Corry Evening Journal Board Fixes 1934 Tax Rate
The Corry school board set the 1934 tax rate at 17 mills and adopted a budget of 122,972 dollars, about 2,000 less than this year. The 7-mill levy is higher than 1933 but reduces assessed valuations to yield similar revenue, with a projected small saving for many property owners. The meeting approved details on salaries, textbooks, and capital outlay, and adjourned to finalize with the tax collector.
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Board of Education
Sont
Likelieson
Vetevy
Liv
Fiignre
D. A. Hillstrom
Mll. Brown
C. Fennett
Hillstrom
New York City
Brown
Ptresses
State Department
Teason
Corry
Voanimois
Lambing
Uist
Mr Lambing
At & O'Clock
Old Fire Engine Preserved in Medford Museum
An antique fire engine brought around the Horn 70 years ago for Jacksonville use has been preserved as a museum piece. It originally cost $2,000 and required 16 men eight aboard to operate.
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Medford
Jacksonville
Prus
Om & Side
Woman suffers hip fracture in fall at home
Mrs Burlingame, 67, of Columbus RD 1, sustained a right hip fracture after a fall while assisting in home repairs. She was taken to Corry hospital in serious condition due to age. She is the mother of Chief of Police I G Burlingame of the city.
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Mra Amie
Columbus
Torenaon
Burlingame
Corry Hospital
Memorial Day Address Honors Fallen Heroes at Corry Exercises
Col Driscoll of St Marys spoke at Corry Memorial Day services, praising those who died for country and urging preparedness. He cited General Logan and Lincoln, urged veterans to uphold duty, and the ceremony included a band, firing squad, taps, and a flyover salute.
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Woman's Club
Corrylodge
Stanford Hose Company
D. J. Driscoll
St. Marys
Corry
Renoym
Clyde D. Wilcox
United Spanish War Veterans
Col Driscoll
Lethmatt
John A. Login
Lethman
Logan
Weir
Stadows
America
Lincoln
Company ‘A
Bugier Waller
Exercis
Guy Abbey
Basir
Sir Thompson
Arrested and Released in Toledo Regt Trouble Test
Charles T. Lucey of the Toledo News-Bee and Heywood Broun were arrested during Toledo labor unrest and later released after their identities were established. Broun recounts being frisked at police headquarters as suspected communists while observing a fire engine response near the Electric Auto-Lite plant.
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Corry Boy
Toledo News- Bee
Heywood Broun
Charles T. Lucey
Toledo News-Bee
Corry
Regent
Toledo
Lacey
New York World Telegram
Broun
Toledo NewsBee
National Guard
New York
Commomore
Perry
Provost Marshal
Four Hurt In Head On Crash Near Corry Road
Corry motorists returning from Hollyville late Tuesday reported a serious accident near Lotsville Sugar Grove. Miss Trene Hoyt 19 Pittafield D1 was badly hurt and in serious condition at Warren General Hospital with a probable skull fracture and concussion. Thelma Burlingame Spring Creek RD1 and Arnell Carter Bear Lake were also injured. Bert Losey Jamestown Hospital sustained an arm fracture. Patrolman J W Blythe leads the investigation as cars collided head on on the Lotsville Sugar Grove highway.
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Bear Lake
Dr. Moose
Sugar Grove
Lotsville
Thelma Burlingame
Carter
Lottsville
Lottsville High
Local autoist has close call as car overturns
Harvey Blass of 548 East Main Street escaped serious injury when his Studebaker coupe left the highway and overturned east of Waterford while returning home after a visit at Erie. A passing motorist brought him to town where a local doctor treated a injured left shoulder. Blass is not believed to have fractures and should recover fully. Another local, Leland Croscut north of the city, was in a separate Hare Creek crash with damage but no injuries. May 1 Sharon speedway feature: Deb Snyder of Kent wins 20 mile event, Jack McFayden Clarion second, Whitely Flickinger third.
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Piccadil
Warren County
West Spring Creek
Pictadilla School
Corry and
Spring Creeks
Corry
Harvey Blass
E. Mainstreet
P, RR
Studebaker
Waterford
Erie
Blass
Pxaminson
Wirst Ward
iLeland Croscult
Hare Creek
Kent
Sharon
Deb Snyder
Kent, C
Sharon Speedway
Jack McFayden
Clarion
Whitely Flickinger
Sebring
Ohio
Wattsburg Boy May Lose Eye
A six year old boy from Phillipsville road near Wattsburg was badly injured Monday night by a sling shot and admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital in good condition. George Herdman treated the boy at the Erie County Electric plant and rushed him to Dr. Dewitt Jason. Initial fears of eye removal eased as hospital staff believed removal not necessary.
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Drie
Hoint Blystone
Phillipsville Road
Wattsburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Herdman
Erie County Electric Company
Blyster
Dewitt Jason
Eaithy
Forty Couples Dance at Corry Country Club Opening
The Corry Country Club opened its season with a formal party Tuesday evening. The Night Hawks orchestra provided music as forty couples danced from nine to midnight. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Kirsols, Ward Winucan of Brie, and Mr and Mrs Wilson Creal of Warren.
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Corry
Night Hawks Orchestra
Edward Kirso
Weward Winucan
Brie
Wilson Creal
Warren
Charm Seen as Influence in Verdict Reduction
New Haven Superior Court Judge P. S. O Sullivan ruled a $5,000 verdict against Mery Germals, a 2-year-old from Tarrytown, was influenced by perceived grace and charm. The judge lowered the amount to 8,278 dollars, citing improper jury influence and bias.
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New Haven
Mastodon Tooth Found Near Concordia Discoverer Named
A 12 pound mastodon tooth was found in a local gravel pit near Concordia by Roy Durham, an active participant in regional archaeological research. The tooth remains perfectly preserved, displaying the molar grinding surface, enamel formation and a large nerve canal.
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Concordia
Kun
Roy Durham
Dunham
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