Work Lends Store Ar Ot Ulver Mary
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1940
Page
3
A brief news recap notes a local business transaction involving Work Lends Store and a person or place named Ar Ot Ulver Mary. The item highlights a notable credit or loan action within the community.
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In Erie on November 25 1939 Mayor Charles R Barber announced that George J Brabender and Joseph Kiliszekild both aldermen will take part in police court work along with three other aldermen Schubacker Ort Helster. The five will rotate one week each starting Friday midnight with Kiliszekild slated to begin November 29 and Brabender December 6. Police Chief George J Christoph ordered equal shares among the five.
Adolph J Aikens has been named Nash distributor for Corry and nearby areas and has set up a local office at 1915 First Avenue. He displays 41 Nash models drawing attention from local motorists and also engages in used car sales. Aikens recently moved from Union City to Corry with his family, living at 954 Franklin Street.
A timber caravan leaves Grampian bound for Lake Erie to aid the reconstruction of the ship Niagara, flagship of Commodore Perry. R P Tonkin of Tyrone donates about 100 timber pieces for rigging, with work at Presque Isle under Captain Eric Steinline.
Payment of 145000 to 5000 depositors of the old Oil City National Bank will be made December 14 by liquidating trustees. The payout brings total recovered to over 60 percent of frozen deposits of 1.45 million. Depositors with participation certificates will receive 10 percent of certificate values after December 10, aiding holiday shopping.
One man, Eric Nordin, was held by state motor police on a charge tied to damage at Port Erie airport Friday night. Police say he drove onto runway No. 6, stalled his car, then smashed at least 16 ground lights including wind tee lights, admitting to breaking them while intoxicated. The damage is estimated over 200 dollars.
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