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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
3
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Read as a jumbled page of local happenings from Corry and surrounding areas. Community plans include park concerts and playground improvements, school district purchases, emergency fund gatherings, and upcoming outings. Local officials report on coal bids, utility projects, and a proposed commemoration coin. Major fishing reports and weather notes spotlight Lake Erie catches and June skies.
Plans for the 80th Epworth League Institute at Silver Lake New York are complete. The Summer training school for Methodist youth runs from June 26 to July 18 with notable leaders speakers and sessions in Bible study worship world affairs social relation and church history.
Annual meeting of the Dairymen Co operative Association will be held in Syracuse North Carolina on June 16 and 17. More than 4000 dairymen are expected with delegates from nearly 170 locals across six states. Roy M Swart will represent his local as the local delegate and carry voting power.
A Cleveland man identified as Byron Flynn, about 45, was killed instantly Monday at 2 00 p m when he fell beneath the wheels of an east bound Mickel Plate railroad freight train in the North East yards. Flynn, a freight gondola rider, apparently slipped while attempting to hop off as the car cut in with several others. His mangled body was scattered along the track for yards as witnesses, including an unnamed man, observed the tragedy.
Walter L. Peake was renamed to the trustees of the Cony Public Library by the Board of Education Monday evening. His five year term expires this month with annual expirations noted. An officer refused strike duty, saying he did not want the role of public relations director for the police strike detail.
Corry School officials and city leaders pressed for state help to relocate two dozen families living in substandard housing on the outskirts and within the city. Maud Baines urged the Department of Health to assess options, as several children were moved to institutional care due to home conditions, drawing backing from Mayor Glen Miller to address longtime city blight.
Witnesses gathered for an inquest into a double fatal crash at 14th and Parade streets near Erie. Victims Charles J. Muske 46 and Anthony Hakel 23 were struck by a car driven by August L. Hakel 23. Officials plan to examine speed and traffic signal factors at the Brand jury room. Local witness Charles Pancerev, who said Hakel had a green light, testified amid conflicting statements.
Kane reports Custer Simmons, a Kane High School freshman who vanished in November 1936, returning to Kane. He recounts a long journey from Kane to New York and New Jersey, briefly hitching rides, working odd jobs in Brooklyn and Elkins, then coming home with plans to work and possibly travel again.
Ambridge and Johnstown Pa. reports detail government action and police deployment as Davey pushes to settle a steel strike. Rioting injures twenty as National Electric Products attempts to resume operations amid wage scale contract and labor board actions. Local officials warn of further measures if order cannot be kept.
The article notes the burro as a strong beast of burden ranking just below humans. It contrasts its load capacity and distance with human cargadors in Mexico and Guatemala, highlighting differences in lifting ability and burden visibility. It underscores Guatemala's cargadors as equally or more capable than their Mexican counterparts.
The state pardon board will weigh four death row cases including Alexander Meyer, Dolores, and Paul Perry for murders and related crimes. John Becker faces clemency review for ambushing a telegrapher at a railroad signal tower in Pittsburgh in 1928. Additional clemency reviews total 154 cases.
Salva tion Army 计划在6月26日为Corry地区贫困儿童组织野餐活动。预计约200名儿童参加,活动包含食物和游戏,需居民捐助并在Army hall登记参与名额,上午10至12点开放报名。
Waterford chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts the district at a Monday luncheon in Waterford. Erie judge Williams addressed members including Mrs. Ralph J. Fagis and Mrs. L. Boyd, with Mrs. Jess Newton of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter in Corey attending.
Clayton J Abbott of Me-Clayton climbed 285 feet to replace a burned out electric bulb. He swung the old bulb to the ground and found it unbroken, while a new Vent installation followed the risky ascent.
Archaeologists and historians at Mesa Verde National Park Colorado report traces of at least ten centuries of southwestern Indian history preserved in the park’s caves and mounds. Evidence suggests long term occupation and cultural remains across multiple eras. The discovery highlights the park as a crucial record of ancient communities and their lifeways.
In Aden on June 15 an unventilated plane was observed moving northward near Aden and it was speculated to be Amelia Earhart pursuing a world flight abroad. Reports describe Earhart departing Massawa on Friday aiming for a direct route toward Japan, with hopeful progress over the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean as investigators weigh sightings.
Four high school graduates from Warren were last seen Sunday morning on a fishing trip near Heart's Content. The missing are Tobinson, Robert Baker, Eugene Campbell, and Wayne Campbell, all reported by Sheriff Berne and Deputy Shariff Linder. Local searches by Gams Protettor and others extended through today with no results.
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