches. Community notices include visits, dinners, and local travels among Proctor, Crowell, Smith and Lyon households with several surrounding towns noted.
United Press reports February 13 that thousands of Townsend pension supporters may march on Washington to pressure Congress as the administration’s economic security bill nears action. Rep. Hoeppel warns a April demonstration could be large if pensions stay at 30 to 40 dollars a month. McGroarty urges calm, noting strong back home letters urging action.
United Press reports at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Ghanite City a newborn, Robert Jenkins, died at 8 20 am after birth with a strictured esophagus that prevented feeding. He survived about 71 hours, living on limited vitality while physicians initially faced a blocked passage from mouth to stomach and the mother refused to yield.
Leslie Hodges 43 of Beechwood used a jackknife to slash his throat, dying at Jamestown General Hospital after an early morning injury. Coroner ruled death suicide. Hodges, employed by Blackstone Manufacturing, left a widow Pearl and four children Arthur, Robert, Wilen, Elizabeth, plus siblings in Blackville Bemus Point Celoron. Another brother died in a 1932 sugar bush fire.
The Ruth bill passed by the House lacks a referendum clause and faces opposition from Senate committee chair G. Mason Owlett and Senator George W. Woodward. Woodward favors a public referendum to call a convention, while Ruth hinges on a later effective date of June 4, 1936, complicating enactment.
Nevada State Prison allows gambling among convicts as an incentive to life, says Warden Mutt Penrose. He describes rules for poker to bridge games with pasteboard cards, wooden tiles, and home made poker chips, plus a dealer system and penalties for luckless dealers.
In Tryonville Pa on February 18 at 10 o clock the sale lists 14 cows and young cattle 2 horses machinery household hay and grain terms cash Nora Altenburg administratrix Arthur Scouten auctioneer 2014 It Legal Notices The Grange National Bank Spartansburg Pa is closing up its affairs creditors must present notes and claims Casey Thompson Dated Spartansburg Pa November 1 203%
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