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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

3

Local notes and incidents on Washington eve

A scattered update covers a canceled special meeting, theft probes of auto accessories, theatre award, Washington birthday closures, a college alumni dinner, Farmers Institute attendance, a 1842 sewing machine patent note, a dodgy car crash, bank holiday observance, a postmaster oath, regional temperature highs and lows, rail freight figures, Pennsylvania industrial indexes, dairy cattle watering concerns, measles and diphtheria counts, Chrysler stock movement, and a Masonic dance event with George Vicer’s orchestra.

Cold snap relief wanes as midwest sees brutal cold

A harsh cold period eases slightly with temperatures near three below as winds push toward a weekend warm-up. In Wisconsin a temporary line opens to Two Creeks, residents report two to three more days of food. Flooded homes near Spotville, Kentucky see 12 rescued by the cutter Kankakee after ice and river ice barriers. Coast guard cutter Waseanaba aids efforts to free ships trapped in Lake Michigan ice near Ludington, Michigan.

Midwest Two Creks Wisconsin Spottyville Green River Kankakee Coast Guard Wseanaba Lake Michigan Ludington Mich

Bond issues in Penna reach new high figure

Harrisburg February 21 The number of municipal bond issues approved in Pennsylvania last year reached a peak not seen since 1930 and the total funds involved set a four year record. Internal Affairs Secretary Thomas A Logue reported that in 1935 there were 388 issues raising 26 255 894 and most were aligned to match federal WPA and PWIA funding for public works.

Ey Uniren Fress Harrisburg Pennsylvania Internal Affairs Secretay Thomas A. Logue WPA PWIA Internal Affairs Department

Commander McDade Speaks at Warren

State Commander John B McDade of the American Legion spoke to Warren citizens on Americanism and National Defense. He concluded with an address at the Legion and Auxiliary dinner at the YWCA. Miss Edna Musser, state president of the Legion Auxiliary, also attended and participated in the day’s events.

Warren John B McDade American Legion American Legion and Auxiliary Edna Musser Legion Auxiliary

Malay Nudist Cult Exposed In Honolulu Coast Case

Police reveal a Malay nudist cult in Honolulu involving two 35 year old Filipino members. They claimed to subsist on grass and honey while held in cages near Wat anag coast, highlighting a bizarre spiritual gathering and alleged sect practices.

Honolulu

Moscow hit run driver sentenced to death by firing squad

A government transport service driver near Moscow was sentenced to death before a firing squad for killing a horse and injuring three people in a traffic accident. He had been reprimanded five times for reckless driving prior to the incident.

Russia Moscow Wervice

Warren Strike at Three Plants Fails to End

Warren workers at Phenix Plant No 1 Plant No 2 and Warren Chair Works remain on strike as of February 21 with 150 to 200 employees involved. Company president F H Newmaker reports walkouts began February 13 over demand to remove the efficiency cost expert and rejects a wage change tied to piece work. No compromise or end in sight after multiple talks.

Warren Phenix F. H Newmaker

Former Corry Boy Married in Chicago nuptials

William P. Edmonds Jr formerly of Corry and Clara Hannon of Geneseo IL were married in Chicago Monday and have moved to Los Angeles where Edmonds will work with Lie Douglas Aircraft Co.

William P. Edmonds, Jr Corry Clara Hannon Geneseo, Til Chicago Los Angeles Edmonds Lie Douglas Airplane Co

County to Spend 400000 on Bridge Plan

A 400000 bridge building program for Erie County was outlined by County Commissioner Thomas W. Flatley after input from Y. J. Pope of the state highway department. The plan covers ninety bridges, mostly replacements, to be built on the secondary system and will take three to four years to complete as weather permits. Many spans are unsafe, and placards have warned motorists. The project will relieve township supervisors of maintenance and repair duties and reduce county aid requests.

