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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1941
Page
3
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President Judge Miles J. Kits in Teri on Monday denied 26 divorces as he announced a crackdown on improper handling by attorneys. He called it the largest single-month total of refusals and urged strict compliance with court rules and new forms. Fifteen decrees were approved and expected to be signed later.
Dominier Chiapellia of Byrnedale suffered a possible nose fracture and eye lacerations when two cars traveled on Route 258 near Gillen crossing at 1 45 Sunday. Chiapellia, with Levanduski, was taken to St Marys hospital. Tevandusk and Herz ng escaped injury. Herzing was en route to St Marys.
The City Council approved an ordinance abolishing the clerk position in the treasurer’s office and raising the deputy finance director Miss Trene Mullen’s salary by 16 per month. The deputy’s salary was increased from 20 to 36 dollars monthly due to personnel shifts caused by Mrs. Jack R. Paulson’s illness. There are 104 regular playing members in the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra.
A Royal Canadian Air Force training plane flew low above Erie on Monday afternoon, circling downtown several times and skimming 75 to 100 feet at times. The pilot’s identity was sought by the Chamber of Commerce and local authorities as residents reported the dangerous maneuvers.
The Streets Department considers purchasing a large road grader at about 6000 dollars to handle maintenance in spring through fall and snow and ice clearing in winter. Director Stanley H. Nichols urges bidding after cost and priority are studied, with potential authorization at the next council meeting.
Franklin council approved on first and second readings an ordinance authorizing pain ing meters in part of the business district. A provision lets tenants of commercial property decide if a meter should be installed in front of their premises.
A farm house belonging to Mr and Mrs Thugold Salsbury ten miles south of En was destroyed by a (fire) Sunday morning. Loss estimated at 4000. Fire discovered by Bals tiny who woke at 3 30 am and saw smoke. He aiding his wife and four children escaped as Belle Valley hose companies arrived too late. Only some belongings saved. insurance partially covered.
City officials faced a state mandate banning overhead traffic lights with a January 1, 1940 conformance deadline. Corny city council received a warning from Lamont Hugues secretary of highways about pending penalties and potential legal action for noncompliance.
A missionary talk will be given at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church tonight at 7 30 led by Rev Byrah B Stal t ir from the Kentucky mountains. He will show stereopticon slides and discuss the town’s mountain people. About 700 miles south of us he reports receives strong support. The event follows a recent missionary convention pledge totaling 2750.00 dollars.
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia and the state faced a light election day as citizens cast ballots for statewide offices including the attorney general, a judge on the Superior Court, and various statewide races. Officials warned turnout could lag due to waning interest and intense campaign activity recently.
In Ridgway on a Sunday afternoon, a hunter named G. Muth shot and killed two moderate sized rat snakes near a riverbank. The event occurred during warm weather that day, with the snakes measuring about four feet each. local observers noted the unusual timing for rat snakes to be active.
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