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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

5

Board Hikes Taxes Adopts 161 467 Budget

The board approves a 161 467 budget and a 19 mill 5 per capita tax levy amid debate over abandoning an Electrical and Mechanical Drawing course led by Paul Hateh. Members split 4 to 2 with several opposing arms citing insufficient revenue and fair pay concerns as the district seeks loan-backed balance. A special session is planned to address hiring or cost adjustments.

Paul Hateh Monroe Mystis Dearing Fenton Avhem Shoop Bennett Mr. Lambing Mensis Henton Dr Bennett Mlatoman Badger L Iheir Popila Tv Menton Ap Une Seed Lambing Burt Committee Sundartines

Local visitors and travelers fill Corry for Memorial Day

A long list of residents and visitors plans to spend Memorial Day weekend in Corry. Akron Ohio, Detroit Michigan, Niagara Falls New York, Jamestown New York, Erie Pennsylvania and Warren Pennsylvania are named as origins or destinations. Families, relatives, and friends visit, motor trips to Pittsburgh and Cleveland noted, with several people staying through Sunday.

C. A. Clifford Akron Joyse Jimmie Henry Group Andrew Paulson Paul Weber Detroit Miah J. Rexford Paulson Arta S. Welsh Clevland Mr. An Dewey Brocton Guy Butters Washington, Pa Washington and Jefferson College Mildred Denton Marilyn North Hast Charles Loveland Lawrence Andicott North Senondine Pred ‘Hannan Anal Niagara Falls Motora James Sullivat West Wayne Street Brat Shuss Burwin Luke Tidbute Betty Corry Hosfion James A. Hughes Mary Kathryn Jamestown Wilson Greal Nancy Warren GG Barker Willian Halligan Oswego Louise McGrath Pad Street Walter Guignon Philadelphia City Joe Guignon A.W. Covell Lyle G. Durham W.E. Durham East Street Clarence Guignon Pint, Mich Doris Eggleston Butrala Corry Stinddy Carliste Bart Gross Washington, D. C Corry Columbus Margaret Clark Karts City Hans City Mosier Som Altoona Hare Mary O'Hare Richard R. Merker L.A. Davis Uniontown Paty Sunnday GM. Simmons Othe Laura Doda Migs Butty Stillway Cleve PN. Antes Guy &. Saxton Edward Neibauer Elie Blair Barnes Bradford Krpet Barnes East Main Street Angie Caster Lillian Erle Katherine Stone

Talks On Indian Mound Highlight Year End PTA Meeting

The Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year in the school library. Karl Morrison of Erie spoke on the Indian Mound west of the city, followed by a Spanish dance by Doris Stowe with Rosmay Dewey, and a history talk by Mrs Orn on Corry’s early development. Officers elected: president Mrs R J Tagle, secretary Mrs C M Howard, treasurer Mrs Mildred Paterson. Vice president position left vacant until fall. Retiring president Mrs W S Houghton received thanks for her service. Refreshments by Mrs Miles McCray and committee.

Karl Morrison Erie Harold Wolfe City Vance Oy Doris Stowe Rosmay Dewey Orn Corry R. J. Tagle C. M. Howard Mildred Paterson W. S. Houghton Miles McCray

Fairview P T A Names Officers For Year

The Fairview Parent-Teachers Association held a session yesterday afternoon at the school electing officers: president Mrs Bruce Thoms, vice president Mrs Russell Merrit second to president Mrs Leon Brown, secretary Mrs Donald tail, treasurer Mrs 8 Wallace, and council members Mrs Walter Rhodes and Mrs Artin Kimmy. Plans for the summer round up were discussed and a program followed with guitar numbers by Miss Lois Fredell and Miss Jia Fredell and piano by Miss Gertrude Johnson and Louise Brown. Refreshments were served by Mrs Rhodes Merriti and Mrs Ernest Dimi.

Fairview Sean Brown Bruce Thoms M's Russell Merrit Leon Brown Donal Tail Wallace Walter Rhodes Artin Kimmy Lois Jia Fredell Alos Gerteule Johnson Louise Brown Warciter Mes. Rhodes Merriti Ernest Dimi

State launches hygiene drive in barber shops

Harrisburg May 99 Dr Clarence Ackley director of the bureau of professional licensing announced a campaign for education of 20000 barber operators in Pennsylvania on hygiene and sanitary measures. Investigators will provide personal instruction on sanitation and violators may have licenses suspended up to 30 days. The program stresses hand washing towels instrument sterilization and clean shop practices to prevent contagious disease spread.

Harrisburg Clarence @. Ackley Bureau of Professional Licensing State Department of Public Instruction Imecan Pennsylvania

Stewart to Speak Before Business Club

Sidney V. Stewart returns to the Midwest to address Golden Rule Club members at Monday evening's dine at meeting in the V. FW. He will discuss Ajax Iron Works and deliver another of his talks on company industries. The V. PF. W. Ause nary will serve the dinner.

Sidney V. Stewart Midlewest Golden Rule Club V. FW Cme Ajax Iron Works V. PF. W. Ausenary

Market Gossips Highlight Memorial Day Trading

United Press reports global markets to close for Memorial Day except southern commodities and Canadian markets. Whitsuntide holidays affect foreign exchange. New York traders take vacations as Congress faces tax bill timing. Steel gains noted with promise of stronger activity. Germany leads in prefab steel housing.

Elmer C. Walzer United Press New York United States Financial Center Congress Wall Street America Iron & Steel Institute Tig Laboratories Steel Stoscoheeims Germany

Stocks Climb in Du, Pre-Holiday Trading

New York stocks rose on May 29 amid pre holiday trading with gains across steel, rail, and gold mining shares. The Dow advanced as rails rose on carload data and a strong week for transport while gold issues strengthened, aided by overseas demand and shifting Franc prices. Major industrials and refiners led the list, with C and O, Chrysler, General Motors, and Bethlehem among notable movers.

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