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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1936
Page
3
A big opening today at Conrad's new electrical appliance store on North Center Street features Norge radios and many other appliances. Reports note a busy downtown with a large display and demonstrations while local merchants anticipate strong holiday demand.
In Erie, Judge William B Hirt refuses a new trial for Jacks Calabrese, 28, of 37 Lolh Street, convicted of robbery and kidnapping of John Reinholdi. Attorney Petrillo plans perjury charges against defense witnesses and seeks new trial via malfeasance claim. Calabrese to seek further motion Monday with eight new witnesses ready to dispute pond water testimony from East Perry Square night of Sept 19.
Erie Democrat Samuel J. Gilson will take the seat in Harrisburg when legislature convenes in January, marking the first Democratic state senator from Erie County since records begin in the early 1800s. Gilson won the seat over State Senator Joseph F. R. Ziesen lies in the November 7 election as both the city and county mourned the Democratic loss.
State aided hospitals report extensive free medical and surgical services to needy residents. Secretary of Welfare Pennington cites that Passavant Hospital Pittsburgh notes 95 percent of its services are free, with department funding covering these costs. An unrelated naturalization scene from Liberty, Mont., is also mentioned.
Robert L. Jones a 75 year old Oil Creek township farmer died last evening when a truck crashed into the rear of his buggy on Bring Creek road about 1 12 miles north of Titusville He was en route to Tim s ville for a Democratic celebration with his 10 year old son Paul who suffered a fractured arm and a scalp wound and is not in serious condition The buggy was demolished Millis Willey 25 of the same district was the truck driver Jones left a widow and four children all names listed in the report
Harrisburg officials call for local authorities to audit Pennsylvania signs and signals. Secretary John B. Kelly warns many municipalities still display obsolete speed limit signs and worn or obscured signals. He stresses timely replacement, proper design, and annual inspections to ensure messages reach motorists clearly.
Mayor Glen Miller calls on all citizens of Coy to cooperate with Red Cross workers next week to raise funds and support its humanitarian effort, highlighting a deserving cause and urging strong community involvement.
Timely reminders on dairy losses pruning fruit trees and saving feed materials. Advice covers saving dairy profits by reducing stall losses sharpening saws and proper grazing. Includes guidance on drying sweet potatoes and using superphosphate to improve pastures with intermittent grazing and weed control.
Ridgway police investigate a crash at Main and Broad streets after a car driven by Peterson struck a signal tower. Rose LaPole and Jack Peterson were taken to Bill County General Hospital in serious condition with multiple injuries. LaPole suffered fractures and facial injuries. Peterson has a broken nose, chest injuries, and possible internal injuries.
Harishurg Nov 14 The Public Service Commission biennial report ends May 31 1936 notes the policy restricting public service securities to the original cost of property plus depreciation, minus time aged value and plus working capital. This aims to curb overcapitalization and fetter financial structures built on inflated appraisals.
Robert Karkpatrick, a teacher at Bloods Dancing classes here, completed an advanced teacher's course led by Jack Manning of New York City at the Statler Hotel in Cleveland. He was accompanied by co teacher Mids Betty Mack and secretary Miss Dorothea Goorwin of Tri City.
Jamestown authorities opened a probe into the fatal automobile crash that claimed the life of Clemence Swart, 27, after a collision with a car driven by Edward J. Hanson of Bemus Point. Swart died at Jamestown General Hospital yesterday afternoon. coroner to hold formal hearing early next week.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced an expanded pick up and delivery service effective November 16. The minimum rate for the full service is 45 cents per 100 pounds, with a 5 cent per 100 pounds allowance if shippers handle terminal trucking themselves. Officials say the combined service and cash on delivery will provide a complete lower cost shipping option meeting all needs.
The Mary Mary Circle met last evening at Mrs Arthur Poster on North Center Street with assistants Mrs Harold Rauscher and Mrs Vic Anderson. The program included devotionals by Mrs Laura Pelo and a lesson by Miss Blanchard Mack, plus a report on the Brookville convention by Mrs K S Dirham. Refreshments followed the business session.
Harrisburg reports college enrollment rose 4.085 million in four years from 287,000 to 4,085,000, a 44 percent jump. Teacher colleges grew slower with 192,000 students per 100,000 population, and the share of secondary graduates entering college declined from 1900 to 1924. The report notes more women attend higher education, with three men to two women now enrolled.
The National Youth Administration budgets over 870 million for 1987 and extends the program to reach about 30 200 Pennsylvanians aged 10 to 25. It adds student aid, part time jobs, vocational guidance, and placement services for needy youth. The expansion also funds 50 educational camps for unemployed women and girls nationwide.
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