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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
8
Warois Pennsylvania February 13 Local sportsmen report that deer and small game endure a harsh winter better than in years past thanks to a Pittsburgh district caravan that supplied grain and sheltered feeding. They note extensive feeding operations have kept wildlife sleek and well fed despite heavy snow and ice.
An old ad touts QUICK RELIEF BALM as fast help for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and muscular pains. It claims thousands benefited and offers a money back guarantee with a low 25 cent price at MecKandrew Drug Store.
Erie county school districts approve eleven defense training classes for youths ages 17 to 25 in Albion Wasleyville Edinboro Waterford Girard and Millcreek with a planned class at Waitshoro. Training covers electricity sheet metal welding automotive mechanics and woodworking with equipment purchased through the U S Office of Education to be owned by districts after the study period.
West Penn Power Company plans a new 44 000 volt transmission line entering the St Marys district within weeks. Survey crews are at work from Ridgway to Dagascahonda and on to St Marys, terminating at the Rock street substation.
Philadelphia February 13 Sam Charles Bergdall aged 21 a cousin of Grover Cleveland Bergdall has enlisted in the army and will be inducted February 19. Grover Bergdall a member of a Webbthy Philadelphia family is serving a sentence in Leavenworth for avoiding World War service.
Edinboro State Teachers College plans a formal program to commemorate its founding eighty years ago and its evolution into a state teachers college. A faculty committee led by Dr. Van Houten is organizing commencement time celebrations and will announce detailed plans soon.
A bill introduced by Assemblyman Delbert W. Dalrymbley seeks to reduce penalties on delinquent taxes. Current law adds a one percent penalty on city taxes due July 1, with an additional monthly penalty thereafter. The measure aims to ease the total amount payable on overdue taxes and shift emphasis from strict defeasance to reduced penalties.
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