New three named in val 1e cel case
A brief item notes a third party named in a val case involving an energy cell. Details are sparse but indicate new names linked to the ongoing matter.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
7
A brief item notes a third party named in a val case involving an energy cell. Details are sparse but indicate new names linked to the ongoing matter.
Chautauqua begins its season on Saturday July 6 with a long standing opening day program ending in a nocturnal fire lighting ceremony around Chautauqua Lake. The event signals the start of summer festivities and marks the return of the annual assembly observed for thirty years.
The post office will not deliver mail July 4. Window service runs 9:00 to 10:00 a m, and in the evening from 7:00 to 8:00 for stamp, general delivery and parcel post windows. All mails processed as usual with prompt delivery of special delivery items.
Harrisburg July 1. The department of health reports 700 outdoor bathing places, including beaches, streams, and private or municipal pools, received permits. Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter notes inspectors worked during the swimming season Memorial Day to Labor Day to check water supply, chlorination, and bath-house sanitary conditions.
Beaverdam Wattsburg road project wraps pouring of concrete on a one mile stretch. Fry Construction shifts to building shoulders with completion expected soon. Local dairymen and community boosters urge action to let the remaining road link to Wattsburg be paved, citing delays and impact on good roads.
Harrisburg notes a new law allows an annual Free School Day to be proclaimed each April in honor of the state's free school system. The observance begins next April with the date set by the Governor between April 1 and April 11, marking the 1884 act and the Stevens anniversary in 1885.
Kane voters heard two local women chosen as public school teachers and a plan to seek federal funds to construct a new high school annex. The board named T. Z. Hendryx of Bradford to design plans for submission to Harrisburg, citing crowded conditions at the current high school.
The Governor who signed the school law in 1184, Samuel Breck, a State Senator from Philadelphia, sponsored and fought for the origins, with Will and Thaddeus Stevens, representatives from Adams County, resisting its defeat in 1835.
Kane July 3 70 year old East Bradford resident Peter Grant was lost Monday in a dense Bradford forest while seeking wild strawberries. He was found early Tuesday by state police from Kane Sugar Run and National Guard members plus local CCC officers. He showed exposure but was improving.
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