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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
7
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Minnie Foxarty escapes to a brewery office where Pop and his dog Terry shelter her as the “Princess of Pilsen.” Detective Bill Duffy uncovers Minnie’s true age and past, then a dramatic wedding plan unfolds amid a citywide pursuit and a dramatic identification gallery reveal.
In a crowded celebration, Tony Caccavalloni toasts Dutt as a good man. Pop T. urges happiness for Min and Bill as they depart for their wedding trip. Terry the dog, the bride, and guests fill the room with cheer before leaving for the Bronx in twilight. A wealthy suitor smiles, watched by Pop, with Minnis’s future seen as bright.
Utility board reports a 16 percent fall in residential power sales in Jamestown city limits while mains outside the city show smaller gains. Officials attribute reduced use to cooler weather and shifting consumption patterns as residents cut back on lighting and electric heating.
Townsend club to hold meeting at Congregational Church Spring Creek Tuesday evening at five o clock. Invitations extended to all. program includes a selection of music and a pleasing speakers. Large attendance expected.
A high school diploma was delivered by a messenger to a student named Meyer. Principal Merritt Watts arranged for medical care at a hospital as the student recuperated from a radiation treatment received just days earlier.
In Harrisburg the Republican Senate caucus weighed Gov. Earle’s demand for a $95 million relief plan and rejected extra borrowing from state funds. Sen. McClure’s $40 million projection clashes with administration estimates, as the governor vows to tour the state to pressure for adequate aid. The fourth stopgap relief measure aims to aid 165,000 unemployed, with $8,716,212 already appropriated this session.
Nel-onas Burchiant Blair, aged 74, earns distinction as the country’s oldest lifeguard. He tallied his 100th rescue at Blair pool, where he remains on duty daily through the bathing season, protecting a boy and two girls among the day’s events.
The PWA has spent about 26,057,181 dollars in Pennsylvania since June 1983 on 319 projects. The total cost of the program is estimated at 81,255,000 dollars, creating over 40,000 man years of employment. Of 19 listed state projects, 56 are complete, 25 are near completion, with the rest in various stages and most to finish by year’s end. Douglas Andrews heads the state program for the administration.
At the Kane First Methodist church quarterly confererence, attendees voted in favor of recommending that Reverend William Bartlett be returned to the local pastorate for another year. Bartlett, who arrived in Kane in fall 1920, is nearing six years of service, with final appointment decisions to follow at Grove City conference.
United Press reports a pollution incident from a sewage disposal plant near Merger, Pennsylvania, blamed for mass fish kills in Neshannock Creek. Warden J A Simmons notes hundreds of fish found dead along the banks, due to oxygen deprivation, as an investigation begins.
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First event of the jubilee year scheduled at St Thomas Church to begin in the month with a garden party. Planning includes committee elections and arrangements for the festival, marked by the church’s seventy year anniversary since its founding.
A Jamestown area incident left Henry Milton Jute of Ellicott fatally injured after being struck by a motor vehicle near Lakewood Avenue. Coroner William Coundall anticipated a verdict possibly explaining the cause as unsafe vehicle operation while the witness testimony described a sudden turn and jerky motion before the collision.
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