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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

3

Memorial Day affects local schedule and events

Memorial Day closes all day Saturday with the Journal publishing no issue tomorrow. Stores open until 9 pm. The Journal notes reduced church-page space and ads this week. WPA payments near ten million dollars. grass seed purchases for junior high field discussed. city council meeting held. river and road conditions noted. dance at Hubbard's Hall and Keystonians performance planned. narcotics and labor advisories issued. Philco convention trip for local dealer. Pentecost services scheduled. caterpillars decline expected. highway patrol warns heavy traffic. local hires and church leadership updates. railroad freight loadings for week ending May 29 increase.

Lakes to Sea Route Extended Through Pennsylvania

Warren Van Dyke announces extension of U S Route 22 The Lakes to Sea highway now crosses Pennsylvania from Lewistown via Harrisburg to Chester with multiple route reassignments New markers mark the change in both states The renumbering creates a direct cross state link from Cleveland to Atlantic City linking US 22 US 422 US 202 US 1 and state routes to Chester and Bridgeport N J

Harrisburg Warren van Dyke Pennsylvania Lewistown Chester New Jersey American Association of State Highway Officials U.S. Bureau of “Public Roads Cleveland Atlantic City South Jersey Chester Ferries U. S. 22 U. 8

W C T U Studies Youth Problem at meeting

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held an all day meeting at Emma Heath's home 161 Park Street with a noon dinner and two quilts tied. Mrs Heath to present W G T U flowers on Memorial Day. Mrs Tha B Wise Smith traveling to Tulsa to preside will stop in St Louis to speak via Columbia network Monday June 3 4 BST. A speech by James A W Killip president of Pennsylvania Youth's Temperance Council was read noting spiritual awakening as remedy. The meeting closed with benediction and Mr Mrs F L Kelster and son Forest J to visit Galeton over the weekend.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Scme Emma Heath Park Street Heath W. G Tha B. Wise Smith St. Louis Columbia Broadcasting System James A. W. Killep Niagara Parls

Gordon named delinquent tax collector for 1932-25 dupli

George H. Gordon was named delinquent school taxes collector after board accepted his report on the 1985 duplicate and bond was posted. The report showed 1984 duplicate of 81,418.60 with 44,912.90 collected by October 2 and 48,505.70 uncollected. Exonerations reduced remaining taxes to 16,446.01. Gordon elected delinquent collector on 3 percent basis with a $2,000 bond.

George H. Gordon Board of Education Gordon Monroe Finance Committee Mr. Gordon G. H. Gordon F. Franz Boyd Spencer Gorfor

Spring Creek Woman Named State Poston Clerk

Daisy A. Branch of Spring Creek was named a clerk in the Department of Labor and Industry at $1,140. Other appointments include Herbert W. Johnson of Kane as traffic survey recorder at $1,860, G. R. Jackson of Erie as highway engineer at $2,100, James J. Thompson of St. Marys as special deputy tattoring general at $5,000, Charles P. Kiely of Oil City as legal assistant at $3,000, and Edward M. Conners of Erie as miller hoard investigator at $1,860.

Apydiucna Daisy A. Branch Spring Creek Department of Labor and Industry Herbert W. Johnson Kane G. R. Jackson Erie James J. Thompson St. Marys Charles P. Kiely Oil City Edward M. Conners

Applicants for new PA game school flood board

The Pennsylvania state board of game commissioners reports 944 applicants seek enrollment in a new field officer training school. Over 700 investigators are screening eligibility, exams at Harrisburg will select 35 for the program, which opens mid June. The one year curriculum covers game conservation law, firearms use, self protection and related topics, with future vacancies filled by graduates.

Harrisburg State Board of Game Commissioners Harrisbore

Senator Borah Warns of New Threat to Nation

Senator Borah criticized the current system and political leadership for pushing half the population to poverty. He charged big business with monopolistic price fixing on a national sale forbidden by Supreme Court rulings upholding states rights. He warned against rapid social unrest and economic distress seen in Russia Germany and Italy.

Borah BOLT Ibig Supreme Court Russia Germany Italy

Venango Tax Claim Discussed in Crawford Estate Case

Franklin May 29. Legal phase of Venango County personal property tax claims from the George W. Crawford estate dominated testimony in a hearing on attorneys’ fees. Former commissioners McElhaney Nalark Ritchey and others faced lengthy cross examination as details of agreeing to $180,000 share surfaced.

Young Pugliese John Evans, Sr Pittsburgh Samuel Wilson Clarion Crawford McElhaney Witnes

Forty Grade Crossing Accidents Reported in April

Harrisburg May 29 Forty grade crossing accidents were reported to the division of accidents of the public service commission last month, fourteen fewer than April 1935. Three persons were killed and thirty injured in last month's accidents involving thirty eight automobiles a bus and a pedestrian. Automobile accidents caused the three fatalities and twenty nine of the injuries. The pedestrian was injured for failing to heed a flashing light signal. There were no casualties in the one bus accident.

Harrisburg Public Service Commission Furteen

Memorial Day Plans Complete

Local observance plans were finalized with a parade forming at the VFW Home at 9 30 and the band assembling at City Park for ceremonies led by Russell M Orcutt and brief Morney. After the park program, cemetery visits will conclude the memorial day tribute.

V. FW Oictork Russell

Struck by Clam Shovel Dies on Bridge Job

May 22 Norris Goatpey a 28 Platea carpenter was killed Thursday when struck by a clam shell bucket on a bridge project near North Springfield Pa part of a new highway. Godfrey crushed by the bucket knocked 22 feet to the bottom of the Clearing which is to be spanned. Employed by Babyin Construction Co of Cleveland on Route 99 extension W Lake road. Fellow workers gave first aid and he was taken to Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut but died on arrival. Dr W G Strobe county coroner is investigating. Operator name not yet available.

Rie Norris Goatpey Platea North Springfield Godfrey Babyin ‘Construction Co Cleveland W. Lake Road Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut W.G. Strobe

Hearings Set On Monday For One-Man Clubs

Rie and North Bat club officers and Erie restaurant proprietor cited to appear before Alderman Schabacker with $800 bonds each on state liquor control charges. Hearings start next Monday. Alleged one man clubs include Owl's Nest Haven club Tanner club North East Athletic club. Sunset Inn proprietor cited by Agent Garreau by phone. Clubs charged with selling liquor to non members. Haven club also for Sunday off premises sale. Olympic Club, West Laketon, raided recently on similar charges.

Tanner Club East 4Th Street North East Athletic Club Pearl Street North East W. R. Koenig Sunset Inn Lakeside Drive Garreau Haven Club Olympic Club West Laketon

Golden-Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad

Remedy ad urges treating the root cause of piles with Golden-Lax Tables to loosen and regulate bowels before applying San-Cura Ointment to irritated areas. It claims quick relief from stinging and itching and promotes healthy healing. Available at drug stores for 2e and 35¢.

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