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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
3
Corry motorists battled heavy snow and ice Monday with chains needed for many roads. Several items mention tax deadlines, a library meeting, a skating rink closure, and a train delay amid wintery conditions affecting daily life.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania will hold a municipal and statewide election featuring a 21 year term supreme court seat to succeed John W. Kephart and ten year terms for three superior court judges. Multiple common pleas and municipal court judges will be elected across many counties with a dense election calendar through December.
Conwalley Harvey M. Will announces February 28 as the bid opening date for a 200000 loan and 1000 recall bonds to fund general county expenses. The new bonds carry about 4.5 percent interest, with MIT recalling bonds maturing next August and projected interest around 30000 dollars.
Dr Haake will address the Civic Employees Association next Tuesday at 7 30 PM. The renowned haake is expected to outline how a united and harmonious organization can achieve community goals and spark a new civic spirit before catching the evening train to Chicago.
Two girls were injured when a car struck them on a clear highway edge as they stood near a store. One victim, Miss Arennainde, was taken to Community hospital, with her mother and sister at her side. the other girl, Miss Adanleavibe Wu, was being cared for after the collision.
Two deaths are reported as a severe snowstorm blankets Buffalo and surrounding areas. William Lindsay aged 87 and George De Horthy aged 70 die in wintry conditions on West Utica Street and Brinton Street intersections. A 30 mile per hour wind drives heavy snowfall with eight inches added by afternoon and more anticipated.
The flood control division reduces personnel as projects under construction and small reconnaissance work are kept or dropped, with a skeleton staff for information and guidance. Governor James approved the streamlining, shelving many engineers while preserving only essential ongoing work and future planning.
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