12 May 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
1
Patterson announces leadership of a campaign to cut school taxes. He cites proposed rate reductions tied to the budget debate and notes opponents may block the plan. A May meeting is planned to discuss the board's budget adoption and a community vote on tax policy.
Hundreds gathered Wednesday evening at Chris’s Junior High School for the annual exhibit of student work and a community center style program. The spacious auditorium overflowed as attendees toured departments, with about a thousand present for the ceremonies. The Girls Combined Orchestra of the Junior and Senior High schools opened the program with a stirring performance, underscoring strong music instruction.
Corry woman Mecusker Mey tth of Corry sued William J Waknter of Findley Lake in Mayville Supreme Court seeking $1,500 restating a timberland deed dispute. Trial featured witnesses on property exchanges and payments, with claims of $1,200 to be returned and $800 paid for battage, as discussions over cottage anchors and land parcels surfaced.
Joseph J Havin and Matt Donldy former prohibition agents convicted May 31 face two years in the Atlanta Penitentiary after plea jury trial in Pores court. They were charged with rupping money from Joent Intourl Kreuperiy Warsech wontenaut.
Local bidders gather in Albany New York to bid on the Cutting Clymer Road improvement linking Clymer to Cutting and the Pennsylvania line. The project aims to connect to Erie and points west with a 79 working day schedule and an estimated cost around 260000. Bids are expected to be awarded soon with construction starting early next month.
New Orleans on May 12 a series of open levee breaches along Bayou Dex Glasses prompted redoubled repair efforts. National Guardsmen aided crews as a half mile stretch near Shamesport was sealed to protect 65,000 acres of cultivated land. Officials warned river crest levels could threaten more sections, while many residents in affected parishes evacuated or prepared to move. Nearby, First Presbyterian church faced internal strife and a pastor resignation as members planned to vote on leadership and city matters.
Report from New York May 2 notes a quirky event at a local House of Imple where participants demonstrated forward and backward riding on wheels while measuring pace with pedometers. Margaret Miller, age 18, won a contest described as mysterious and elusive amid the noisy proceedings.
Canton May 1 Direct testimony by the state centers on Floyal Streit enberger in the murder case of Don Mellett publisher. Henry Hacterysin, county prosecutor, announced the trial had resumed this morning as the former detective testified.
The School Board met last evening in the basement of the Library building to review secretary and treasurer reports. A complete tax settlement report for 1020 was promised within four days, showing $3 005 collected. superintendent Dewey presented attendance and activity data and a plan for building repairs and new facilities at Harding, Junior High, and the library. The board approved installation of a new ornamental tie and related improvements, with the city agreeing to furnish power for night use. opening date is set for September 8, 1987, after Labor Day.
Officers of the Reserve Chapter of the Anionic Red Retentry urge public aid in a relief campaign. The appeal notes a needed 365 dollars and references an 8170 quote and a date, aiming to support Mississippi flood victims through the drive.
J Payne discussed railroads relationships to the public and of the state division's services at the Kiwanis Club gathering held at the Hotel Gory. Bowman of West Ridge Transportation outlined plans for bus system expansion. other guests included Gunnison and Hatinkster. Community campaign ads and Red Cross relief efforts were noted with local fund drive details and a call for continued contributions.
Rezelle was found not guilty yesterday after a trial at Sout)eater street involving an alleged attack on Mrs Sant Simone of Mohatta. The verdict came after several hours of deliberation. The case prompted local authorities to report on the revolting nature of the alleged offense.
Court reports from Erie reveal a surprise verdict with George Games acquitted and Foster charged with assault and battery. Jurors faced intense scrutiny as Justice Hier delivered the verdict, while cases involving George Stepler and others continued.
West Ridge Transportation officials confirm takeover of the Erie to Corry line and plan a broader service network. The firm will extend buses via Wattsburg Union City to Warren and Tamestoy, with a May 25 hearing set on extending third term to Warren and Tamestoy.
New York May 1 The weather hampered reconnaissance for Captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Colomine Parks over the Atlantic. Fog rain and storms blocked air and sea efforts with ships reporting limited visibility and searches extending into dusk. Experts voiced cautious optimism that the two French aviators might still be alive but noted the harsh conditions could have destroyed their aircraft.
In Pittsburg on May 19 the Commonwealth failed to convict five defendants tied to a contemplated $102,500 fraud involving Liberty bonds and a motor club. Jurors acquitted the five after deliberation at Visio court. Local attendees, including Aphrodite Castianes and Mrs J J Desmond, were noted as visitors or guests. The Cory Motor Club invites motorists to attend the Friday meeting at the Munji Building to learn about new headlight regulations and automobile campaign updates.
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