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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

6

Beaverdam PTA Hosts Friday Lecture on Social Hygiene

Beaverdam March 6 The Beaverdam PTA sponsors an all day meeting at the Methodist church with Newell Edson of Brie giving an illustrated lecture on Social Hygiene Friday evening March 7. Bert Watrous of Proctorville Pray plans a noon dinner. crowds urged to attend.

Braverdam Jadins Methodist Aid Society Bert Watrous Proctorville Newell Edson Brie Beaverdam Pta Verda Retiger Streetsboro Olio Sas Stevie Rediger Clayton Troyer Joe Troyer Alton Klopfenstein Alton Miller Roy ‘Stutzman Frank Stutzman Willard Hershberger Tyan Miller Maurice Millard Rediger Lynch Sill Orel Tompkins James Crowell Clarence Bisbee Floyd Marsh Carl Proctor Charles Swan Charles Breed Merle Gummings Merle Tarbell Cash Smith Helen Smith Walter Proctor Paul Smith

City tax split shows Street, Fire, Police costs dominate 1940

City treasurer Miss Trene M. Mullen reports 31 cents of every tax dollar funded the Street Department in 1940, 19 cents the Fire Department, and 11 cents the Police. The breakdown lists park, office supplies, insurance, legal and other items, with Street, Police, and Fire taking the largest shares. The piece also notes local social notices and weekend visits among residents including Claude Maynard family and Rexford Frostar.

Gerry’s Street Pollos Trene M. Mullen Bacnessl Ata Aink Cavessy Claude Maynard Samily Rexford Frostar Carrolton Carrolt Ivan Miller Orville W. H Cummings Ast Fred Ballard Franklin Harry Lynn Lincolnville Floyd Marsh Tommy Nash Eddie Wilger Pittsburgh Clarence Slye Bert Slye Carter Hill G. R. Lyons Erie Walter Proctor Marion Jones Ary Titusville Leo Jones Famill Cora Rouse Union City Carl Gates

Salamanca man identified by train fatality in Bradford area

Bradford Pa March 6 routine fingerprints identified John Jaros of 83 Elm Street Salamanca New York as the man killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train north of Kittanning on March 2. Desk Officer Stephen Bailey said the record was made December 1 1939 when Jaros was a lodger at city hall.

Bradford Pennsylvania Railroad Kittanning John Jaros Elm Street Salamanca N.Y Stephen Bailey Jaron City Hall Whm

Girls Need Not Envy A Lovely Skin Ad Copy

An old advertisement promotes a beauty routine using SAN-CURA Soap for cleansing and SAN-CURA Ointment for blemishes and blackheads. The simple method promises radiant skin and urges readers to obtain SAN-CURA Soap and Ointment at their druggist today.

Plea by Youth Brings Horse for Newsboy in Brookville

In Brookville Pennsylvania a 13 year old newsboy whose horse was killed by a New York Central train won a promise of a new horse from the railroad president. A letter from a representative went to Merle Martz the Pony Express boy who was badly injured by the crash. President P B Williamson voiced hope the ad would aid in a fast recovery as the delivering papers sell. The incident occurred when Pred the horse dashed onto the crossing near the Martz farm as Merle delivered papers.

Brookville New York Central Railroad Merle Martz Pony Express P. B. Williamson Boye Marts Farm Merle

Estate of Gross Totals $650,000 in Dunkirk Probate

The estate of Herbert J. Gross of Dunkirk, former president of United States Radiator, is fixed at 016,101.61 in personal property and 34,100 in real property as of October 15, 1940. Executors John L. Hurlbert and William A. Drayes filed the estate with Surrogate Lee L. Oltuway. real estate holdings have partly sold since his 1931 death. Next session set for March 1.

Man Yille Waren G Hebert J. Gross Dunkirk United States Radiator Company Lee L. Oltuway John L. Hurlbert William A. Drayes

Paper Delivery Accident Shocks Small Town

Two months ago a Merle was hurled into a ditch and lay unconscious for five hours before a crew from another train sighted him. Authorities investigate the delivery incident and the surrounding circumstances as the town seeks answers.

Merle Phother Train

Public cattle and farm sale near Corry on March 8, 1941

Auction listing for 26 head Holsteins and Guernseys with 12 springing heifers and one yearling bull plus six shoats, one colt, and farm machinery. Sale Saturday at 1:00 PM two miles east of Corry, south of Howard's Tannery. Cash terms. O Warner Arthur Scouten Spartansburg auctioneer.

Corry Howard's Tannery O. Warner Arthur Scouten Spartansburg

Borglum, Famous Sculptor, Dies in Chicago Hospital

Associated Press reports Gutzon Borglum, 69, famed sculptor of Mount Rushmore, died after a brief illness at Henrolin Hospital. He had been ill since February 13 with family at his bedside including wife and children Lincoln Borglum and a daughter. The Mount Rushmore project is his best known work described as colossal.

Associated Press Chicago Gutzon’ Borgluim Borglum Henrolin’ Hospital Mount Rushmore Memorial Black Hills South Dakota

County declines to purchase property near courthouse

Erie officials announced that the county would not buy the Taylor property just west of the courthouse. Commissioner Dell Darling, chairman, said the $40,000 offer cannot be considered due to unavailable funds.

Erie Mar. W Dell Darling Board County Commissioners Taylor Court House

Fragmentary game recap amid OCR garble

The readable bits describe a late game moment with pace and a halt in play. No clear names, teams, or locations are identifiable from the fragment.

Fragmentary local notice from Girard Park report

Partial OCR reads as a fragment about a nighttime incident near Girard Park involving a confrontation in the city and a possible police response. Details are unclear due to damage and missing text.

Markets reflect mixed demand for fruit and produce

Produce demand moderate with steady prices on several items. Apples and Staymans range around 1.20 to 1.33 per unit, McIntosh near 1.15 to 1.25, and Russets 1.30 to 2.00 in regional markets. Potatoes show steady No 1 100-lb sacks. Florida Bliss and Triumphs around 1.85 to 1.75. Livestock in Buffalo lists hogs light activity but steady, cattle and calves varied, sheep steady with solid weights and prices.

Pittsburgh Mar Pennsora Rome McIntosh New York Baldwins Northern Spies West Virginia Buffalo Livestock Buffalo

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