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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1940
Page
3
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Hat Day and dances, plus uncorroborated references to cities or groups. The text is too garbled to extract clear events, dates, or names.
Erie May 6 the rush for PA marriage licenses nears a record peak as May 17 new law requires a physician health report for each applicant. Saturday's 36 applications and this Saturday's 31 reflect heavy weekday filings. Out of state residents from New York and Ohio seek PA licenses to escape stricter laws. Starting May 17 all applicants must present a physician signed report dated within 20 days of filing. Reports must cover health and communicable disease history. licenses not issued without them.
Ernest H. Struckman, a Chicago salesman, was robbed of 162 dollars by a hitch-hiker who entered his car at a service station in Buffalo after leaving Eugene Meister's. The gun point robbery occurred as they approached the Buffalo outskirts. suspect fled. Police notified in Buffalo and Erie.
Local fishing boats report a major Whitefish run at Whitefish Lake with total catches around 5 and 5 tons over two days. The tug Henry N owned by Henry Newton Irving landed the season’s largest single catch, tipping just over a ton. Desmond Fish Co tug Rowira hauled 1400 pounds today and 1600 pounds yesterday, Allan S owned by Jack Relief brought in 1400 pounds each day, with other boats delivering 700 to 800 pounds.
Corry resident B V McClintock of 809 West Wayne Street received police praise after reporting a vehicle accident on Peach Street. McClintock followed the law, contacted authorities, and helped locate the car owner after striking a fender while parking. Police traced the incident through the vehicle registration.
Pennsylvania general assistance fell to a two year low of 189,475 cases involving 979,191 people in the final week of April as state funded rolls declined. Net expenditures totaled 1,861,342 dollars, down 20,020 from the prior week, while 56 applications were filed, 15 fewer than the previous week. Openings and closings of cases showed a net decrease, with 9,613 cases closed and 9,0048 cases opened, the smallest openings in nearly three years, amid shifts in WPA and private employment.
Erie May 6 First completed census returns reveal 1940 counts for North East and Union City. North East numbers total 3 703 as of April 1 1940, a net gain of 33 since 1930. The 1920 tally for North East was 4 670.
Tionesta May 6 The Bordage school directors who traveled to Harrisburg to seek state aid for a high school building destroyed last Friday morning were told funds could not be provided It was announced that classes will resume Wednesday using church auditoriums a dining room and a garage showroom for the term ending May 31 Union City's April 1 population 4836 up 48 since 1926 with North East close behind. nearby towns are nearly complete Irantiin noted figures pending release
Auditor General Warren R. Roberts announced a 1 062 500 distribution from the Motor License Fund to Erie County second class townships for maintenance and repair of roads and bridges. Nearby counties received varying amounts. the funds come from an 8 500 000 appropriation under the May 17 1999 act, with payments following the same per township shares as the March distribution.
Harrisburg May 6 The Young Republicans of Density vania will hold their annual convention September 18 19 to elect officers and finalize plans for the 1940 presidential election Chairman F C Hilton Wyomissing announced the dates.
Corry Pa May 13: MEMVIN SIMILN, a Corry youth, is to be tried for voluntary manslaughter in the death of Leon ard Healey, 54, during an altercation. Smith, arrested by Corry Police Chief Jom D Flan yon, faces possible two day trial opened Monday morning may 13. Prosecution by Assistant District Attorney Damien J McLaughlin. Healey died from a skull fracture after falling on pavement. State seeks to prove the blow caused the fatal injury after an insult to Smith’s sisters sparked the fight. Bond posted by a Corry friend set at 1600. Further May term trials pending, including Predawikel.
Township supervisors in Sheffield proclaim Daylight Living Time from now until September 25. Marienville votes on adopting the new time, with results announced next Friday. Communities remain on standard time today as surrounding areas consider the change.
Adierita cleans out stomach gas causing heart pressure and bloating from constipation. One dose relieves discomfort and helps sleep. Marketed as a drug store remedy with quick action. 1-19
One person hurt and three cars damaged in two crashes on North Broad Street at midnight Friday. Sarah Stewart of 322 Clarke Road Ridgway in Elk County General Hospital with facial injuries after a collision with a car driven by Anthony Papa of Ridgway. Papa said he was blinded by approaching headlights. A second crash near the Elk Tanning Company laboratory involved John Eckert of St Marys and a parked car. no injuries reported.
A youth named Rewitowski was wounded by a shotgun discharge from a watchman at the Bon Junkers Metal Co salvage yard on Butler Street after he and two companions allegedly attempted to steal from a junk yard. Joseph Jarski, the shooter, said he fired after seeing fleeing youths. the injured youth is hospitalized and may face burglary charges.
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