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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
3
Local board meeting aims to curb teen stone throwing near West Washington Street injuring a patrol car. Hospital cases include Charles Orr Jr and others. investigations proceed with parents and authorities. Oil production rises while state holiday proclamation and traffic incidents reflect a busy Erie scene.
Corry School District directors will meet Wednesday evening in the Library building to review year end finances and potential special funding. Action may be taken on bids for coal and school supplies as the fiscal year ends around July 1.
In Situseville en Philadelphia? no. A nine year old girl, June Hanna, daughter of Mr and Mrs Waller Hanna, died at 6 30 am Monday after being injured Saturday evening when thrown from a horse and developing pneumonia Sunday night. The tragedy occurred in Steuben township three miles north of Townville.
The Columbus Community church Sunday School will hold its annual picnic at Mather Park, Columbus, on July 6. Members are invited to join the United Brethren in Christ church for the event. A separate Biennial to be held at Beaver Camp, Wattsburg is announced for the coming Saturday.
Requiem mass was held Monday morning at St Stephen's church in Ol City for Edward Kinney retired P R R trainmaster who died Friday in Corry. Burial was in St Catherine cemetery Titusville. Attending were Jim Gary and family Mrs Frank Kinney Mrs B Royer and Mr and Mrs Fred Edwards.
Military leaders and nationalist extremists urged Emperor Hirohito to declare war on China as Marshal Prince Kotohito Kanin, chief of the Imperial General Staff, reportedly discussed the situation with the emperor.
June 27 report on an appeal from a county ruling in a liquor sale case. Assistant District Attorney Burton Taub announced the appeal would be heard in Bhili Helphis, IL during the week of September 25. Parolee Mrs. Biedikowski challenged the ruling and costs. Jackrabbits move into sagebrush borders as dryness drives invasion of crops in Caldwell.
Members of the Golden Rule Club voted to halt its event plans and discuss the coming July sale. A committee chaired by Richard Rose and Clarence Walden reviewed proposals and set August as the club’s auction date, with details to follow at the next meeting.
Prominent local figures including Attorney Prenels Zork and Lonergan announce intentions to seek judicial and county posts. Alderman William Sebatacker and other names filed papers, with party affiliations noted and kandidaten eyeing the Democratic and Republican nominations.
Erie police Monday sought a man who allegedly drove up on a sidewalk between Brench and Holland streets Saturday night and ran down Fred Vicary of 19109 Poplar Street as he biked. Vicary was unconscious until late Sunday with a possible fractured skull and convulsions, in fair condition at Hamot Hospital.
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