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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
7
A garbled OCR read yields a fragmentary note about events in a city, mentioning a place name and several unclear nouns. The readable bits point to a local item or notice without a clear outcome or dates.
WPA officials in Erie and Harrisburg discuss merging several western Pennsylvania districts into one to cut administration costs. Bernal Cuchray and Frederick J. Wil of the Erie district attend the Harrisburg meeting as talks hint at four or five districts consolidating. National WPA cuts and the 1987 appropriation are expected to reduce rolls. Ohio already consolidates as a model.
William Wright aged 65 of Clearfield was seriously injured when struck by a car while walking on the highway. Memorial hospital attendants said his right leg was severed. Highway patrolmen reported driver Lee Smith of Copwensville did not see Wright until the collision occurred.
Harrisburg July 1 1937 new state law raises minimums for special game permits effective June 8 1937 with fees including fur dealer permits 10 to 50 dollars non resident permits 50 dollars roadside menagerie 85 dollars and various other licenses and annual club hunting permits 5000 dollars details available from the Game Commission at Harrisburg
Inglewood residents swarm the city jail for a third night seeking vengeance on suspects linked to the Eddie the Sailor case. About 1000 people surrounded the jail as two prisoners were taken in. Ed Muir, police captain, kept order while guards protected the homes of victims Melba Everett Madeline Everett and Jaancha Stephens Olive Beret reports a man tried to lure her near Centinella Park where the girls vanished last Saturday.
Nearly fifty children under Warren Crippled Children's Committee care were entertained by Warren Kiwanis Club members at a luncheon. They were then taken to a circus as guests of Tom Mix, the luncheon’s honor guest.
Pennsylvania anglers open the bass season at dawn with Pymatuning Lake among the most popular spots. The game commission notes the Ohio Pennsylvania border lake is stocked with bass pike pickerel muskies and other species. Season runs to November 30 with daily limits including ten bass over five inches and ten pike over 12 inches.
Mrs Florence Stone Groesbeck wife of Dr F B Groesbeck of Daytona Fla passed away June 30 at their summer home in Chautauqua N Y She is survived by her husband her father Charles W Stone of Daytona and a brother Theodore Stone of Oil City Funeral services set for Friday at 3 00 p m DST at Jensen Funeral Home Jamestown Burial will be in Ceme Tenn Brie Pa Also notes fishing bag limit mentions chubs suckers sunfish and yellow perch with twenty five per day allowed
Guy M. Stafford of 202 East Washington Street retires today as foreman of the Pennsylvania Gas Company after approximately years of service. He will receive a pension for his lengthy faithful work. Retirement effective today. Dale Lille, formerly of Curry, connected with Warren offices, assumes Stafford’s duties.
Carl Sannen 31 is charged with the fatal midnight shooting of Laula Hess a telephone installer at an isolated farmhouse. Sannen denied the charge and a pair of spectacles allegedly dropped at the scene is described in the report.
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