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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1933

Page

6

Local Fire Association Meets in City Friday

Spy flurries and colder. Erie County Volunteer Fire men’s Association to hold Marel meeting in the city Friday evening March 24. School boards discuss teacher contracts and delayed action by legislature. Insurance men travel for fire loss adjustment near Titusville. Harrisburg votes 79 voting machines for city wards. tax deadline extended to March 31. Debates, lectures, and local patrol notices fill nearby civic notes.

Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association Greenville John ¥. Barber Maxwell Chick Titusville Grand Valley Pitusville Enterprise Union City Corry Pi Field Dauphin County Automatic Voting Machine Corporation Jamestown N.Y Harrisburg James Joon

School Boards Start Work on '33 Budgets

Berne Sylvania school boards face unusual budget and tax rate work as they prepare for the 1933 school year. Dr James N Rule outlines pending legislation on teacher salaries and contract changes requiring writt en notice sixty days before term end. Boards must consider state aid cuts and Edmonds Act provisions while setting tax rates in April and May for next year.

Harvuiseligg Berne Sylvania James N Rule Rule Fouth

Pennsylvania Farm Loan Powers Expanded by New Measure

Harrisburg March 15 Farmers can borrow from Reconstruction Finance Corporation Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations and federal agencies by recording chattel mortgages on livestock machinery and crops. The act, approved by Governor Pinchot, allows loans from banks and agricultural lenders with chattel mortgages to be filed within 30 days. A $1.80 recording fee applies, expanding access to credit previously unavailable to Pennsylvania farmers.

Harrisburg General Assembly Pinchot Reconstruction Finance Corporation Agrcultural Credit Secretary of Agriculture of the United States United States of America Noe Alee Just Company Agricultural Creait Corporation Incorporated Livestock Loan Company Wavings Instituda Co-Operative Bank Co-Per Pennsylvania Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Federal Intermediate Credit Banks Ballisor Maryland

Fatality in accident near Warren claims 80-year-old resident

An accident on March 15 near Warren injured 80 year old Wat Tehael of Barnes fatally. A coroner's statement from Wyadford confirms the death was accidental. Burial was in Sheeld cemetery with attendees including Mr and Mrs Wren Stover and Jameátewne.

Sheeld Wren Stover Jameatéwne

Venango County Cuts Overall Tax Millage In Half

Franklin March 19 Venango County Commissioners approved a reduction of one half mill or 7.69 percent in the county tag rate. The six mill levy funds three mills for the poor and three for general county operations. The move raises the poor tax by two mills while cutting five and a half mills from the general fund. Commissioners Joseph A. McElhaney John N. Mark and John Ritchey noted this is the second reduction by the current board. The levy applies to assessed valuation and excludes the four mill state personal tax on money, stocks, and bonds.

Board of Commissioners Joseph A. McElhaney John N. Mark John Ritchey

Rains Swell Nearby Creeks Across County

Jamestown March 15 Heavy rains have raised water levels in streams and rivers across the southern county. Chautauqua Lake and Beechwood Canal see higher than normal levels, with Goose Creek over banks along Wasi Leks to Chautauqua Lake. Ice remains on the lake and canal as locals fish in exposed patches.

Jamestown Conewango Erewsing Goose Creek Ghautangua Lak Beechwood Canal

New Measure May Replace Rice Proposal in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on May 15 reports say the unemployment relief plan from the Rice committee will be dropped. A new measure is to be drafted, possibly backed by Blumberg Sarig oil or by a joint Democratic Republican effort. The Rice plan favored reforestation work camps and a state barter system using idle factories.

Paul Gomly United Press Harrisburg House of Representatives Star Republican Organization Republicans Turner Delaware Burner Gohner C Malnor House Senate Talbot Rice

Smart named Amateur Athletic Supervisor in Venango area

William S. Haddock of the Allegheny Mountain Association of the Amateur Athletic Union has named P. H. Smart of Oil City as Commissioner for Venango, Clarion and Forest counties in Pennsylvania. Smart will exercise full jurisdiction over the territory, previously overseen by Dr. L. Th. Weekley of Oil City, who recently resigned.

Oil City War Ay Rresiveny William S. Haddock Allegheny Mountain Association Amateur Athletic Union P. H. Smart Venango Glarion Forest Pennsylvania Smart L. Th. Weekley Bie

State Leader to Address Veterans in Corry Anniversary Night

Benjamin Ralsky commander of the Pennsylvania Department VFW will be Corry Thursday evening as guest of Lieut A W Thomason Post No 264 celebrating its tenth anniversary. He helped establish the local VFW ten years ago. Other guests include Mrs Norma Potts Department Senior Vice President VFW Ladies Auxiliary and G I Donen commander Northwestern Pennsylvania County Council VFW. A social luncheon follows an entertainment program at 8 o'clock.

Benjamin Ralsky Pennsylvania Corry A. W. Thomason Ralsky Coney Post V. W Norma Potts

Death of Mrs Andrew Johnson at Carter Hill Road

Mrs Saran Ann Johnson died at her home on Carter Hill Road yesterday after a brief illness. She was sixty one and is survived by her husband Andrew Johnson a son R Halfast of Corry two brothers Robert and Charles Coon two sisters Mrs Lincoln Farrington of Lottsville and Mrs Cynthia Owens of Bear Lake. The body was taken to the Day son Mineral Home for services Friday at 2 oclock with burial in Red Oak cemetery near Spartansburg.

Irs Saran Ann Johnson Andrew Johnson Carter Hill Road Jahrison Sory R Fl. Halfast Corry Robert Charles Coon Bear Lake Lincoln Farrington Lottsville Cynthia Owens Dayson Mineral Z Ofelack Red Oak Cemetery Spartanburg

V F W Dancing Party Planned At Elks Club

The v F W committee announces another dancing party at the Elks Club on Friday evening to benefit the Veterans relief fund. Messenger Orchestra will provide music and a large turnout is hoped for St Patrick's night. Radio Commissioner Washington notes the Senate committee voted to report favorably the reappointment of Eugene Sykes to the radio commission.

Elks Club Veterans’ Relief Fund Messenger Orchestra Washington Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Senate Hugene Sykes Radio Commission

Plane lands safely on Brown Farm near Clymer

A Cleveland Albany mail flyer diverted by dense fog over Buffalo and Lake Erie landed on the James Brown farm two miles south of Clymer as attempts to find a proper airport failed. The pilot unloaded his mail and spent the night in Corey before returning to Cleveland. Local report also notes Mrs. Margaret Ebley’s return home.

Buffalo Wiest Dryer James Brown Clymer Albany Air Mail Cleveland Erle Lake Erle Symestown Hartfeld Columbus Road Wis Iater Corey

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