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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1953

Page

4

Pennsylvania Arts and Crafts Fair at Dickinson College

Pennsylvania's annual craft fair at Dickinson College Carlisle will feature work from 13 Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen chapters. The exhibition highlights weaving pottery metalwork and woodworking with stateside craftsmen demonstrating traditional and new techniques.

Pennsylvania Dickinson College Carlisle East Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen America Commonwealth State Planning Board Pennsylvania Department of Commerce Madison Square Garden State Museum Harrisburg Tocal Pittsburgh Philadelphia Weaver

How Smart Are You Genius or Superior Ranks

A playful quiz claims to measure memory and intelligence with ten questions. It promises a monthly average check and notes memory improvements as you answer.

Tanto Thames River Delaware Thomas Jefferson Presi

Veterans of Foreign Wars district commander named

Twenty years ago in Warren a local veteran leader, Dr. Merle Amy, was named commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in the 29th District. At the same time a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck interrupted traffic near Warren, while National Guard units prepared for Mount Gretna encampment and a home explosion injured one person. Auxiliary members hosted a regional gathering at First Presbyterian Church with attendees from multiple counties.

Merle Amy Archie W. Thompson Beng Evie Crawford State Armory Company A Pennsylvania National Guard Mount Gretna Archie Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Northwest County Council First Presbyterian Church Warren, Kane Bradford Meadville Erie

Pollution Kills Fish In Oil Creek

Oil City reports a red film killed many fish in Oil Creek after a suspected pollution event. Fish Warden Harold Solomon sent water and a fish sample to Harrisburg for testing while state Health and Fish Commission officials inspect the creek to identify the poison source. Downtown shoppers watched as large suckers and carp died in the inlets after seeking water.

Oil Svores Fish Dicu Oil Creek Harold Solomon Branklin Solomon Department of Health and Fish Commission Harrisburg State Department of Health

State Engineer Orders City to Build Plant

City officials weighed costs for a sewer plan with estimates of 3.50 to 4 per family once all facts are known. Officials discussed up to 30 percent of homes possibly not connected to the system and thus not paying rent. Interest rate and bond type were debated, with notes that a 100 percent reassessment might be considered to reduce costs. Eastern shore of the creek near the Center street bridge referenced.

Jane Wares Don Wilams Harvey

City weighs reassessment to fund bonds

The discussion centers on using seven percent of assessed value to back general obligation bonds. With current assessments at about one third of market value, raising to seven percent of market value could enable the city to issue bonds and raise 1.1 million dollars. No final commitment was made on the reassessment.

Council faces hold on municipal plant project delays

Kinley stated the council would likely accept a cooling‑off period. Horley warned that enforcing policy to seek a court order could suspend public funds for any municipal improvements until the plant is built, allowing only repairs such as street paving or sewer work. Harvey voiced surprise at Corry Water Co. contract refusals and permit issues.

Kinley Horley Harvey v Corry Water Co

City debates sewer rental charges and water-use levy

During Cowell chamber discussions Mr. Harvey endorses a water-use charge on sewer rentals as the most satisfactory method used elsewhere. He notes some states may require records access by law and plans to return in two weeks for further talks with city officials and Authority members, not discarding current plans.

Cowell Chambers Harvey Cuty

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