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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1935

Page

6

Busy School Board Meeting and Local Incidents

A special school board session occurred this evening. In Meadville a heavy paper box fell on George Languéry injuring his hand. Automobiles inspectors rush as Pennsylvania’s first 1985 inspection period ends April 1. Norman Thomas warned of looming war at a Buffalo Young People’s Federation event. Two Wien diocesan priests celebrated 40 years ordained. Rev J. Fielding honored at Latoma Theatre while Rev T B Downey travels in India. Cowboy pool clash at Stanford Hose tonight. Gypsies travel through Corry on Roosevelt highway. recoveries note fine spring weather. Driving permits rose by 70 in week ending March 19. Rotary hosts Corry teachers. local business changes as Akat takes over delivery service. Local merchants report below-normal sales. rain boosted weekend activity. A chickenpox case appears at Junior High. mumps minimal. GE sales reach 166.8 million last year. net income 19.7 million. A collision on Route 6 near Irvine injures passenger John Sheppardson.

Wieniocese J. ¥. Fielding St. Stephens Church Latoma Theatre Oid City Thomas B. Downey St. Patrick's Church Franklin India

Honor Roll and Credit List From Corry Public Schools

Reporting increased interest by pupils, Corry Public Schools announce the honor roll and credit list for the last six weeks. The roster spans Concord, Grade 3 to 6, Washington, Fairview, Harding, and junior high, naming students achieving honor roll or credit status, with multiple teachers and enrollments listed.

Corry Ralph S Dewey Mr. Dewey Ias Concord School Louise Mount Bertha D. McCray Maxwell Brown Mary Rebecca Cogan Teresa Roach Katherine Spiesman Philip Whitehead Mildrest Young Howard Pier Helen Titus Phyllis Jean Hoenes Wilma Armitage Wsther May Brooks William Durham Dorothy Keefer Jack Spiesman Doris Crane Helen Jones Warren Spice Anna Purpura Richard Rossbacher Harry Silvis Robert Smith Mary Anderson Marie Brooks Elizabeth Ranney Honoy Roll Leatha Anderson Berniece Brooks Autumn Colby Daniel Kamber Frank Laurie Mary Jean Roach Mary Sturdevant Jean Vogt Credit Yist Robert Grice Olin Bracken Jean Maloney Stella Martowits Betty Mould Virginia Mulligan Helen Pury Lotta Bonsteel Honor Rol Rosemay Dewey Esther Goodwill Jean Mitchell John Rickers Marjorie Stuttery Doris Stowe Marjorie Cronin Robert Curtis Robert Poster Billy Hammond Robert Hurlbert Toan Patterson Honor Rell Louise Brown Meredith Fogle Nancy Hammond Mary Graham Lawrence Morton Myrtle Armitage Jean Curtis Marjorie Harmon Jacquelyn Howard Charles Kennedy Richard Kinney Donna McLean John Sheldon William Scott Leland Swarm Mildred Young Leona Reed Robert Phyllis Craker Martha Elston Barbara Keppel Phyllis Lyons Dorothy Patterson Washington Orpha Grogaeut Wave Periins Earl Bailey Richard Greeley Josephine Perry Gail Davis Anna Mary Patterson Alice Reynolds Harold Bromley Joseph Allen Frederic McEldowney Frank Mitchell Orpha Crosscut Roger Amy Virginia Ballou Betty Chase Elwood Davis Robert Spencer Forest Rickers Betty Bless William Flick Barbara Ann Joy Clinton Magee Neya Nichola Mary Wood Antoinette Baressi Honor Rall Florence Lawson Betty Long Belle Robbins Forest Kelster Francis Long Alma Reynolds P. S Antoinetle Baressi Aillian Kelsey Jesaié Shayer Russell McCaslin Fairview School Helen Fordyce Kathryn Neylon Teahers Joseph Catalfu Jean Mould Phyllis Rieck Robert Corbin Wanda Long Jack Scott Mavis Brown John Butcher Harold Craker Paul Fairchilds Billy Kalstee Betty Jane Lundy Barbara ‘Anderson Lois Fredell Marjorie Obrn Marie Anderson Harding Doris Doolittle Mary ‘Anna Consolé Marjorie Goring John Miller Evelyn Clerly Hyelyn Smith Martha Thompson Doris Doolitve Honor Ryll Richard Helen Bush Mary Helene Hillstrom Betty Lite Charlotte Mack Alice Neff Edna Mae Robbins Mary Roelofs Betty Armitage Jeanette Barcgsi Helen Beckwith Junior Bjorkquist William Brown Eugene Burch Margaret Dunnthoo Nina J. Gilbertson Lewis Hurlbut Doris Jadestrom Kurt Lindberg Phyllis Lindsley Frances Lyman Martha Mount Richard Obrn Robert Parkhurst Mary Helen Wells Ruth Bennett Donna Bertram Charles Bracken Evelynt Brooks Kenneth Burt Dick Gilliam Kathleen Hagel Gertrude Johnson Mifma Kamber Marion Keefer Dick Lindsley Billie Mae McAvoy Lois Reesinit Mary Castor Raymond Cathers Jancis Haines Keith Henton Mary Hinman Mary Maloney Phyllis Micclintock Irwin Nichols Shirley Obra Rose Perry Arthur Shamburg John Stowe Robert Waite Katherine Wells Verna Wetmore Harriett Anderson Stanley Bielawski Rachel Graft Alberta McWlroy MacBain Sears Robert Swanson Credit List Margaret Anderson Mildred Anderson Alberta Armitage Celsius Armiitage Lillian Austin Alvin Cogan Frank Dahl Robert Geiger Hebert Howard Winifred Johnson Elsie Mysys Elizabeth Perry John Streigler Stella Suidéersis Alice Tupper

