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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

8

WPA Work Advances on Hare Creek Channel Project

About 100 men in two 6 hour shifts toward widening and straightening Hare Creek from Erie Railroad tracks to Shady Avenue Kenesky Williams Jord contractor is general foreman with Edmund Roach and Ray Brown as foremen. Work began near Shady Avenue and will extend northwest to the bridge. project length about 2300 feet. Lower end aims to eliminate winding curves east of Shady Avenue and ties into sewage disposal plans.

Hare Creek Erie Shady Avenue Kenesky Williams Jord WPA Edmund Roach Ray Brown Tce Pe Sry Way

Bantam Cars Will Be Manufactured at Butler Plant

The American Bantam Car Company plans to take over the former Austin plant at Butler to produce light autos and delivery trucks priced around 300 dollars. R S Evans of Atlanta is president. Thomas L Hibbard of New York in charge of engineering. board includes Peter Beasley and Gilbert W Kincle of Buffalo among others. Stock underwritten by Dingwall & Company and Tooker & Company of New York.

Austin Butler Bunner American Bantam Car Company American Austin Car Company R. S. Evans Atlanta Thomas L. Hibbard New York Martin ‘Tow Buenos Airs Argeriling Peter Beasley Detroit Aircraft Corporation Gilbert W. Klncle Buffelo Dingwall & Company Tooker & Company of

Detour Bulletins To Resume On June Twelve

Harrisburg June 5 Weekly publication of the Department of Highways detour bulletin will be renamed June 12 announced by Secretary Warren Van Dyke The bulletin had a irregular schedule during severe winter weather and has been issued semi monthly since spring Now with construction in full swing and oiling season the regular weekly plan will be resumed The storm sewer project has WPA approval and stations across the region will relay the notices

Harrisburg Department of Highways Warrent van Dyke

Hitch-Hiker Sought After Shooting Man in Kittanning

Frederick Hurlbut of New Kensington was shot and robbed by a well-dressed hitch hiker on the Rural Valley to New Bethlehem road in Rayburn Township. He described the assailant as about six feet tall and well dressed, weighing over 200 pounds, who fled after the struggle. Police reconstructed the ambush and launched a wide search, with $48 reported stolen. The victim remained hospital bound with a bullet wound near the heart.

Hurbut New Bethlehem Rayburn Township Hurlbut

Meadville trio retired by Erie Railroad for 142 years service

Michael Vatter J J Stenger and G W Buenger all of Meadville have been retired by the Erie Ra road. The three men hold an aggregate 142 years and two months of service. The 3rd annual convention of the grand council United Commercial Travelers selected Johns town Pa as their 1937 convention city. The Sessions at Clearfield will close tomorrow with the election of officers.

Michael Vatter J. J. Stenger G. W. Buenger Meadville Erie Grand Council United Commercial Travelers Johnstown Clearfield

Two Sparta Youths Are Victims of Accidents

SPARTANSBURG June 9. Paul Smith son of Mr and Mrs Alion Smith of State Lot sustained a fracture of the lower limb while at Sabbath school after slipping in the church yard. Clyde Johnston dropped a gallon jug of sulfuric weld at Spartansburg school causing burns on his arms and limbs. Both boys were treated. Clyde improved later. The fiftieth annual Spartansburg High commencement was held with eleven graduates. Dr A J Calderwood spoke and diplomas were presented by M T Harrison.

Paul Smith Clyde Johnson Spartansburg Alion Smith State Lot Spartansburg School Clyde Johnston Edward Allen Frank Allen Murray Fisher Corey Allens Pottsdam N.Y Z. P. Watson Hast Auro 1 Charles Thompson Nancy George Thompson Wellsboro E. Thompson Anna Roth Edinboro Priscilla Sensar Jene Smith Titusville Lucille Blakeslee Piremen Spartansburg High School Firemen’s Hall Corry Ovetra Uss Prin K. Arden Bennett M.T. Harrison A.J. Calderwood Grove City College Lorraine Rose Naomi Hutchison A. J. Calderwood Board of Education S. D. Cowles Myers Britton Rum Alan Stewart Hydetown Carrie Taylor Ethel B. D. Bryant Layton Baw Winlters Warren State Hospital Matilda Battwin Paul Qlobson East Fallowfield Davenport Scree Gibson Trach Sparta High Wirt Ingram Troy Leroy Corry Hospital Torrey Elizabeth Richardson Union City Cliford, Richardson Licilly Blakeslee Mhursilay

Oil City school offices ransacked in break-in

Oil City June 9. Offices in the old and new Senior High buildings suffered ransacking and damage. Thieves broke into the auditorium and principal offices, gaining by picking a front door lock. About $37 was stolen, collected from the offices of Superintendent BR A. Baim and Principal Ry. Thompson.

Oil City Thie Am Heve Bel Acronautes BR. A. Baim Ry ©. Hompayt Princcipal

600 Pound Halibut Caught By Indian Hero

Victoria British Columbia reports a 600 pound halibut was hauled in by an Indigenous fisherman using a hand line and home-made hooks. The remarkable catch highlights traditional fishing methods and local prowess in the waters of the coast.

Victoria

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