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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary text references a city meeting and quad related schedules with distorted words. Readable items mention a line four class city generation stress and star’s town, but no clear names dates or concrete actions emerge.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places with unclear roles. It hints at a sequence involving Lew and Bar Nang Igh, plus references to Ama Me and Ond, but no coherent event or outcome is identifiable for a concise news-style summary.
A rough, red surface blocks a main wall area near a key route causing delays. Local crews examine the obstruction and prepare to remove it, coordinating with traffic police for safe passage during daylight hours. Citizens are advised to avoid the zone until cleared.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Major William H. Gravell of the Federal Works Administration announcing 428 projects totaling about 91.8 million dollars in Pennsylvania have been submitted to Washington for final approval. The list highlights school improvements, regional hospital upgrades, and state facilities including Warren State Hospital and several teacher colleges.
It will be a long time before Betty Damskey's brave act is forgotten. The 18 year old dashed into a flaming farmhouse three times and dragged her mother and two younger brothers to safety.
Bernard Lind wren five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Lindberg 887 M 33d street died at St Vincent hospital at 12:08 p m Monday from skull fracture suffered Saturday when his auto crash with a car driven by Josephine Kubich 40 R D 1 Union City occurred on Old French road between 2nd and 88rd streets Kubich swerved to miss the boy s path but the car struck a telegraph pole and she escaped injury The Lindberg family and authorities reported the accident
State College Pa Sept 9 More than 1400 members of the class of 1939 will gather for the first time Wednesday evening in Schwab Auditorium for the official opening of Freshman week In the absence of President Ralph D Hetzel Dean Ralph L Watts will represent the administration in welcoming the incom ing class The informal assembly will be conducted by the Penn State Christian Association and student leaders will be introduced The freshmen will then meet with fifty five student counselors and their alternates from upper classes to aid them in adjusting to college life.
The Lawson family held its tenth annual reunion at C. N. Lawson’s farm on Purner Hill with 52 members attending the chicken dinner. A business meeting elected to hold next year’s reunion at the same site on the Sunday after Labor Day. Dr. Walter Dyckes of Cleveland urged returning yearly to the old family home. Relatives included Charles and Milo Lawson families, Fred Rhodes Celoron, Trostle family, S Seaton McKensport, Dyckes of Cleveland, Lois Palmer and daughters Warren, Thad Lawson family Findley Lake, Vida Johnson family Albion, C Larose and H W Johnson Findley Lake, Betty Jane Palmer Jamestown, plus Corry relatives.
Dr Edith Mac Bride-Dexter argues that popular health theories gain credence without professional backing. She cites examples of unfounded dietary fads spread by well meaning, lay promoters and urges that facts be checked with a physician. Mrs Samuel Bell visits sister Mrs S Michaels in Brie.
Corry's Red Cross chapter appeals to women to help tailor garments for veterans hospitals and disaster victims. Instructions are available from Mrs. J. J. Haight who will direct the 1985 Roll Call, with yarn and materials ordered after volunteer response.
Harrisburg Sept 10 United Press says Governor Earle will appoint two new Public Service Commissioners barring vacancies. The four year terms end in 1889 and several current members retire by 1942. salaries total 10 thousand.
The Philathea class of a Baptist church met Monday evening at Miss Lena Thurston's Lemon Street home. Eighteen members answered roll call with a Scripture verse. Mrs. George Thomas read Rev. George Houghton on The Marks of the Grogs. Gifts were collected for Miss Jane Habink of South Mountain. Mrs. Bruce Thomas organized entertainment. A salad lunch was served by the hostess and helpers. One hundred eighty eight men and officers will occupy the new CCC Camp at Laurel Mill, two miles west of Ridgway, starting tomorrow.
A mixed page shows local want ads and public notices alongside a detailed 1935 school financial report. It lists battery and service ads, job seekers, livestock requests, and a budget summary with receipts, expenses, and liabilities. Named entities include Corry Journal, Ford, Cincinnati, Hotel Corry, and official auditors signatures.
Harrisburg Sept 10 The Commonwealth paid for the practice of issuing special automobile license numbers a custom that grew costly under Governor Pinchot. Last year more than 30,000 special tags were issued with many obtained by political leaders for constituents. Governor Earle ended the practice but the governor's office still receives about 800 daily letters requesting special tags, each requiring clerk time postage and stationery.
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