World Pennsylvanian Event Reported At Ward Fight Board
A fragmentary OCR item notes actions at a ward board related to a world Pennsylvanian event. The readable text hints at meeting points and decisions but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1949
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR item notes actions at a ward board related to a world Pennsylvanian event. The readable text hints at meeting points and decisions but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Sheffield September 24 The sheriff s office and Coroner E C Lowrey of Warren investigate the death of John C Phillips 4 of Sheffield who died of a broken neck in Warren General Hospital He was found unconscious bent railroad track behind his home Monday by his wife and brother in law Jerry Griffith Phillips apparently died from injuries after falling off a board crossing the railroad track and fracturing neck vertebrae The family called a doctor Tuesday morning and he was moved to the hospital shortly before 7 am likely on his way to a spring at the time of the accident Coroner Lowrey ordered the investigation
The senate passed a foreign arms bill allocating about 1 billion dollars to rearm NATO allies. Cash and contract funds would be split, with 21.97 million for Greece and Turkey, 27.64 million for Iran, Korea and the Philippines, and 75 million for the China area at the president's discretion.
The report notes a plan to ship 450 million dollars worth of surplus U S military gear overseas alongside arms aid totals. It contrasts House and Senate figures on aid, claiming no aid to China but identical overall figures for other nations. A line about snakes mentions a transparent membrane over their eyes preventing scratches.
Erie Sept 28 political observers say attorney Jiuliante is being steered into the Democratic County Commissioner post if minority Commissioner Thomas Platisy wins the November mayoralty. Reports cite Jiuliante’s private desire for the post and support from City Councilman Michael Cannavine and influential Republican judges who would appoint a successor, with the Democratic Executive Committee expected to make the formal recommendation.
Congregational Christian Churches announce Rally Day on Sunday followed by World Communion on October 2 inviting all followers of Jesus to the Lord's table. Family Night suppers planned in Spring Creek and Columbus as fall program kickoff with home visits to invite participation and assess service needs. Leaders emphasize promotion of classes for the new year and a meeting in Meadville to discuss strengthening the church’s youth programs. Regular services listed for Spring Creek with Walter Whaley and G D Eldred, and Sunday School coordinators noted.
Suistees Canvass and budget notes with family night supper and moving picture at Columbus Wi00 gj. m. Bible study and worship services listed with pastors and Sunday School superintendents. Wayne Valley and Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren churches show morning and evening services, youth fellowship, and mid week prayers with designated pastors and local leaders.
Morning and evening services schedule across Spartanburg churches with Sunday School times. Notable entries include Methodist Sunday School at 11, Baptist Morning Service at 10, Gospel Tabernacle at 10:30, and Evening services around 8. Junior and senior groups meet at various times. attendance offered to all.
The Leuie Milk Conti Commission today approved a one cent per quart increase in price for Pennsylvania milk effective October 1. Prices had dropped a cent per quart January 1 and a second time April 1. The new program targets savings for consumers in sewer areas, with projections of over 14 million dollars yearly, and total savings around 10 million.
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