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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
7
Carter Hill residents push for state road improvements amid local petitions and community meetings. The drive cites potential savings from better infrastructure and cites local supporters inclining to fund and support the project. Community figures and households across Carter Hill and nearby areas voice readiness to back the plan.
Lilian Gimemes hosted a twenty five guest dinner at North Center street home of Mr and Mrs Harry Auer. Mrs Waite Bookyard and Mrs Wallies Hammone arranged the event. Plans for another dinner were announced with Mrs Cantor assisting. Social hour featured bridge and games as guests enjoyed the gathering.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Hildbirth as thin worn and nervous. Partial text mentions Penn, Kerdnd, and Cindea Phartiney, with unclear references to a Fontonite elpiel and a baby awakening.
Governor Lehman announced Alfred E. Smith would head the Emergency Quinficale Corporation formed to issue statewide scrip. Other incorporators include Nathan L. Miller and Jerome D. Barnum with Jamestown attorney Robert H. Jackson named among directors.
Austria faces a cabinet crisis after a proclamation curbing press freedom and creating a semi-tribitorship. President Williams Milkas rejects the cabinet resignation as the decree was approved amid resignations at parliament leadership and the session end.
In memoriam for Ihsus and Aunt Maiti, a heartfelt tribute from the family and neighbor. The piece laments the loss, remembers her as Christian and kind, and expresses hope of reunion after death. It speaks of enduring influence, familiar places, and faith in meeting again beyond the Golden Gate.
Fragmentary article details a political inquiry into a P C quiz, resignations of key attorneys including Julius Levy and J. Chilen Gansy, and Governor Pinchot commenting on the probe. McChire chaired sessions as lawmakers battled over funding and the investigation's scope, while officials pledged a real inquiry despite tensions. A rental ad for a house and land follows this report.
Thomas J. McKinney, 63, died at 5 40 p m in General Arms hospital Ovando from injuries in a late afternoon automobile crash that fatally injured Mrs McKinney and seriously injured their nine year old son James Curtis McKinney. Born in Franklin, he moved to Titusville as a youth and held posts in oil and steel firms including South Penn Oil and Titusville Iron Works before returning to Titusville in 1921 to build a home on Lincoln Drive with family.
Mrs Mary Bi Ap, a Union City widow aged about 40, was freed Tuesday after a trial on a charge of stealing $6,000 from Mrs Reda Stark of the same address. The February trial ended with a hung jury after 28 hours of deliberation. Bail was posted and she was remanded to jail pending further action. Detective Ling Seuith reported no immediate statement.
Local notes from Columbus describe lodge events. a St Patrick style program includes songs and a sequence of questions and answers. A family seeks moving help and details on a local charity stove and a request for information about a Ted Craze family, with scant clarity on participants.
Practical guide on building and using cold frames and hot beds for early gardening. Describes frame sizes 2 1/4 by 4 1/2 feet, materials, heating options from horse manure to electric heat, glazing choices, venting, and setup against south walls to protect plants from north winds. Includes low cost DIY construction tips and modifications for small gardens.
An article notes actions to reduce teachers pay as contracts near expiration. The board of education delays key shop system changes awaiting state decisions. The piece mentions Mrs Fred Honett and memory of Mrs Davultiy as part of the meetings.
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