Eri Thomas W. Flatley Platley Y. J. Pope Highway Department Toa Pope Bme

Washington PTA Meeting Reports Busy Session

The Washington senior PTA met in room 4 with 45 members and two new mothers Mrs Mintis and Mrs Harry Noxon plus guest Mrs Harald Wolfe. After a brief business meeting the program featured devotionals by Wave Perkins a talk by Leslia Wells piano solos by Miss Martin Hubbers and a road talk from the Tenor High. Mrs Robbins announced four future school dates and the banner was awarded to Roren No. 4. Several members served sandwiches cake and coffee.

Washington M. Robbins Roren No Wait C. R. Fournel M. Rellhins Haight M. Foster B.J G. Haight R. J. Dearing G. Brown

Ill Youth Carried Through Snow to Hospital

Ridgway Fen 21 with ur wu son 14 son of Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson of Lup Montmorenci road is in serious condition at Elk County General Hospital after emergency operation Wednesday night for a ruptured appendix. He fell ill Saturday and was carried through deep snow to a waiting truck and then to the hospital.

Ridgway Fen Withur Wuson Ben Wilson Lup Montmorenci Road Elk County General Hospital Wilson

Police Nab Forger After Postal Card Confession

Hia enmle Valentine in the form wf postal card led to the arrest of Maurice Salisbury alias George Davis wanted for forging H H Keppel’s name for ten dollar checks at the A and P Tea Store. A similar card was sent to manager Houghton. Salisbury, once sheltered by Salamanca police, was captured there after police traced the traveler's movements from Jamestown to Salamanca. He refused voluntary extradition, but Erie papers were used to secure the return. He is in Cattaraugus county jail and may face further forgery charges with state police aiding in checks.

Hia Enmle Valentine Maurice Salisbury George Davis H. H. Keppel Potive North Center Street Houghton Salisbury Corry John Flanigan Salamanta Jamestown Salamanca New York State Wiky Hey Quarry Lloyd Ruppersburger Erie Little Valley Cattarauus County Lear

Card party raises funds at St. Rha nheth's hall

A St. Evening's card party hosted by St. Mac beth's group raised a generous sum. Guests played contract and auction bridge with fourteen tables, receiving prizes to Clifton 4, Weber, Paul, and several attendees. Special awards went to Fred Mixer, Miss Gertrude Schadeil, Miss Louise Williams, and Mrs. Myntora Williams.

St. Rhanheth's Ehtch Clifton Weber Paul Harry Lamona Mildred McElroy John Fisher Everett Phillips Fred Mixer Gertrude Schadeil Louise Williams Myntora Williams Katherine Helen Mary Wojciechowsk Flonce Helen Gumbleton Georgia Weller

Body of Col Windsor Lies in State at Warren

Rites planned to honor Col Windsor a longtime prominent Army figure with service noted. The body lay in state from 1 pm yesterday to 2 pm today at Peterson Funeral Home on Toving Street near Pennsylvania Avenue East as arrangements proceed in Warren.

Col. Windsor Warren Col Mreit Windsor Nonni Peterson Funeral Toving Street Pennsylvania Avenue Eaat

Byrd Deflates Wisecracks at Modesto Lecture

Admiral Richard Byrd answered a jab about his Southern accent with a sharp reply during a Modesto talk. The audience heard Byrd joke about his Antarctic travels as he discussed exploration and science.

Byrd Modesto South Pole Admiral Byrd Virginia

Polk State School Near Franklin Inspected by Officials

Two members of the State Police inspected Polk State School near Franklin today. They observed crowded wards and dust-covered areas while noting updated buildings and new facilities. About 2,911 persons currently occupy the structures with $100,000 recently spent to reduce fire hazards.

Tranklin Polk State Sehgushy Pithburgh Post Hella Haven Presen

North East Man to Speak to Townsenders Club

Tawar M Toye of North East will address the Townsenders Club meeting this evening at the Grand Theatre. A large attendance was urged.

North East Townsenders Tawar M Toye le Corry Townsend Club Grand Theatre Dors

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