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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
2
The final agreement among estate beneficiaries allocates about $180,000 of the Charl Grover estate property to the W CA Hospital at Jamestown and the Y M C A of that city. Interested parties listed as seeking beel and other goods arrive via G A Stockton on First Ave.
A mix of fragments reports civic actions and incidents in Titusville area. An ordinance would limit parking by Carter Field. Water plant improvements prompt a public meeting for service clubs. Civil War veteran Lanston Snyder turns 97 in Route 27 area. Accidents include a fractured nose at Jamestown and a river rescue at Niagara Falls. A 16 year old murder case suspect Tony Curtis released. Marty’s Restaurant advertises spaghetti and meatballs. A jailed Erie ex-employee found a $35,000 check.
A man named Spartan allegedly stole a bolt of expensive cloth from H Vielman's tailor shop at 1306 State Street. He was observed waiting outside the store by a clerk who flagged the incident as he tucked the cloth under his arm before the theft was noticed.
Mrs J H Valentine of Freeport New York reports losing 14 pounds in 3 weeks using Fruschen Salts Kruselen described as a safe reducing treatment prescribed by physicians. She says her husband also shed 12 pounds and plans to continue the regimen. The ad claims a half teaspoon in hot water each morning with lemon juice.
Harrisburg reporters say the state Senate moved to finish the biennium budget by approving an amusement tax. The tax is expected to yield about 5.5 million dollars in the next two years.
Washington reports Work Progress Administrator Harry L. Hopkins accelerated the 4 billion dollar employment program and aims to end direct federal relief by October 1. He had previously predicted the dole would end by mid November after 3.5 million jobs created. The move came after three days of talks with state works progress administrators.
Twenty eight members attended yesterday's Lutheran Missionary Society meeting at Mr and Mrs Gust Swanson's home Corey J D. The devotional on Japan was led by Mrs A A Merie er and Mrs Albert Lynn. One new member Mrs Duard May joined. Meeting plans include a green dinner at the Merker cottage Columbus on July 1713. A nice tea was served in the afternoon.
A wind swept fire damaged the Ritz theatre in Export PA early today, with damage estimated at 6500 dollars. Five men from Export Greensburg Delmont and Murraysville helped by pumping water from a nearby creek 200 feet away to control the blaze.
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