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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
7
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Tulsa youth Kennamer, 18, from prominent families, faces trial for the Thanksgiving night killing of John Gorrell Jr in a case tied to an extortion plot against H. F. Wilcox. He describes his motives and asserts no wrongdoing, naming others he believes involved and detailing his plan to coerce Gorrell.
United Press reports SHARON Pa. Depressing times press youth hardest as juvenile crime rises. Judge J A McLaughty cites economic strain pushing boys to steal. He advocates boy movements and says, “I have never had a Boy Scout before me.”
Rev Gilbert L Boyd Pastor at Le First Presbyterian attended a luncheon meeting in Erie where preliminary plans for the Standard Leadership Training school were outlined under Erie County Presbytery. A council of pastors and laymen will meet to elect a board of managers and set school policies, with five or six members and biannual meetings. Meanwhile a separate account details a shooting incident ending in a death during a confrontation in a car, with Gorrell dead after a gun sensationally discharged.
An aged advertisement warns kidneys and bowels are linked and promotes Doan's Pills as a safe, habit forming free remedy. It appeals to readers with dramatic claims of vast kidney waste and urges purchasing from Foster Mullem Co.
Erie, Feb 14 Erie county and the poor board were divorced from the finances stance after a Supreme Court decision. Controller Harvey M Willis said his signature will no longer be needed on poor board warrants. The county treasurer had refused to cash a 2000 down payment check without counter signature. The five legged calf born to H Kinney of Tyvan Saskatchewan noted with a spare foot projecting from the right shoulder.
Kane Feb 1 state troopers cleared up local chicken thefts with the arrest of three Kane men Melvin Olson 25 Tom Hilliard 5 and Willard Toropkins 1 under $1 000 bail each. They confessed the thefts from farms of C W Nelson Pulckerwood road and Fred Kelly Lamont Siding during the weekend taking 96 chickens to fill orders. Most chickens were recovered.
The Child's Conservation League held a St Valentine party at Mr and Mrs Edward Weldt home. Thirteen members attended enjoying a paper on Grandparents by Mrs Hubert Heer fem and a current events article read by Mrs C M Howard. Hostess served Valentines cookies and ice cream.
Warren officials petition for funds to save Warren General Hospital from closing after state aid disappeared. Citizens and major taxpayers endorse the appeal and would support an extra mill tax to ensure adequate funding. Finance committee member states the hospital needs 421,190 more for the next year beyond patient income.
Dr. J A Urquhart claims Arctic Eskimos improved after Canadian government oversight. He describes pre invasion Eskimos as dirty insolent and untrustworthy and praises them as industrious and clean now living year to year with careful provisioning. He cites Mackenzie Delta Eskimo life as exemplary and notes minimal license usage among them.
The Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal church gathered yesterday at Mrs Eiva Sordon of East South Street for an interesting business and devotional service. A Tessos study on Japan was led by Mrs C J Heath, followed by a social period with refreshments prepared by Mrs Quistan and Mrs Ling J Saxton.
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