Earles Move to State Mansion

Harrisburg report on March moves of Pennsylvania's first family to the state mansion. Gov Earle and family vacated Pinchot era residence, with about $20,000 spent on furnishings and repairs over 15 years. The piece notes the mansion's history, costs, and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kerr of Erie.

Morey J. Potter United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania George H. Earle Gov, Earle Gifford Pinchot T A Haverford Commonwealth Gov. Curtin Matt Kerr Erie Louis LaPaze

Jobless relief rolls rising in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Emergency Relief Board reports the week ending March 16 shows 1,722,872 people on relief rolls, a slight week increase from 1,721,120. Fourteen thousand seven hundred forty one families sought relief. 454,598 were served, with 40,066 on direct relief and 5,592 on work relief. Average grants were 7.14 dollars per direct relief family and 1. per work relief family. About 23,977 people worked on projects that week.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Emergency Relief Board Relief Board

New Deal Reforms Hint Leftward Swing Ahead

A four item reform package aimed at expanding federal reach faces opposition from business and labor as the White House weighs changes to the NRA. Abolishing power holding companies, a central bank role, federal oversight of foods and drugs, and extending the agricultural adjustment act to include processing firms are under discussion.

Central Bank BI NRA White House Donald R. Richberg National Recovery Board INRA Phillip Murray United Mine Workers NIA Abor WRIA Tabor Tabor Department

Dancing master EVCar to open spring dance class in city

Jamestown based EVCar, a noted dancing instructor and member of the Dancing Masters of America, will begin a spring dance course at Macca bee hall in this city starting in April. She also holds affiliations with state and district associations.

Evcar Jamestown Maccabee Hall Dancing Masters of America Tne

Atterbury Attacks Full Crew Measure For Railroads

Philadelphia March 25 Gen W W Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company attacks several railroad labor proposals in his annual stockholders report He warns that excess crew and train limit bills 26 hour day with higher pay and government track inspection would harm carriers The company shows 1934 net earnings near 1943 levels despite heavy track and equipment upkeep with net income 18 815 698 143 a share versus 1 626 170 156 in 1933

United Press Philadelphia Congress W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Funeral services for Wilna Soderquist held in Jamestown

Funeral services for Wilna Soderquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Eriest Soderquist were conducted Saturday at 2 PM at the Bethal Tabernacle in Jamestown with Rev W F Duncan assisted by Rev B S Shevell. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were George Rowan David Sandell Gordon Day and Joseph Swartsentauber. Attending from out of town were M and Mrs Ernest Soderquist Mr and Mrs Ug Soderquist Paul Soderquist and Mr and Mrs Anderson mother of Jamestown.

Wina Soderquist Eriest Soderquist Jamestown N. Y Charles Babbitt Bethal Tabernacle W. F.duncan Pentecostal Church B. 8. Shevell Ug Soderquist Paul Soderquist Anderson Aui

Forensic Vision Rejected Again in School Trial

A partial readable fragment reports a forensic vision related to a school trial, with ongoing questioning and unresolved evidence. The note mentions Lea Forensic and E vi sion terms, suggesting a legal or investigative context without explicit outcomes.

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Board of Education George Languéry Union City Meadville Saturny Pennsylvvania Norman ‘Thomas National Socialist Young People's Federation Buffalo Thomasaid Odo Wellows Stanford Hose Company Roosevelt Highway Warren Pittsfield Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety Rotary Club Teacher ‘Association Hotel Coy Jurie Keppel Cecil Akat Junnior High School New York Stock Exchange Justice Simpson Pennsylvania Supreme Court Pittsburgh Paasch Vs General Electric Company Archie Ol Jackson Howard Donaldson Youngsville Irvine John Sheppardhson Warres Hospital Sup’t Dewey Earles State Mansion Penna Keister Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation Pennsylvania Company Atterbury Wilna Soderquist The Citizens National Bank Member Federal Reserve Systant Cobry LEA M Glee Club Vay Gett As Managin Sopres Gre Don Onan
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