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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

8

Erie Notes and Holiday Events Across the County

Rising temperatures bring holiday schedules with stores open Friday evening and closed Saturday. Brookville hosts the Pennsylvania Laire Festival through Saturday with music from Ralph Bennett’s dance band. Other items report jail feeding costs, personnel moves in state health, Salvation Army leadership changes, and road patrols urging safe Independence Day travel. Local stock values, rail delays, and WPA youth programs are also touched on alongside official notices on appointments and law enforcement.

Summer Playgrounds Attract City Kiddies In Large Numbers

Registration for the summer playground program under the NYA and WPA is nearing 400, with daily increases at Washington Fairview Concord and Junior High centers. Thomas Roelofs and Katherine Abbey lead the effort with trained staff assisting. PT A units donate equipment. younger children use school grounds while East Washington Street hosts older kids. Horseshoe courts at the Journal building will open soon, aiming to form leagues and invite public interest.

National Youth Administration Works Progress Administration Washington Fairview Concord Thomas Roelofs WPA Katherine Abbey NYA Stafu East Washington Street Abbey Journal al Lige

Funeral Services for Mrs Anna Hudson

Largely attended funeral services for Mrs. Anna Belle Hudson were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. Charles Whaley in Corry. The service was led by Rev. W. H. Garnett of Spring Creek with many relatives neighbors and friends in attendance from Warren Spring Creek Beaverdam and Corry. Interment followed in West Spring Creek cemetery with bearers Paul Whaley Andrew Johnson Clair Morton Clyde Morton Pay Belden and Glen Eldred. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Clyde Hudson of North Warren Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson and sons Charles Jr and Howard Hudson Mr and Mrs J A McBride and Mrs Mary Stroup of Warren.

Anna Belle Hudson Charles Whaley Cory W. H. Garnett Spring Creek Warren Beaverdam Corry West Spring Creek Paul Whaley Andrew Johnson Clair Clyde Morton Pay Belden Glen Eldred Clyde Hudson North Wareren Charles Hudson Charles, Jr Howard Hudson J. A. McBride Mary Stroup

Thompson's Baresma Tablets Promised Relief

A fragment ad touts Thompson's Baresma Tablets as a diuretic stimulant for kidney cleansing and relief from rheumatic pains, backache, dizziness, and vision spots. It includes a customer testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie M. Bell and a refund guarantee, urging use at all drug stores.

Thompson Lizzie M. Bell West 28Th St Los Angeles Cal

State WPA payroll shows sharp drop

United Press reports Harrisburg July 2 that WPA payrolls rose slightly for the week ending June 26 but total wage payments fell by more than 1 million dollars from recent averages. State WPA chief Edward N. Jones says 235,486 workers were on projects June 26, up 1,174 from June 19, across 3,928 projects with a weekly payroll of 2,484,850, compared with prior averages near 3.5 million.

WPA United Press Harrisburg Edward N. Jones

Commissioners Seek Federal Aid for TB Hospital in Baie

Baie, July 2. County commissioners moved to obtain a Public Works Administration grant covering 49 percent of the cost to build a 644 bed tuberculosis hospital here. If the grant is approved, the remainder would be financed by the county via a private loan. The vote followed a bitter hour long debate featuring Commissioners Blair and Schluraff.

Baie Public Works Administration Thomas W. Mlatley Helen M. Schluraff Elton H. Blair Blair Schluritt Harvey M. Willis J. Kenneth Winter Tuberculosis Association

Kinzua Reservoir Work Delayed to Next Year

Kane July 2 Army engineers say the Kinzua reservoir and other flood control projects funded by the Omnibus Flood Control bill will not start this year due to missing appropriations. Preliminary surveys may begin this summer, but no funds exist to start improvements. Congress may later allocate a lump sum or designate projects for early work.

Kane Kinzua Reservoir Congress Kinzua Army Secretary of War Chief of Engineers Army Engineers Addiiton

Unemployment insurance bill seen doomed in Harrisburg

The unemployment insurance measure sponsored by the Earle administration faced likely defeat in the state senate after witnesses warned that delaying enactment would forfeit $25,000,000 from 400,000 Pennsylvania firms into the 1936 federal pool. Tensard de Wolfe cited a federal warning that states not approving such laws by January 1 could lose 1 percent of payrolls, with 96 percent redirected to state systems.

Ross Downing United Press Harrisburg Earle Administration State Senate Isurance Committee Pennsylvania G. C P.-controlled Publc Keystone Progam Tensard de Wolfe Department of Labor and Industry Federal Social Security Commission Commission

Playboys Friend of Harry Thaw Dies in City Hospital

Frank McCord, 61, once a wealthy social figure and longtime intimate of Harry K. Thaw, died Monday at St. Vincent's Hospital after two months as a charity patient at a city institution. He came from Pittsburgh where he was Thaw's close associate before Thaw attracted international attention following Stanford’s incident. McCord’s burial will be at Potter's Field near Fairview.

RIB Harry K. Thaw Frank McCord West 17Th Street Potter's Field Fairview McCord St. Vincent's Hospital Pittsburgh Thaw Stanford New York

Pittsburgh mother and children deaths ruled suicide by mother

Officials closed the investigation into the Pittsburgh tragedy finding Mrs. Eleanor Feely ended her own life after strangling her two children. Private detectives reportedly supported the conclusion after an exhaustive probe by city detectives.

United Press Foptsburgh Pittsburgh Eleanor Feely

San Quentin Warden Sets Bonus Rules for Prison Mates

Warden Court Smith of San Quentin penitentiary forms late rules for the expenditure of yat ewans bonuses. Half of the 800 inmates in mates are entitled to a bonus.

San Quentin Cal

Further Delay in State Aid Feared Over Subsidy Shortfall

State Treasurer Charles A. Waters reports depleted revenues threaten overdue subsidies to schools and hospitals. End of June general fund balance was 2,475.21, six million short of current obligations, while total operative funds reached 23,370,096. Custodial funds total 27,216,645, with a grand treasury balance of 51,186,741. June receipts totaled 29,101,585 and payments 33,927,797. Arthur Williams and son Teddy of Gil City visited Corry with relatives yesterday.

Charles A. Waters Waters General Fund Motor Fund Treasury Commonwealth Io

St Pauls Ladies Host Lake Dinner at Chautauqua Lake

The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church gathered at the Hillstrom summer home on Chautauqua Lake for a dinner and business meeting. Thirty five attendees planned the July 11 Sunday school and congregational picnic at Beaver Camp Wattsburg. Two new members joined as boating swimming and a tour of the Lutheran House followed refreshments at departure.

Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church D. A. Hillstrom Chautauqua Lake Beaver Camp Wattsburg Chautauqua

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