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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1939

Page

3

Weather and civic notes mix from a cloudy day

Cloudy with showers expected and an All-District Band event at 8 p m. Also reports show Associated Gas & Electric System up 11 2 percent in output versus 1988, with roads impassable in places. Ward's notes auto production at 89 100 units. NYA planning meeting in Harrisburg April 18–19. Pennsylvania Railroad income up in February. unemployment checks distributed. federal surplus food aid issued. Jamestown orchestra set for Sunday. weekly Atlantic forecast. highway job updates. police auto-ransack incident. workmen compensation amendments discussed. Traction Building fire small. West Columbus paving rights ceremony impacts.

All-District Band Members Named for Upcoming Concerts

The All-District Band roster announced at the Junior High auditorium lists flutists, clarinetists, saxophonists, brass, and percussion players from Albion, Union City, Edinboro, Warren, Conneaut Lake, Millcreek, Cambridge Springs, North East, and nearby towns. The group performed last night and will present the same program again tonight, showcasing a broad slate of instruments and student musicians across multiple schools.

Junnior High School Dorothy Bosine Warren Margery Barnes Albion Robert Cole Lawrence Park Franklin Cree Lock Haven Joan Foley Albion Carolyn Grant Mansfield Pauline Mudge Edinboro Edward Mallony Union City Ames Ripley Millcreek Robert Terrell Cambridge Frank Worden Springboro William Blekford Emory Claud Merla Calvin Conneaut Lake Joe Cannon Warren Andy Gobb Warren Eleanore Chinnock Jannat Dunkin Warren Earalyn Emerson Lawrence P. Homer Force Leland Hetrick Gilbert Hoffman Lawrence P. William Loucks Warren Emmett McIntosh Harry Pearson Lawrence Park Pearle Parker Conneautville Miriam Reynolds Albion Clarke Sundean S. Norman Sherwood Harry Smith Louis Sprovers Corry Paul Sampsell Lack Haven Robert Shampansty L. Haven Richard Sweeley Owen Sheridan North East Halen Smith Albion Ruth Simonsen Warren Marion Troupe Cambridge S. Bass Clarinet Earl Lentz Bas Stewart Warren Anna Samkowski LeRoy Johnson Warren Gerald Pettit Gregory Jack Daan Bill Matchett Betty Hise Conneaut Lake Theodore Swanson Carry Maynard Hyde Janet Shantz Melody James Hawthorne Conneaut E Herald Stunt Betty Collen S. Richard Howe Lucinda Markham Mary Mathews Floyds Warren Jane Sellin Warren Barbere Umburn Margaret Walcot Warren Marion Bennett Corry George Hemberg Law Lillian Bennett Corry Raymond Cathers Cory Loren Dickenton Lake Kenneth Forman Warren Chester Goodrich Wendell Gage Corry William Kopche Clarence Kimmel Bill Lundahl Warren Carol Morse Betty Myers Floyd Metzger Russell Prindle Cambridge S. Raymond

Man badly hurt in fall held by police

George Duke Connelly 28 of Brie was ordered held in Hamet hospital on an open charge after being found badly injured at 8 35 am Friday in an area between the Marine National Bank and the Darling Jewelry company at 905 State Street. Police say Connelly would not talk when interviewed at the hospital.

BRIE George Duke) Connelly Hamet Hospital George Christ Ph Marine National Bank Sth Slate Streets Darling Jewelry Company State Street Rey Yong Connelly Hospital Yeaterday

Monkey Stirs Crowd as Ape Scares Police Officer

Hundreds of shoppers roared with laughter as a tired monkey named Jocko charged a police officer in London. The officer retreated while Socko bared his teeth and hissed, delivering a chaotic scene that delighted onlookers.

London Jocko Bere Socko

Woman Hurt In Landslide On Bucktail Trail

Mrs Codick of Ninth Street suffered painful injuries yesterday when stones fell from the mountainside at Whetham Cut on the Bucktail Trail struck the windshield of the car she rode in. Passengers in the Ernnest Gooding vehicle traveling eastward included Mrs Cotlick and her two daughters Mrs H W Campbell and Mrs Einar Eliason and her young son.

Renovo Mar Codick Ninth Street Whetham Cotlick H. W. Campbell Einar Eliason Ernnest Gooding South Renovo

Woman 86 Finishes Intricate Crazy Quilt in Wolfboro NH

Mrs. Aman de E. Sargent celebrated her 86th birthday by completing an intricate crazy quilt for Wolfboro New Hampshire, featuring 2 580 pieces arranged in a detailed pattern.

Wolfsboro N. H Amande E. Sargent

Welfare seeks lower food costs for Pa institutions

Harrisburg May 26 Officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare seek ways to reduce the state’s food bill for hospitals and penal institutions without lowering nutritional standards. The consolidated market basket tops about 3 million pounds of principal commodities, with almost half bought from local farmers and small vendors across the commonwealth to feed 20,000 residents in 28 facilities. Almost all meat and dairy is Pennsylvania produced or raised, with strict beef plant and grading requirements and a heavy reliance on in-state farms for produce.

Harrisburg Department of Welfare Luvey Commonwealth Henal Ind E. Avihuy Sweeney Pennsylvania Barea Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture State Department of Adventure Instituttia Union

Highway berth appointments in Erie County

Erie March 25 tentative appointments to highway positions in Erie County include Victor Snapps named assistant superintendent of highways. Stanley Bioir of Albion and Gilbert Garnow of North West are expected to be elevated to the same post. Names have been sent to Secretary Lamont Hugins for approval.

Erie Mar Victor Snapps Wiehways Erie County Stanley Bioir Albion Gilbert Garnow North West Hlelways Lamont Hugins

Seeeks $50,000, Awarded $150 in County Court

Gerun Price sought $500,000 for injuries from a September 26, 1937 collision in Buffalo and Wesleyville. A directed verdict Thursday awarded Price $150 after he, a pedestrian, suffered a fractured neck. Jay Hollister of 2152 Station Road owned the truck.

HTH Gerun Price Wand She Buffalo Westeyville Price Jay 5 Hollister Station Road

Air mail pickup demonstration planned at Lawrence Airport

A public display of automatic air mail pickup is set for Sunday at 2 40 p m at Lawrence Airport by All American Aviation Inc The event marks the first in a series of tests preceding a May expansion to fifty Pennsylvania towns and cities Dr Lytle Adams of TiWin and company officials will attend The system uses two forty foot masts with targets for pilots and relies on a bottom cabin door and a 65 foot cable to snag bags midair The plane speeds range 50 to 70 miles per hour with a 90 to 100 pound bag limit and six new Stinson Radiants will operate on the routes

Hore Cory and Lawrence al- American Aviation, Inc Pennsylvania Lytle Adams Tiwin All- American Avision, Inc Post Office Department Adams Chicago Fide Lagoon Ptekip All-American Aviation Stinson All- American

Five Nuns Stricken Ill by Poisoned Food at Convent

Five nuns at Callies convent were taken ill after reportedly ingesting poisoned food. Two sisters remained in bed, one was seriously ill, and several others showed symptoms but recovered after swift medical treatment by Dr. M. M. Metarthy. The episode prompted hospital care and prompt actions to prevent further harm.

St. Callistus Kane Gisbon al Fe St Callies Atey Guyyguine Pauly Germaine Pata Othora Perpetua Sistar Sulaja Gabriela M. M. Metarthy Wits Dungie

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