Fragmentary OCR Notice of Event
Fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions Mr and Mrs Blakeslee and a Sunday event. Names and details are incomplete, with legible elements suggesting a social or literary note about a family or local writers.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions Mr and Mrs Blakeslee and a Sunday event. Names and details are incomplete, with legible elements suggesting a social or literary note about a family or local writers.
L H Burkhart chief engineer of the Struthers Wells Co and noted city figure died Tuesday night at 9 pm in St Francis hospital Pittsburgh after eight months as chief engineer. He joined the firm April 28 1897 and helped pioneer welding in steel plate work. Survived by wife and two sons William H of Baltimore and E L Jr of Union City.
An unclear report notes Believe County saved about $70,000 via measures aimed at guarding treasuries in Harrisburg and across Pennsylvania. County officials and commissioners claim reductions stem from gasolene and personal property tax law changes, with governor Grove Barle considering a recommendation to borrow $100,000 to bolster fuel funds.
Fragmentary report describes a theft at a plaza where a bureau was taken. Suspect Jacob Aldeman allegedly used the loot in his residence, with unclear details about cleansing or actions taken by authorities. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable specifics.
Harrisburg March 7 United Press staff correspondent Ross Downing reports that the Pennsylvania House moved to advance five emergency bills to prevent lapse of state aid. The measures transfer 200000 from motor vehicle funds to subsidize hospitals and old age assistance and pensions, with final passage expected Monday night. The first administration levy on chain stores was approved by the House 143 to 87, with Republican support.
The Independent Italian American Club elected officers at West Main Street rooms last evening. Joe Barrone was named president with Louis Jackson as vice president and Tony Jackson as treasurer among a slate including Patsy Notte as recording secretary and Arthur Jackson as chaplain. Trustees named were Joe Zavno, John Paleme and Patsy Notte.
New York March 6 The New York State Athletic Commission forwarded Dundee's challenge to Teddy Yarosz for the world middleweight title. Vince Binder of Baltimore issued the challenge. The commission acted to require Yarosz to fight or face suspension after his six month defense leave.
Thieves used a coal chute to enter Kifer Brothers Grocery in Marienville and stole groceries, warm goods, gloves, and dry goods valued about 100 dollars. The break in was found by owner P W Kifer yesterday morning. state police Corporal Eugene Stacey and Trooper M Barnes investigate.
Kirksville city council seeks a dog catcher with tact and diplomacy as no candidate has yet shown the needed people skills to handle the dogs and the role.
Columbus pupils hear a Parent Teachers debate on a city versus small town theme. New arrivals Mariya and Robert Davis join the school. Perfect attendance honors and quarantine notes mix with forensics travel to North WAel and a final March 16th debate to crown the winner between Rhetfield and Columbus.
Classified section presents livestock sales apartments autos and general services. Listings include horse sale details with 49 head, 1200 to 1700 lb stock and farm items from Sherman Wyoming to Wrightsville Pennsylvania, ads for autos, real estate, and personal notices with prices and contact options.
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