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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
7
United Press reports Harmanary Pennsylvania early today that Governor Tener signed the amendment measure approving a proposed fifty million dollar public works bond for election next November. The measure aims at holdings in the state and reflects the administration’s plan to fund Washway projects.
A fragmented church notices page lists services and times for Emanuel Church Evangelist Lunn, Christian Missionary Alliance, Christian Science, First Baptist, Columbus Avenue Church, Methodist, First Presbyterian, United Brethren, Salvation Army and others. It includes Holy Communion, Sunday School, Evensong, prayer meetings, and special high days, with incomplete names and garbled characters.
United Press reports a sharp temperature fall across the upper Lake region with records at Cleveland and Toledo showing a 44 degree drop in twelve hours. Grand Rapids and Chicago also experienced significant decreases while Detroit and Milwaukee noted cooler conditions.
June reports from Tumestown reveal a tied to Celoron Hotel figures Moynihan and Moynihan era associates amid a water office bombing at the Johnson Tee and Co. late February. Affidavits allege Moynihan sought police protection through relatives, while others deny involvement in the incident.
A convicted embezzler arranged restitution through a Burns agency and New York attorney, with Philadelphia authorities involved. He traveled from San Francisco to Australia and Europe, facing bankers who assisted his escape before the thefts were resolved. the man claimed to be worth more after repaying part of the loot.
An assignee of George W Heywang insolvent offers at public sale on June 2 1973 the real estate described as a lot in Corry Erie County Pennsylvania with dwelling and outbuildings. Sale subject to prior liens. Assignee: William Poathathwait attorney Robert J Osborne. Also various want ads and notices for rentals purchases and personal items appear in the same list of items.
Mayor Samuel A Carlson attending a state Mayors conference in Maghamton introduces a resolution urging compulsory arbitration to settle the public service wage dispute. He cites widespread public disturbance from clashes between utility owners and workers and notes the issue remains unresolved.
Spencer S Norton former county treasurer and sheriff died at his home on Seventh street after a long illness. He was born in Breville in 1846 a lifelong resident and son of Andrew Turton a former city treasurer. Funeral arrangements have not been made. His widow and two children reside in Detroit.
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