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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1941
Page
3
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Formal registration of the Kane Ski Patrol with the National Ski Patrol under the United States army civilian assistance plan was announced by Robert Livermore Jr of Boston. The local patrol joins 160 nationwide groups, forming an active 2000 plus member first aid network aiding trails, rescues, and safety programs.
Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock Saturday morning from the late home at West Hickory for Thomas J Mooney aged 53 who died Wednesday. He resided in the area most of his life and worked at the tannery. He leaves a wife, his mother, four children, six brothers and sisters including John Mooney.
Harrisburg June 24 The state Public Instruction Department reports a near balance between upper and lower grade enrollments for the first time in history. Seventeen years ago the lower grades dominated, but by last school year upper grades accounted for 48.4 percent overall, while elementary fell to 51.2 percent. Among 1,763,783 pupils, seven to twelve year olds now share more evenly with younger students, and first grade enrollments show a sharp drop from 240,490 to 144,074 over 17 years.
District Attorney W P Geary plans to present the case of Frank Dearolph 43 to the Clarion County grand jury on February 17 charged with killing his uncle Reuben L Wentling 57. Dearolphs hearing on a separate murder count involving his 12 year old cousin Roland Levi Wentling was postponed after papers were destroyed in the Clarion Hotel. The double slaying occurred at...
Three men David Logue Delbert Lewis and William Caldwell were arraigned before Justice T S Fulton at Sinnamahoning and ordered to pay 100 fines by Saturday for deer violations. Game Warden Max Ostrum of Emporium filed charges. Devolph pleaded guilty to fatally shooting Wentling claiming the death was accidental. Sherif M O McKinley noted Devolph said he was angry at Wentling over his father Bert Denyolph in 1912.
The 25th anniversary Pennsylvania farm show closes with 4-H and lambs auctioned while attendance trends downward from a high opening day. Le Roy Huber's Aberdeen-Angus steer wins 4-2 grand champion as 90,000 expected today, part of a hoped 500,000 total. Four former organizers and leaders are honored on stage.
Carlton George Woeckner, 26, of 408 East Washington Street, Corry, was released from St Vincent’s Hospital Wednesday afternoon after recovering from amnesia. He arrived at the hospital after calling his doctor for headache treatment and could not recall his address or circumstances. His mother identified him at the hospital.
Thia Cline, a 15 year old Paul musician on NBC Quix Kids, spends spare time designing her own clothes. She blends fashion with music influences and hopes to inspire peers in creative fields.
In Cleveland on January 24, Byro Railroad announced a net railway operating income of 19,854,990 for 1940, up from 1,404,135 the prior year. Income available for fixed charges totaled 13,077,835 last year, vs 12,148,914 in 1934. the company entered reorganization three years ago under an Interstate Commerce Commission plan approved by a federal court, with fixed charges including leased line rentals slated for reduction.
Thomas Turnbull, Ridgway Senior High School social studies instructor and reserve officer, has been ordered to one year of U.S. Army service. He will depart today for Carlisle Pa, then Camp Leigh Va, holding rank of second lieutenant. His name is listed in Punxsutawney.
The report notes roughly seven thousand dollars annually less than prior charges, based on the old fixed charge, yielding a net income of fourteen thousand two hundred forty nine dollars. December operating income is shown at one million eight hundred ninety thousand twenty eight dollars, versus seven hundred sixty one dollars and seventeen cents in December 1949.
Fire heavily damaged a two story frame dwelling at 181 Greeves Street in Kane. Firefighters connected hydrants quickly from nearby sources and contained the blaze to the residence. The Cobes Kennels on Mt. Jewett Road also burned in the incident. no injuries reported, and a nearby resident was visiting a hospitalized spouse during the event.
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