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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
7
Disjointed OCR text lists players and teams with partial phrases. Mentions include Giants, Astor University, Warren, and various incomplete references to games, training, and results, with no clear event narrative or dates due to corrupted transcription.
Harrisburg reports Sophia M R O'Hara, 54, first woman Commonwealth secretary, a legal authority and election expert, has long served as deputy attorney general and deputy Republican leader. She has practiced law since 1918 and holds a strong political following among women activists.
City council on Tuesday formed a resolutions committee to draft a protest against the proposed 207 million dollar Lake Erie Ohio River waterway. It argues the plan would seriously handicap the railroad industry and force drastic real estate tax revenue curtailments in the county due to flood land.
Mar 1 D Louis Miller has received confirmation of his appointment as maintenance superintendent at the Department of Highways office in Franklin. Miller previously held the post in 1985 but has not been connected with the Highway department for several months.
Erim Mar 1 notes Georgs R McIntos Albion Pa applied for letters of administration in the estate of the late James C Thornton Albion who died November 16 1928 Thornton according to estimate left personal property valued at 23400 and real estate valued at 18000
Rules classify losses into four classes and require strict adherence to tax law. Deductible losses arise from business, profit transactions, fires or losses from theft or casualty, and wagering transactions with limits. Examples include auto purchases for business, losses from faulty driving, and insurance compensation.
Doris Rieter a Kane High senior, 17, was seriously injured when a Megaphone flash caused a spectator to lose balance and strike her head against a bleacher during a Kane St Marys game in the Kane High gym. She remained unconscious for several hours and was later reported in fair condition at St Marys hospital. Her parents were summoned as her condition continued to be monitored with X rays ordered to assess possible fracture.
Harrisburg March protest filed by Sen C Hale Sipe against Gov Arthur James plan to close the tuberculosis sanitarium at Butler for two years as an economy measure The senator denounced the move as false economy and urged the senate to oppose the closure urging district interests be protected.
Erie March 1 Action filed in county orphan's court by Austin V. O Brien county collector of personal property tax to collect $68,976.05 in taxes plus $8,271.48 penalty from the estate of the late William L. Scott. Orphan's Court will set a hearing date. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co. of New York trustees for the estate will appear. O Brien says bonds and stocks valued at $3448,803 remain untaxed for five years. administrator is in New York City. Court battle expected over the large sum and exemptions. Estated value of estate cited as over $400,000. portions of personal holdings tax-exempt.
A benefit dancing party is planned in Ripley Saturday evening to aid Monte Vanice after his Ripley Airport fire damaged the theater and caused a heavy loss. Funds support the local Ripley Firemen and responders urge friends to contribute. music is promised and community backing sought. Also noted is a silver plated horsevaner collection of 57 pieces owned by Mr and Mrs Charles A Thomas of Sy, inherited from T J Thomas of Springfield.
A heavy late-winter blizzard blankets Town, Feb ends with a lion’s roar. A 125 mile belt of Town is buried from southwest to northeast with 18 inch depths at Cresco 17 at Charles City and Audubon 16 at Mt Ayr and Des Moines totals 14.2 inches, breaking February record by two inches. Drift heights reach six to seven feet across multiple locales.
A telephone pole collapsed near Bradford killing Mans Crawford, 38, of Pensyl Township. Coroner’s jury found insufficient evidence to blame the pole’s failure, noting Crawford was an employee of Bell Telephone and had worked on the line. The inquest followed the incident at Badford Hospital.
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