New Highway Program Before Legislature Tonight
Harrisburg March 25 The House will start the road program bills tonight for the current biennium totaling about 33 million dollars more than the state highway department estimates. The bills would direct funds for city street paving and state aid, with a one year four cent gasoline tax proposed instead of a permanent four cent levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Third Closs
Columbus Avenue
Thomas B. Williams
United Press and Journal
Harrisburg
Howse
Legislative Mill
State Highway Department
Giftith
Sheffer
Grittith
Bill
Helyan
Philadelphia
Mathaw
Philadephia
Gennettil
Ilepartment
Binke
House
Gethrough
Senate
Minjor
Corry Opens New A L Root Store in Keating Block
Hundreds visit the new A L Root furniture store on South Center Street for opening day. The Keating block two story shop draws a large crowd from city and nearby areas, with visitors admiring the latest house furnishings and placing orders. Prizes awarded include Suzanne Sekerak of East Columbus Avenue winning a Cognyll chair. other prizes await claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuss
Stgre
Suzanne Sekerak
Columbus Avenue
Cognyllsbair
Hus
Tatesti
Restaurant Worker Hurt at Arcade Restaurant
George Jeffries of the Arcade restaurant suffered a severe crush injury to his left foot Saturday evening while lifting a heavy five gallon ice cream freezer for the fountain. He was taken to Corry hospital where doctors fear possible loss of one or two toes and expect a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jeffries
Arcade
Jeffries
Corry Hospital
Clear Erie man absolved in murder case
Erie Ohio March 25 Tim Russell of Erie was cleared of any connection with the murder of a Cleveland policeman and the serious injury of another He was arrested Friday as a suspect and held locally as a suspect in the case Sergeant Martin Hoffman of the Cleveland police said Russell was not among the shooters He was taken to a Cleveland hospital where Hoffman is recovering from his wounds The Cleveland session plans to adjourn by April 18 with no apparent delay in final adjournment beyond that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tim Russell
Cleveland
Russell
Sereedde Martin Hoffman
Lleveland
Sherman
Young Russell
Hoffman
Income tax collections rise in Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania districts including Pittsburgh show a 50 percent increase in income tax collections for the year ending June 1928, despite 500 fewer returns. About 70 thousand property owners filed with no tax due, while 90 thousand filed last year. The district ranks among the wealthiest in the nation, with corporate taxes totaling 46 million and individuals 30.09 million. Over 50 deputy collectors aided filers in counties across Erie, Uniontown, Johnstown and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westrn
Pennsylvania
D. B.heiner
Internal Revenue
Collestor “Heiner
Inte Revenue
Washington, D
Pittsburgh
Individals
Erie
Uniontown
Johnstown
Monongahela
Donora
Washington
Altoona
Greensburg
Latrobe
Connellsville
Scott- Hale
Lenten Tea Program At Parish Hill Hosts
About fifty guests gathered Saturday afternoon at Parish Hill for a Lenten tea hosted by Mrs. E MacKenzie, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Glyde Wilson, Mrs. J. J. Haight, and Mrs. W. B. Mathews. A varied program featured a girls orchestra, vocal solos, piano, Dutch and paster bonnet dances, a Lenten lesson, and readings. Proceeds benefit the Emmanuel Guild for church work. ice cream and coffee were served at 4:30 by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish Hill
E. [. MacKenzie
William Myers
Glyde Wilson
J. J. Haight
W. B. Mathews
Girls
French
Fijulsci
Merrick
Whitovk
Margaret Mahle
Bess Merck
Helen Louise Thorpe
Wairagen
Paulson
Phyllis Lyons
Emmanuel Guild
Lindy Visits Guggenheim in Santa Barbara
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh rests at Harry Guggenheim’s Santa Barbara home after flying Falcon monoplane from San Francisco to Los Angeles for a conference with officials at Glendale Grand Central Airport. He continued to the Guggenheim residence despite bad weather. plans remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Call
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry Guggenheim
Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Falcon
San Franccisco
Glendale
Grand Central Air Terminal
Lindergh
Local Spring Creek Notes Include Visits and Visits
Community items from Spring Creek record Agnes Burns teaching in Youngsville, Ruth Mattson from Allegheny College returning home for vacation, and numerous visits among Clarke, Sickler, and Donaldson families. Socials include W T U activities at Bertha’s home, care packages for Soldiers Hospital, bridge club, and Easter recess plans with students at Corry and Youngsville.
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Spring Creek
Ming Agnes Burns
Youngsville
Lena Jackson
Ruth Mattson
Allegheny College
Bertha Mattison
Eilzabeth Sickler
Garland
Raymond Sickler
R. D. McKelvey
Union City
Ute
L. D. Paige
Rubha Clarke
Grant Floss
Corty
O. H. Clarke
John Foreman
West Spring Creek
Corry
P. D. Helviele
Feriends
Warren
Leon Cable
Iona Tripp
William Tripp
Harry Lamona
Hastings Jones
Robert Donaldson
Harry L. Johnson
Lon Bates
Sue Mattison
Widinboro Normal School
Glen Donaldson
Minnie Stearns
Gertrude McKay
Lights Draw Insects To Calorudehatenery Pools
A report explains how electric lights lure mosquitos and other insects to pools at Calorudehatenery. With the attraction, fish gain an extra food supply and thrive. without light, insects fall into the water, feeding on hosts and affecting local ecology.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
Clear Erie
the Fair Store
Parsh Hall
Lindy
Guggenheim
Aspinwall Hospital
Glenn Donaldson
Daisy Branch
Bertha
Ana Wittman
Ve Campbell
Leta van Dusen
High Schoo
Ethel Bursie
Hajperlim
Pubercitny
Aspinwall
Bob Damon
Jolumbuy
Yiean Sintetan
Lily Henry
Pablo
Bartle Wikingon
Youngaville
L. J. Bighmey
Youngayilie
BH. Sturtevant
Upton
C. E. Doane
Ley
VOUR
Member
Federal Reserve System
Coxswell
Susan Sekarak
Columbus Ave
Root’s Furniture Store
Chas, Shuss
Mgr
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