Winter Routine and Local Events Highlight Daybook
Old-fashioned winter slows schools resuming after a two day holiday break. Reports from St Paul Lutheran Church and a Board of Education meeting set for next Monday. Minor automobile collision at Washington and Center left no injuries. Philadelphia real estate talks surface during a cabinet meeting. Local council debates municipal groceries and independent distributors. Several residents ill or recovering, including Harold Dietzel and C Sumner Bentley, with Bentley aiming to return home soon. November employment in Pennsylvania shows declines, while a Northeast storm cripples travel. Fire alarm at Aero Supply boiler room prompts quick containment. Stanford Hose hosts open house with prizes and meals. Wood lot and maple syrup demonstration planned near Warner’s Corners. Football fans tune into Stanford vs Alabama via WEAF NBC broadcast. Legal suit over an automobile collision continues. damages sought.
Former Corry Resident Fatally Hurt in Fall
Mrs. Kate Scully Bonham, former Corry resident, died in Lisbon Ohio after tripping on stairs at her son Donald Chaugtont’s New Year gathering. She left Corry 16 years ago. survived by four children and a husband who died earlier in an accident. Funeral services set for Lisbon Thursday.
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Kate Scully Bonham
Lisbon
Ohio
Bonham
Corry
Donald
Gladys Cheuvrant
Raymond Carlyle
M. Barber
Robert Bonham
Dan Scully
James Scully
Alfred Morrison
Maude Gordon
St Marys Youth Dead In Auto Accident
An inquest was planned for Elk county's first 1935 automobile fatality as 21 year old Mike Herbstritt of St Marys died when his car skidded on icy pavement. Four companions were uninjured after returning from a New Year’s party. In Western Pennsylvania a New Year holiday toll included three dead and at least 23 injured in auto crashes with Mary Stanson 20 of Morgan, Pa a hit and run victim, Charles Blasko 24 of Creighton with a skull fracture, and Abraham Singer 87 of Pittsburgh struck at a street intersection. most injuries required hospital care.
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United Press
Ridgway
Elk County
Mike Herbstritt
St.Marys
Herbatritt
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mary Stanson
Morgan, Ps
Charles Blasko
Creighton
Tarentum
New Kensington
Abraham Singer
Three Injured In Auto Crashes In Conneaut
In Conneaut on New Year’s Day two young men from Pierpont and a West Street woman were injured in separate crashes. John Kuzma, 21, and David Shean, 18, were hurt when their vehicle was sideswiped by a truck along Route 7 via Bushnell Viaduct. Mrs Hessie McGuinn, 28, suffered injuries when her husband’s light car skidded and hit a tree at Harbor and Liberty streets. All were taken to Brown Memorial Hospital with Kuzma and Shean later released after initial treatment.
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Conneaut
John Kuzma
David Shean
Pierpont
Bushnell Viaduct
Route 7
Hessié McGuinn
West Street
McGuinn
Harbor
Liberty Streets
Brown Memorial Hospital
Kuz Wr
Shean
Democrats Cut Expenses in 1935 Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg January 2 Democrats moved to trim costs as the 1935 Pennsylvania Legislature opened. The House let go payroll employees for the 13 day recess and abolished the resident clerk position saving about 10 000 overall. Senate Democrats failed to win similar economies, while hold over Republicans will receive one day’s pay for the 1939 session as new Democratic appointees begin January 14 ahead of Governor-elect George H. Parle’s inauguration.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Herbert B. Cohen
Democratic Steering Committee
Senate
Chamcter
B. J. Tompson
Clarence J. Buckman
Geo. H. Parle
Death by Own Action Strike Spurs European Mine Wages Fight
Miners aged about thirty workers in a Hungarian mine are said to have refused to leave the shaft as water rose and pumps failed, threatening ruin. They demand back pay and wage increases while owners insist the mine will not close. This second fatal strike in months follows a similar incident at Pecs.
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Cunuutleu
Hosea
Europe
Pecs
Hungary
Inquiry Opened Into Adirondack Air Crash
Washington January 2 The Department of Commerce announced an inquiry into the crash of an American Airlines plane in an Adirondack forest Friday night. Officials began an investigation to determine causes and responsible parties as recovery efforts continued in the remote area.
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Ey Uynew
Washington
Jan
American Airways
Adirondack Forest
Jamestown Man Dies at Age 100
Axel Pole Stark, 46 Douglas Pl, Jamestown, dies at 10 45 yesterday morning after a short illness. Born August 25, 1834, in Asby Sweden, he emigrated in 1887 after marrying Anna Katharine Peterson. She was born 1838 and died in 1913, married 56 years. Stark worked as a carpenter then city employee laying early Jamestown sidewalks and retired at 79.
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Jamestown
Jan
Axel Pole Stark
Douglas Plise
Mr. Stark
Asby
Sweden
Anna Katherine Peterson
America
le Fleath
Sweaholt
Stark
Corry Public Schools Back In Session After 14 Day Break
Fourteen hundred students return to Corry Public Schools after a 14 day Christmas recess. Desks are being refinished at both Senior and Junior High, with classes to resume tomorrow though some inconvenience from RWD projects. Drainage work at Senior High also underway. St. Edwards will resume January 7.
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Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
A. Lanston
Nat
St. Edward's School
Woman Bitten by Stray Cat in Beaverdam
Beaverdam reports Mrs. Charles Proctor bitten on her leg by a stray cat at her doorway. She was taken to a Corry physician where the wound was cauterized and treated. A neighborhood search found no trace of the animal amid fears it was rabid and may threaten others.
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Corry
Dikes of Holland Lifted Over Time By Water and Roadwork
Dikes around Holland have been raised to keep out water and mud as flood risks grow. Some rial dikes trace back to ancient Roman times, showing long history of coastal defense alongside new road and canal work.
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Holland
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