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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1940
Page
3
Erie County Court Acts to Check Drunken Driving
Erie County court plans jail sentences for drunks on roads. Judge Elmer T. Ryans denounced 'worst offenders' and pledged harsh treatment, citing a Fayette County case where a drunken driver faced 300 dollars fine and six months in jail, urging no leniency for repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Elmer T. Ryans
Pikey
Damiai McKaueghlin
Leroy Seareh
Pennsylvania
Motor Police
Wfiner
Waterford Man Badly Wounded in Alleged Assault
Bernie Ehert, 45, of Waterford, was shot and hospitalized at St Vincent's after a relapse during a two night stretch. The Wednes day night event left Ehert in poor condition while Mar} Ball, a special policeman of Lard and Poplar Streets, faces charges of aggravated assault and battery with attempt to lll mbers, free on bail pending Alderman Bilisvewakt’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Ehert
Gt Waterford
St Vincent's Hospital
Mar} Ball
Poplar
Joseph Bilisvewakt
Court Fears Family Fears Once More In Drunken Driving Case
The court refused to release John M. Zelenik after an accident arrest. He claimed intoxication the night before but denied drinking the morning. The judge noted the risk to his family and sentenced him to a $30 fine, court costs, damages to the other vehicle, and 60 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Zelenik
East Bt Street
Tkwan
Zelenak
Open Camp for Children Near Kane Saturday
Big Chief Cornplanter Camp, under Y M C A auspices, built from a former CCC camp near Kane, 12 miles north of Kane, opens Saturday. A $73,000 federal project for underprivileged children in Allegheny National Forest, the camp spans 20 buildings on two hills with landscaped grounds, water supply, a 1100 foot concrete pool, chlorination, and modern facilities. Eight cabins house 25 boys each, with a administration building, dining hall, dormitory, wash house, storage, and forge cabins.
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Big Chief
CCC
Kane
Allegheny ‘National Forest
Fiorth
Jth
Pennsylvania
Bible Study Series Seeks Attendance at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sev enth Day Adventist church on North Center street hosts Sunday evening Bible studies at eight o clock with song service special instrumental and vocal selections. The subject is Will Durist Come in Our Day and is illustrated by screen pictures. Ethelwhll of Fugland reigned 889 to 898 and had five sons who became kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist
North Center Street
Durist
Prograf
Oplor
Ethelwhll
Fugland
Ethelbald
Tichelbert
Richelred
Alfred the Gresf
Smiley Given Jail Sentence in Erie Assault Case
Roger Smiley, a Union City figure, was sentenced to six months in the Erie county prison by Judge J Orin Waite on a charge of assault and battery. The beating of Edward Moore near Lake Pleasant left Moore with long lasting injuries and permanent damage, with prosecutors urging tougher charges.
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Smiley
Moore
McLaughlin
Rossitey
Waite
Walte
Sunday School Picnic Heads to Warner's Grove Route Six
Sunday school will be held Saturday in Warner's Grove four miles west of Corry. Games races contests food for cream and lemonade. attendees should bring a basket lunch. Transportation preferred. meet at Raven Street Church at 10 a.m. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's Grove
Route Six
Corry
Jwse Desirime Transportation
Raven Street
United Brethren Attend Missionary Day at Findley Lake
A large delegation from Christchurch attends United Brethren camp services at Findley Lake New York for Missionary Day. Mrs J Leon Maneval presides over the afternoon program. Speakers include Dr David Johnson of Sierre Loois West Africa and Miss Eleanor Shieilifer from Alcalde New Mexico. An offering supports Rev Parker Young and Mrs Young.
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United Brethren
Christchurch
Findley Lake
N Y
J. Leon Maneval
Erie
Women's Missionary Association
David Johnson
Sierre Loois
West Africa
Medial School
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Shieilifer
Alcade New
Britain Needs Vast Stores to Win War
Britain must prepare for 1942 and beyond with massive materiel, naval and air power, and rapid US supply. A wartime officer warns of Dunkerque and Narvik lessons, urging every possible item and weapon to be bought from the United States to blunt German attacks and sustain civilian defense.
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Britain
Charchill
Nust
Wien
Fichtine
Dunkerque
Narvik
Germany
Sch
United States
West Spring Creek and Harbor Half Services
Suridhay serves as the Spring Greek Congregations centre and will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. morning worship with sermon "Christian Prudence" by Rev. John Wayte. Children’s sermon "Stones." Evening service at 8 p.m. "Wavering Faith." Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suridhay
John Wayte
Sunday Services at West Spring Creek
Sunday services at West Spring Creek begin at 10 oclock with Bible lessons and a morning worship led by Rev. Ernest Hook. Evening evangelistic services are planned at Harbor Hall Church with music and preaching by Rev. Hook. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eynest
Harbor Hall Church
Hook
Roosevelt Appears in Shirt Sleeves at Convention
A chaotic report describes Franklin D Roosevelt appearing in shirt sleeves as he prepares to address delegates by radio during the Chicago convention. Details note delays, wardrobe, and plans for a Wallace appearance next week, amid disputed state vote totals and registration figures.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Ming Mate
Chicaeo
Te l
Niecutting
Arly
Wallace
Amelise
Romwrely
Ass Barly
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