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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1929

Page

6

Deadlocked over stone for court house dispute

ERIF March 2 The county board and the county court clash over stone finish for the courthouse. Commissioner MacLean returns from illness as debate centers on awarding the limestone bid by Shenk Company versus Onondaga Litholite. Judge Rossiter supports limestone and will not approve other material.

Erif Board of County Commissioners Court House Shenk Rogan and MacLesin Rossiter

Peninsula road patrol station proposed by State Highway Patrol

Harrisburg March 2 plans for an additional patrol post on the Peninsula were announced after a conference with J Chester Lillis secretary of the state. W C Prey superintendent of the State Highway Patrol said he would establish the station provision to the Joint Highway and Harbour mission and erect suitable meetings. The prime plan calls for three men at once and may grow as the state patrol receives an extra hundred men under consideration by James L Stuart state secretary of Highways.

State Highway Patrol J. Chester Lillis Beer Molo Alibani Caph W.C. Prey Price State Patrol James L. Stuart Stile

Grove City Boy Captures Stillman Prize

Grove City Pa March Stillman prize awarded to John Mc Dowell of Grove City for qualities necessary for post graduate success. Prize established by H S Stillman to aid senior class members and administered by the Christian Howard of education of the Presbyterian church.

Uinys City Fa. Mar Sue ‘Stillman Grove City College John McDowell Grove City H. $. Stillman Christian Howard Education The Presbyterian Church

Month by March with Nature and Its Wildlife

In a compact naturalist essay by Prof. Allen C. Gonger of Ohio Wesleyan University, the month of March is described as a windy prelude to spring. It details aquatic and terrestrial life reawakening, from Fairy Shrimp and Crayfish to mayflies, dragonflies, and damselflies, with attention to how eggs hatch after drying and freezing, the return of spring peepers, and the gradual chorus of frogs and toads as warmth returns and animals respond to the sun.

Allen ¢. Gonger Department of Zoology Ohio Wesleyan University Sax Gur Great Lakes Nature Earlit

McKeesport Airport Sold for 500000

Betlis Field, terminal of the Pittsburgh Cleveland Airmail line, was sold yesterday to Aircrafts and Airways Incorporated of Pittsburgh for 500000. Harry Neel and S. J. Brendel were named as owners. The buyer plans to enlarge the field to three times its present size and establish a flying school at the field.

United Press

Smart Lady in Atchison Faces Rain Fare Strain

An Atchison woman known as Smart Lady often extorts spending money from her husband. She warns she will return to her mother and relies on his continued allowance for daily needs, illustrating ongoing financial strain within the household.

Atchison Atchison Inhe

Sonne freed on $3,000 bail in fatal crash case

Titusville man Ray G Sonne posted $3,000 bond after being charged with murder involuntary manslaughter and failing to stop in the death of Edward Briggs, 79, of Waterford. A Crawford County bond was not accepted. hearing set before Alderman Alberstant in Erie next Friday. Witnesses C H Maurer and Claude Langer testified Sonne was seen in Waterford the night of the crash and on two trips back to the scene.

Ray G. Sonne Titusville Corry Edward Briges Witerford Near Sonne Rudge Li. P. Rossiter Couh Sie Birie Crawford County Alberstant Erie Briggs C.H. Maurer Glaude Langer Waterford Heaing

Large United Press staff to cover inauguration coverage

The largest staff ever assembled by United Press will report every phase of the inauguration on Monday for member newspapers including the Journal. Raymond Clappey Washington Bureau manager and Robert J. Bender vice president will oversee. Noted reporters such as Thomas L. Stokes Paul R. Mallon and A J Bradford join to cover Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Hoogstras events minute by minute. The team includes Harry Frantz Lawrence Sullivan and Kenneth Crayford among many others.

United Press Slit Wnited Thomas L. Stokes Mr. Hoover Soult Anériet Paul R. Mallon Senate Supilol Stiif A. J. Bradford Heme Howard Harry W. Frantz South America Lawrence ‘Sullivan White House Alga Kenneth Crayford Cecil Owen Lyte ©. Wilken Louis J. Heath Joseph J. Baird Jovepl S. Wasney Herbert Little Alfred P. Beck United Press Office

Flights at Corsy reservoir Sunday weather permitting

Weather permitting Gari Litzenger of Erie will fly a Travelaire plane to this city Sunday morning from near the Corsy reservoir. Accompanied by Arthur Campbell of Evie, hundreds of residents are expected to join if conditions are favorable.

Gari Litzenger Erie Corsy Litzenberger Travelaire Arthur, Campbell Evie Mk Litzenberger Stindy

Buffalo Man Dies in Crash Near Dunkirk

Norman Thirkeld, 44, a Buffalo broker, was killed Friday when his automobile crashed into a telephone pole in the Lake Shore zone near Woodlawn. He was returning to Buffalo from Jamestown. Investment securities worth several thousand dollars were found on his person.

Dunkirk Kirkeld Buffalo Priday Lake Shore Wo Milles Woodlawn Thirkeld Jamestown Norman

Federal Reserve warns on rapid bank credit growth

Washington March 2 A new federal Reserve Board warning stresses its duty to curb undue expansion of bank credit in any direction The annual report notes that broad credit growth threatens financial stability and may drive up demand for Reserve Bank funds It highlights policy focus on restraining credit expansion and clarifies the board's responsibility for overall credit conditions The document also signals the ongoing review of policies affecting credit use and banks.

Federal Reserve Board Cecil Owen United Press Washington Mar Toe Theederal Reserve Board Reserve Bank Credit Bane

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