St Marys Borough Sewers Bond Vote Set for April First
Town council seeks 40000 for sewer extension to all areas. Voters in St Marys will decide April 1 on issuing bonds to fund the project as part of the boroughs sewer system expansion efforts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
4
Town council seeks 40000 for sewer extension to all areas. Voters in St Marys will decide April 1 on issuing bonds to fund the project as part of the boroughs sewer system expansion efforts.
Call 425 or 109W for night xf service P M Nichols xf service. Two 1 2 room bungalow Third ward Kan Le purchased on easy terms for 2000 this week see Robert Patterson Fort Success No of at Ameri can Tome Watchmen held their regular meeting 45 present eighteen applications for membership nine members obligated. Captains chosen for new member contest Mrs Trene Mountain and Mrs Greisch. Tureen supper and program by children. Modern brick house for sale near close in less than value see Robert Patterson. Double house 220 West W ton street all model conveniences very cheap for quick sale. Eric coroner's jury exonerates Mrs Lend Shollenberger in death of eight year old boy John Monigold. Inquest by Coroner William McGrath witnesses say boy ran in front of car. Miss Shollenberger unable to avoid strike. Boy died at Bubl hospital. New home nearing completion for occupancy about April 1st G Thomas Construction Co. 3126
A Presbyterian church announces a Thursday evening rehearsal under Mg. Andrew Jenkins at 43 12 N Center Street with Holy sessions and choir duties. Also advertised is a home for sale at 2600 dollars with required partial cash and a used car sale event at Maple Ave and East Main Street on March 27 28 29.
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