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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
4
Ol City invites participation in coordinating activities of the projects committee for the Allegheny Rivers Push Creek canal routes. L. H. Gavin of Ol City Chamber of Commerce and Upper Atle City Tiger Improvement Association agrees, backing canal efforts. Also notes several local notices and commercial ads including meal deals and new product lines.
A mixed wire of town briefs reports arrests for driving under the influence, Scout camp mishaps, broadcast notes from Jamestown and Warren, political moves in Mercer and Sharon, hospital updates, local crimes, factory and school news, weather and fire updates, and community notices including bake sales and club meetings.
Funeral services conducted for Mrs. Anna Haenel at Alexander and Company's chapel were officiated by H. A. Hogh pastor of the Baptist Church. She died Sunday morning at her son's home, Alfred Haenel, with many relatives and neighbors in attendance. The body was sent to Westfield, New York for interment. bearers included T. P. Williams Lyle Thomas Fred Miler John Rickers George Thomas and Charles Bennett. Music was provided by Mrs. Lloyd Tomas.
In Harrisburg Dauphin County grand jury indicted G. Miller former chief of the health department division of biological products and Dr. B. K. Tingley president of Gilliland Laboratories on charges of conspiracy to violate a state statute in the distribution of free antitoxin serum by the health department.
In Minong Wisconsin Joseph Kordici moved from Chicago to a rural farm and showcased a method to earn income during the downturn. He has shipped over a thousand snowshoe hare carcasses to Chicago where they are sold for food.
Claude W. Gaston aged 51 was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning at his Rossiter area home as family members went to his aid. Officials said the death appeared accidental with no signs of foul play. The case was reported today in Indiana County as investigators began handling the scene.
State leaders seek to amend the Parkinson act to grant townships about 4.4 million dollars in road tax relief for 1985 levies. Joint House Senate resolutions propose allocating funds in three installments starting June 15, contingent on townships meeting 1935 road tax levies.
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