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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

8

Woman Killed As Car Skids On Icy Highway

A Pittsburgh woman, Mrs. Mary O Bird, 69, died after her car skidded off the icy Perry Highway seven miles south of Erie and overturned. Her son, Howard R Bird, 33, escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle, en route from Buffalo to Pittsburgh, overturned in a ditch during a snowstorm. Coroner and state patrol opened investigations into the fatal crash.

Tan Pittsburgh Perry Highway Erie Mary 0 Bird Ruth Street Bt. Vincett's Hospital Howard R. Bird W. G Stroble State Highway Patrol

Liberalize Pennsylvania Blue Laws Affects Sundays

The piece notes 17 bills to loosen blue laws in Pennsylvania with one aimed at extending Sunday activity limits. It cites the 1704 Mifflin act and a 1794 provision imposing fines for Sunday work and games. A House highways committee bill by Albert E. Rion would ban certain commercial vehicle operations on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Senate House Thomas Mifflin House Highways Committee Albert E. Rion Lehigh Pennsylvania

Dickens Liked to Walk Chinries and Bike Mondays

A compact note recalls Charles Dickens enjoying walks and cycling on Mondays. The fragment mentions his habit of biking and walking in a casual, period voice reflecting his daily routines.

Dickens

Corry Boy Helps Describe Search for 3 Lost Fliers

Frederick Parkhurst, a Corry boy in the U S Navy, recalls the 13 December letter detailing the perilous search for Capt Ulm and two companions lost crossing the Pacific. He describes 240,000 miles flown, six hundred mile outings, and a six tugs twelve submarines and eighty planes effort. He notes radio beacons and exhaustion after long patrols, and the Christmas scene on Hawaii with decorations and large stores.

Frederick Parkhurst Capt Ulm Hawaiian Corry Boy Pacific Jim Ogether Fiers Frederick “Parxhurst Charles J2 Parkhurst Young Parkhurst U.S. Naval Forces Hilo Honolulu Lok Fingland

Autoist Must Rebuild Wall After Crash in Buryport

Mary-Richard Goodie a 22-year-old odd job man pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and wrecking a private stone wall when his car crashed into it. He was fined $60 with leniency sought and only $2.20 in costs assessed. The court ordered Goodiue to rebuild the 20 foot wall.

Buryport Mary Richard Goodie Goodiue

Survey of Bank Credit Conducted in Warren by Treasury Official

Howard W. Smith of the U S Treasury Department arrived in Warren to lead a countywide survey of bank credit. Based in the Warren Chamber of Commerce this week, he will study commercial and industrial loans from 300 to 300000 across Warren Forest Clarion Jefferson Armstrong and Tidjana counties. A final report will be sent to Washington to aid business and small borrowers in restoring credit and obtaining loans.

Howard W. Smith U. S. Treasury Department Warren United States Treasury Department Warren Chamber of Commerce Cleveland Smith Washington

City nurse sues for unpaid services to Bowman estate

Mary M. Clegel of Oil City files suit against Mary Reagan executrix alleging she cared for Frank Bowman as his nurse from December 27, 1938, for 27 weeks and that her services were worth 50 dollars a week. She claims constant summons day and night with only a week off when Bowman was hospitalized.

Frank Bowman Oil City Mary M. Clegel ON City Mary Reagan Bowman SF Iain eAp

Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From State College

Seeds for garden should be ordered early due to seed stock shortages from last year’s weather. County agents can advise on adaptable varieties. Sheltered, wind-free protection advised for potted evergreens to avoid heat reflection and late-winter wind damage. Over two dozen agricultural groups meet at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg for sessions. Eighteen litters of pigs over a ton at six months highlighted Lancaster County progress in Pennsylvania. Milk freezing disrupts casein and butterfat, affecting product quality at weigh scales. Cumberland County 4-H corn club members finishing projects set a record completion. Unusual demand noted for State College agriculture and home economics correspondence courses. request a new catalog.

Pennsylvania Farm Show Harrisburg Pennsylvania Lancaster County Cumberland County Pennsylvania State College State College

Record Cold Hits Northern Ontario With Minus 75

Unofficial thermometers in Iroquois Falls Ontario spiked to 73 degrees below zero and forecasts predicted 75 below zero for today as frigid conditions persisted. Weather officials say the chill nears Canada’s historic lows, with rapid wind chills and dangerous exposure risks for residents and travelers.

Ontario United Press Iroquois Falls Ont iWest

California Seeks New Tax Sources to Bridge Deficit

California faces a $20 million shortfall by June with possible $130 million gap next biennium. The Legislature, urged by Governor Merriam, reviews all taxes including state sales, income, liquor, motor fees, oil severance, highway funds, and stock transfer to raise funds for a $260 million operating total.

California Sacramento Calif Frank Merriam

Carter Hill News Notes

Carter Hill updates from late June note residents attending regional shows and visiting relatives. Local business, social calls, and visits across Hartishire, Union City, Clymer, and Carter Hill are listed, with multiple residents hosting or traveling for events and family time. A Boston show headlines law and order as a playful cats show.

Carter Hill Harry Burrows Hartishire Peninsylvania Frank Pickley Union City Frank Gales Corry Dick Morris D.E. Lindquist Bert Slye Briday Ed. Bloss Glenn Kapple Cottags Rupert Hays G. Lindberg Leo Schuknecht Clymer Frank Carl Cooper Brown Hall Worth Watson Clarence Slye Frances Cooper Carter Frank Cooper Leonard Hays

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