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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented passage outlines a state policy act and executive duties involving cabinet roles and annual duties. It references Lawrence, Warren, Luther venue, General and Arthur Sperry with a secretary, noting roll checks and year adjusted tasks.
Local organizers confirm plans for a community event with Lester Sarr and Coun ties leaders arranging attendance. Date details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Plans to launch the largest national campaign of repair and modernization in U S history were discussed by Edward B Lee District Director for Western Pennsylvania and other FHA officials in Washington The effort aims to mobilize local committees banks and builders to accelerate housing construction and renovation projects across Allegheny County and beyond with surveys and new staff to support coordination and delivery
A Beaverdam area column lists church events, prayers and meetings at the Meth at Mur church with a noon dinner. It notes visitors, relocations, farewells, farm moves, and a range of social calls among locals, plus a Washington’s Birthday party and youth group activities.
Charles Mahle, 31, a prosperous farmer of Elmo, Clarion County, hanged himself in his barn shortly after 7 am Tuesday. His wife found him at 10:45 am. Corona Gale H Walker certified death as self inflicted and no inquest was needed. No motive found.
Reports show the January 30 Birthday Ball at the Elks Club drew large crowds and high costs, with over 4 million Americans attending nationwide events. Col. Doherty leads a national accounting effort with 7,600 parties and 6000 local units. funds support infantile paralysis research and rehabilitation.
Harrisburg reports show five annual fire losses in Pennsylvania last year jumped sixfold from 1933 as 175000 acres burned with $2 per acre average damage. One fatality occurred. foresters plan 4000 wardens and 50000 volunteers training before spring.
Corry Junior High School teams top state standings with high scores as girls sit sixth in the same division. Principal efforts emphasize attendance and moral guidance through Hi Yeah Trial Club programs led by Rev. B P Haines and Rev H B Harris. A Monday presence may decide if Corry wins state honors, equaling past peers. Mrs G A Stearns returns from Cleveland Repuy Convention.
A fragment hints Lizzie remains wary of romance and not swayed by affection. She recognizes emotional limits and keeps a clear eye on the situation rather than surrendering to sentiment.
Harrisburg report says a bill in the Pennsylvania House would divert 45 cents from each auto registration fee to support hospitals caring for indigent victims of motor vehicle accidents. Rep Matthew J. Wells of Payette introduced the measure.
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