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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1939
Page
7
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a 39th meeting with additions from a prior period. Readable elements are sparse, with unclear names, dates, or locations. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the available text.
A damaged OCR fragment references years 1896 1897 1898 and code like W L 596 BA B00 114 1904. The text hints at archival identifiers without clear event details or names for a fuller summary.
A fragmented report notes March actions in a petruit league with new lead changes and a shift in standings. The brief hints at teams and dates, but readable names and places remain unclear due to damaged text.
Community girls enjoyed a Buffalo trip for school work while the North Clymer Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Glenn Meerdink’s. Abbe Reformed church hosted a large Ladies Mission evening with music, devotions, and Dutch songs. Births, illnesses, and local gatherings fill the week with tributes, parties, and religious events across Sherman and surrounding areas. A burglar locked the dog inside before stealing valuables at the McCurdy home in San Diego.
The Civic Employees Association plans a vigorous membership drive to fund a 1939 program. Officers and the finance committee met to outline efforts to sign workers citywide. Dues are 25 cents a year and funds will support community improvement projects and future activities.
Harrisburg March 20 The senate judiciary general committee heard a protest from the Allegheny county board of judges against bills creating a state board of probation and parole. They argued it would be unseasonably expensive and a waste of taxpayers money. Judge Ralph H. Smith for Allegheny jurists outlined the stand at a public hearing on bills sponsored by the parole commission. The bills would centralize parole power in a five member board appointed by the Superior Court and make it mandatory for judges to fix pose maximum sentences.
Washington Pa March 28 The fate of Nick Boukas 22 a Greek immigrant who shot and killed his uncle over eight dollars weekly wage is expected to be determined today Judge Howard W Hughes hears testimony to decide the youth s degree of guilt George Boykas 29 named in the case
The organization notes all work is voluntary with no salaries for officers. The next monthly meeting is set for Tuesday evening in April, aiming to have Industrial Agent Israel at Pittsburgh attend to address the group. If he cannot come, another speaker will be arranged to engage a large portion of the members.
City officials express confidence that the State Supreme Court will reverse a Palmer jury verdict and rule in favor of the city in a $100,000 Erie bond case. City Solicitor Edward Murphy cites arguments March 20 as indicating a likelihood of victory.
Aliquippa plans a tribute to Mario Rezo described as an appreciative immigrant who helped Americans learn about relationships. The item mixes several unrelated notes including street sweeping by a 6-year-old Bazxo, woodlot work by Means W. Todd and family, and bond claims tied to a Supreme Court decision, with quotes from Murphy expressing confidence in a favorable outcome.
Spart a Township Supervisors invite bids by 6 pm March 1 1934 for a new road grader of latest model. Bid with specs to Mrs Lois Wirth Spartansburg RD 1. Grader must weigh 4700 6000 pounds with 17 inch wide blade and end bits. Machine adjustable from platform to 80 degree swing. Wheels 10 inch diameter with rubber tires and enclosed gear housings. Trade in stockbowl special castings and right to reject bids reserved. Mrs Lois Firth, Secretary. Also small rental ads and cemetery meeting notice follow.
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