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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
3
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Ridgway November 6 Edward J. Blatt of Ridgway won Elk county general election for district attorney carrying 22 of 29 precincts. Blatt a Democrat defeated Republican Harris R. Green by 1,375 votes and succeeds H. R. Coppola. As off year, about 60 percent turnout. Other winners include Carr and Musmanno for appellate courts.
Warren council at its November meeting approved buying an aerial ladder truck from the American LaFrance firm for two thousand dollars and to trade in the current ladder. An ordinance to regulate nitro compounds in borough limits was introduced but not advanced to a third reading.
Parents of seniors invited to attend an abbreviated student schedule next Monday at 7:30 PM as part of National Education Week observances. After classes an auditorium assembly will feature Miss Imogene Warder, noted traveler, on her travels across Europe and visits to major cultural sites.
Mrs. Maude Kebler, Democrat, defeats Fire Chief John Valentour 1 007 to 680 to win the Kane borough tax collector post. She carries every ward except Valentour’s home district. New public servants begin in January with Dr. H. J. McGhee uncontested as burgess and Theodore C. Johnson elected to the board of education. Three new council members join: Charles Bray Adrian Skoorlund and A D MacEwan. James McKenna re-elected in the fourth ward.
Raymond Sherman ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Sherman of Great Valley died at Salamances City hospital after being struck by an auto driven by Walter M Dolin of Auburn near Fred Morton’s home while playing hide and seek. He suffered skull fractures and injuries to his toes and possible internal damage.
Clearfield County swung to the Republican column in Tuesday’s election. Republican M. Jones led for sheriff over Democrat McCloskey by about 50 votes. Republican FaWard Kelley defeated Democrat James A. Gleason for district attorney by about 900. Democratic Dr. B S Evhard won the coroner race against Republican W S Piper by about 500.
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