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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1937
Page
3
City Council Meets Amid Weather and Work News
Warmer conditions forecast as City Council holds regular session amid holiday notes. Reports list driver license suspensions and revocations, storm damage near water, and a large crowd at the Stanfard Hose Company picnic at Pope's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfard Hose Company
Pope's Grove
Sunting
Two Corry Men Held After Break In At Ty's Beer Parlor
Paul Kinney 28 and Clarence Bradford 35 arrested after being found near Ty's Place on West Main street during a Sunday night break in attempt. Kinney pleaded not guilty at first hearing before Alderman Porter and signaled intent to change plea. Bradford released for further evidence. hearing set today. Bradford and Kinney linked to prior police incidents as neighbors and suspects in recent break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kinney
Corry
Ty's
West Main Street
C. B. Porter
Kinney
Clarence Bratford
Ty's Place
Howard
Ty) Crandall
Clarence Bradford
Roy Vogt
Bradfor
Harley Drake
Ross Mead
Drake
South Street
M. i
Bradford
Wittuss
Lloyd
Corty Auto Body
Maple Avenue
John Flanigan
Howard Crandall
Erle
Hamburg
N. C
Uti
Byalford
Civil Service Examinations Open for Senior Trades
The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for senior cabinetmaker, senior carpenter, senior electrician, and senior painter in Washington D C and surrounding area. Applicants must be U S citizens, meet veteran preferences, and have at least one year of journeyman experience after apprenticeship or four years of practical experience in the trade. Entrance salary advertised at 1800 dollars yearly. Full details available from C A Johnson secretary U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office.
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United States
CVA Service
Commissium
Ani Sen—Ior
Washington
Doe
Appivtus
Almast
C. A. Johnson
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examinere
Swindler Hunted by Jamestown Police Reported
Jamestown police search for a male swindler described as about 25 to 30 years old, five feet eleven inches tall, 150 pounds with dark hair and complexion. He allegedly swindled Clark Walrod of $34 and an elderly woman of $20, then vanished before completing a larger transfer. A brief look at the scene found no major theft beyond minor cash and beer purchases.
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Jamestown
Tiny
Pasone
Jameson
Clark Walrod
Clark's Corners
Walrod
Ty 19
Pennsylvanians Study Nebraska Unicameral Plan
Harrisburg July 6 The Pennsylvania House committee studying unicameral government delays judgment until Nebraska's experiment is clearer. Senator Norris endorsed the plan but warned the system is untested and urged cautious adoption. Committee members from Allegheny Beaver Lawrence and Philadelphia weigh similar municipal implications for state reform.
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Harrishurg
Hadley
Oregton
Alabany
Arizona
California
Ariel
Kansas
Nebraska
Henrier Norris
Ween
Wil Depe
Pennsylvania
House Committee
Beaver
James Kelso
Lawrence
Eugene J. Hagerty
Philadelphia
Woman dies in car collision on bridge near Dunkirk
Deputy coroner probes fatal crash blamed on fog and speed after a car struck a bridge and killed Jean Rich formerly of Dunkirk now residing in Gorey. Survived by husband, mother, a brother and two sisters. Body viewed at Bracken Keating parlors. funeral in Dunkirk with services in Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davyson
Jean Rich
Dunkirk
Gorey
Cobb
Fredonia
N.Y
Van Buren's Son Resigns to Serve as Private Secretary
Capt. Abraham Van Buren, son of President Martin Van Buren, resigns his army commission to become his father's private secretary. He previously served in the war against the Seminoles.
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van Buren
Martin van Buren
Capt
Abraham van Buren
Seminals
Probe Murder Theory in Death of County Farmer
Police investigate the battered corpse found near Waterford as they seek clues in the death of James Stafford 80, a Waterton county farmer. A mystery surrounds how the man died and why his body was left in a ditch, with investigators considering multiple theories including murder and potential suspects.
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James Stanfort
Waterton
Watengord
John
Marter
James Stafford
Waterford
Pennsylvania
Ind
Charles Surak
Atimato
Andrew Schnieder
Abrest
Cambridge Springs
Stafford
Hi Haily
Erin
Borole
Avsatu
Centerville Resident Dies in Local Funeral Services
Centerville resident Philip Gardner died recently after moving from Townville to Wilha Arnold Family Home. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in Centerville with burial following. Nearby relatives include George Bubley and Timothy Meard as mourners.
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Srjugenuine Piopanes
al Philip Gardner
Af Centervile
Amarte
Wilha Arnold Fameryp Hoose
Townville
Bistera
Bubley
Timothy
Leon
Attresnon
Center Ville
Baptists Enjoy Outing Monday at Millohell's Grove
The annual Baptist Sunday school gathering was held at Millohell's Grove in Weal Spring Creel with trips and games. A large turnout joined in the festivities, led by local organizers and with music and speeches from community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justinilly
Millohell's Grove
Weal Spring Creel
Menibury
Atudalyanu
Suniay Seboais Jainine
Death by self action on locomotive pilot
Fragmented OCR notes describe a death by the pilot’s own action aboard a locomotive. The garbled text mentions locations and names in a vague fashion, with no clear dates, affiliations, or confirmable details.
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