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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
3
Local entrepreneurs Miss Helen Foley and Mrs. Patterson take over Rathskellar on North Center street planning daily service from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. in the Grand theatre building, aiming to build a steady patronage with prior restaurant experience.
A four way investigation into the $400000 waterfront fire that destroyed the Anchor Line freight sheds of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co east of Holland Street intensified as two suspects were held. A 21 year old man was arrested near State Street by Pennsylvania railroad police and state troopers with city detectives. Rebuilding plans include a new modern freight terminal to re employ workers.
Warren council heard Burgess R W Steber urge forming a committee to study a possible borough hall project Under Public Works Administration there may be a grant for construction and there was discussion of the Central school site at Third and Hickory and approaching the school board about selling or transferring it to the borough.
The Utah State Fair director halves admission prices for this year’s fair in September. Officials say lower costs aim to boost attendance and overall business and community prosperity in Salt Lake City.
Erie residents learn Tuesday if city can reduce 1986 property assessments in line with county court orders. Judge Charles D. Goepeland will rule on needed lower valuations. City Solicitor Edward M. Murphy, directed by Mayor James P. Rossiter, proposes eminent option to grant 40 percent reductions for all property owners.
Invitations issued for the sixty first annual Corry High School Alumni Association reunion and banquet at the Junior High School on Thursday evening June 13. Officers include Ruth Sheen president and Wallace Young in various posts with a large executive committee assisting. The program features invocation, singing of America, welcomes, and talks from school leaders. A California resident Marcella Ralph Darling will send a reading. An eleven piece orchestra will provide dance music to close the event.
Fragmentary text suggests a location reference near San Francisco and Oakland Bay area, mentioning a naval station and possible coordinates or directions. The readable fragments imply a geographic note rather than a full report, with no clear date or named entities beyond cities and a naval site.
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