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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1956
Page
8
Erie voters will be asked next fall to approve about 6.76 million in new indebtedness, lifting total city debt to a record around 16.17 million while maintaining bonding power for an additional streets and a new City Hall. The study shows ample electoral capacity but limited councilmanic power for emergencies.
Jamestown City Council last night approved a 4 per thousand valuation tax increase tied to a $2 rise in the levy to fund a $4,470,703 budget. The plan includes a $78,600 airport improvement expense under a federal aid program and a 7 percent raise for all employees. The budget adds a three-week vacation for long-serving workers, exempts Fire Department from this raise, provides a $7 uniform allowance for police, and sets a 56-hour Fire Department work week starting November 1.
WOTR presents a Sunday schedule with AM 2:50 sign on News 9:00 Morning Devotions Rev Paul Moyer and Rev Lindacy 9:00 Baptist Church 9:30 First Church of Christ Sefenulnt 9:30 Mondays Thomas Yooklin LWH0 Chevotee Proshocy U208 Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Meg H Ray Harris 8:15 Hour of St Francis 12:30 World and Local News 12:43 Another Chance 100 Mensonite Church 1530 Methodist Chanrel Music 200 Knighss of Columbus 3:00 Sunday Afternoon Mass 2:43 Methodist Chorus Singing Evangelist LM IniT Bottos Talk of the Town World and Local News.
A potato grower proposes a bold plan to harvest and sell thousands of tons of shad to fund a winter pressing plant. He claims a multi‑year operation could yield 50,000 tons for feed and public benefit, while key agencies doubt feasibility and refuse responsibility. Also noted is the death of painter Lyonel Feininger at 84 after a life connected to Europe and the Batttus school.
The Clymer Central School district Ways and Means Committee seeks talent for a Talent Night in the high school auditorium on Tuesday February 7. Judges will be present and prizes awarded. Beverly Foster celebrated with a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Foster. attendees included Joanne Tenfiaken Loujean Legters Lois Loomis Judith Compton Sue Renukers and Miss Foster. Mrs Gull Thompson hosted a party with games prizes and a salad lunch. guests included Mrs Minnie Querreveld Mrs Ruth Rhubergen Mrs Arthur Schermerhorn Mrs Philip Mery Mr Marvin Holthoure and Mrs Gilbert Ton.
The WETU met at Mrs. Loi Brown's home in North Clymer with Mrs. Lavern Vroom presiding and Mrs. Siro Gifford leading devotionals. County president Mew Dulas spoke on temperance. committees were named for February dinner at Abbe Reformed Church honoring Frances Willard. John Deere Day set for January 20 at Clymer Central School with lunch, films, and farm items. Community Club hosted a tureen dinner at the Clymer school. George Obirisensen led the business session. plans for a membership drive and a February dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teovoney as chairs were discussed. Vocanoids by Linde Gravick and Roger Envile noted after the All-Suite Musical Festival in Albany last December. Bicycles for youngsters under four were being made.
Answers to the quiz in the Editorial Pygey include Roosevelt in 1908 choosing Tutt and other items. The list presents values on topics like distance, population, age, Egypt, and sports with a final entry on skiing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a motorcycle event or transport item with unclear details and scattered words. The readable bits include numbers and days but lack a coherent report of participants, location, or outcomes. The record reflects a damaged newspaper snippet with insufficient readable facts.
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