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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1949
Page
4
The report of Sidney B. Wiston, registrar of vital statistics, records 218 births and 185 deaths in Gary during 1924. It notes six births and deaths reported in the 60146 registration district, covering Corry, Elgin and the Concord and Wayne townships.
Public announcement detailing advertising representatives and contact offices including Fred Kimball in New York and local office in Corry. Rates listed for mail and copies with display deadline at 9 a.m. previous publication date.
Reports from Jerusalem describe a forthcoming election to form a constituent assembly for permanent constitution and a modern state framework. The piece notes two main blocs, one orthodox and one secular, shaping the political scene amid historic migrations and regional upheaval.
Men believed suspects in a robbery at a local store last night between 400 and 500 dollars were reported by state police with a likely connection to a similar incident. Authorities said a group of individuals fled the scene near a berry and dairy shop in Maraly, leaving unclear details.
The item presents a quiz with ten questions and scoring tiers from Genius to Poor. It includes garbled phrases about World War I housing, polo plots, a French king, a constitutional amendment, a famous towel rider, corrections, war leaders, an opera composer, the Gopher State, and the visibility of the North Star from a location in Venezuela.
Officials report worsening classroom shortages across several districts including Nillcreek Harbororrek and nearby areas. Superintendent Maule Fol- Jaen notes multiple buildings are at or near capacity, with some facilities needing up-to-date upgrades to accommodate year-old student populations.
In Jamestown on January 26 eight deputies led by Sheriff Clarence D. Bell and Undersheriff Richard Moynihan raided a barn near Dunkirk. Twenty men paid $190 in fines for gambling. A separate defendant, Pred Metztermeyer, 62, Dunkirk, pled guilty to operating a gambling establishment and was fined $350. Fourteen others faced disorderly conduct charges with $10 each.
Harrisburg May 29 The senate plans action on a proposed law ending the closed shop for lawyers, reintroducing the 1849 statute. Senator Evany Kewhwet Ut-Phihy notes the measure would outlaw restrictive residency inquiries and limit attorney membership requirements.
Funeral services for John W Smedberg member of a prominent Columbus family will be held tomorrow afternoon at Renderson Lincoln Funeral Home Jamestown with interment in Frewsburg Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers a sister and a nephew. regional engineer in Washington and a Jamestown high school science instructor are noted relatives.
St Edward High School five played well to win 21 to 14 on their home court last evening. Players Joh B. Laye and Ralph Bly led the effort with strong defense and scoring while J. Shamburg and B. W. Hawkins contributed key plays in memory of John Bracken.
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