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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1936

Page

2

Meadv ille man injured at work after machine spark

Gerald Sackett 31 of Meadville injured yesterday at work when attempting to start an automatic machine. He was struck in the head, suffered a deep gash, and was unconscious for several minutes. Funeral services for Richard Werner, year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Timer Werner, will be Thursday at 2 30 at Davison Funeral Home with Rev. H Ray Harris officiating. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery.

Gerald Sackett R. D Meadville Richard Timer Werner Mound Street Davison Funeral Home H. Ray Harris Plac Pine Grove Cemetery Rebekah Helping Hand Club LO. C. Fy Hall Frank Schrader Leslie Smith Florence Colgurn First Baptist Church Corry Spartansburg Columbus West Spring Creek Scotch Gospel Singers Warren Eltia Gregerson Clarendon Tauvéls Cherrygrove Township Tim Adria B. ‘Torrey Rixford James Nolan Olean M- Smith Nolan Torrey Portville Portville-Bolivar Road Garland Inn Ferdinand A. Bower Oil City Buick Motor Company Titusville Rebekah Laige F. Hall Morris Bernstein William Dyckes E.R. Johnson Gertrude Al]len Kenneth Bromley Lewis Bromley Clymer Pearl Morton Gilbert Morton H.A Attorney Firman Zem Zem Temple Erie Arthur W. Milne Royal Police Department Jony Merlyn Exley Rooseville Holtop Byl Marrivn O 1 City Wansig Exley Wasl Morris Goldstein

Local Briefs From Corry Jamestown Area Fires and Meetings

City and Vicinity items note Bisquick price and local deliveries, a N. F. Club gathering in Columbus with guests from Cleveland, and a PTA play fundraiser slated for June 19 at St Edward's hall. Reports cover carnival tent burns near Mendville, injuries from falls at Meadville projects, and a turbine project bid by J. G. White Eng. for Steele Street lighting at $600,000 plus $10,000 fee.

Jerusha St. Edward's Hall Mendville Thomas Allen Jordan Taylor Neero New York Meadville Edward Law *Son St. Louis Taylor Assistange Howard Evans Jamestown Board of Public Utilities Alfréd ©. Davis J. G. White Engineering Corporation New York City Steele David Doyie Hamet Hospital Martin Dowd East Lith Strent Down Doyle Dowd Sterling Erie William Hirt Girard L. J. Rowe Lawrence Nichols West Washington Street Corry Hospital R. W. Butters D. L. Seaver R. A. Crossell D. B. Snyder D. J. Fike Boston Currier Philadelphia W. V. Snyder J. Scassion Newark N. J Eastern Amberg Wire and Index Company Chicago Corry

Safest Auto Driver Contest Seeks City Winners

Local automobile dealers allied with the Gu T. Safety Foundation invite city motorists with ten years driving history and at least 50 000 miles without accidents or traffic convictions to compete in the state contest. State winners join the First National Safe Driver Motorcade in New York City with expenses paid and three days’ Waldorf Astoria hospitality.

Corry Gu. T. Safety Foundation New York City C. I.T. Safety Foundation Waldorf-Astoria Ehst

Beatrice Moore Sees Body of Inventor Gebhardt in Death Case

In LAST ORANGE New Jersey June 17 Miss Beatrice Moore viewed the body of Joan Philip Gebhardt, an electrician and inventor, who died by his own hand. Police say Gebhardt resembled Moore, a noted radio experimenter, and that his deranged mind may have led him to think Moore infringed his work. He held several radio appliance patents that were not profitable.

United Press Orange N. J Beatrice Moore Moore

Package sale of beer by grocery stores doomed

Harrisburg hearings on the Holstrom bill to allow package beer sales in grocery stores continued with bleak outlook. The measure would permit on premise sale and raise annual licenses from 50 to 150, but likely won’t reach the House floor this session.

House Ways and Means Harrisburg Ausvices Consumpton Holstrom

Complete course at Warren Conservatory

Horace i Brynolfson of this city completed his four year course by graduation in voice last evening at the Warren Conservatory of Muars under Prof Alfred Mooney. It was the third of a series of fine recitals. His senior recital with Miss Mary Catherine Gaugh was on June 5 at Warren. He offered Nat, titho, di Amore and Up Thine Eyes with masterful interpretation. The popular Corry boy has a clear tenor voice and made progress last winter. This summer he studies piano and Rolle Malian French and German in Warren and aims to study abroad.

Horace i Brynolfson Warren Conservatory Muars Alfred ‘Mooney Sevien Brynolfson Mary Catherine Gaugh Warren Nat Drigo Logan Corry Prat Brynolison

Reach agreement on 37 relief allotment

Washington report that House and Senate conferees reached a final accord on the deficiency bill to provide 1.425 billion dollars for 1987 relief needs. Arrangements were made to act on the measure later today.

United Press Washington House Senate

Second Hearing On Chain Store Levy

Harrisburg June 17 The Senate finance committee held its second public hearing on the radiated chain store tax a 3000 20 item in the Democratic administration's emergency revenue facility program Opponents argued constitutional issues while independent merchants favored passage and requested a second hearing after being unprepared at the prior session

Py United Press Harrisburg Senate Finance Committee House Senate Committee

Former Corry Man Oscar F Johnson Dies at Home

A heart attack claimed the life of Oscar Fy Johnson, formerly of Corry, at his Bear Lake area home. Johnson had long served as foreman on the Erie railroad Bear Lake section and later worked at his farm. Survived by his wife, two brothers and three sisters. funeral arrangements incomplete.

Oscar Fy Johnson Corry Boar Lake Mr. Johnson Frie Bear Lake Erie Railroad

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