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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1941
Page
3
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A mixed Erie area digest reports a marriage case filing by Nathan Dodd, remarks by Senator John Dent urging defense funding, and road work on Route 20 near West Springfield. It notes 16,000 residents in night tech courses, a missing youths case, a major Erie Railroad refunding for 18 million, a speeding conviction upheld, civic education efforts, a spaghetti supper benefit, induction notices for Crawford county youths, a Helen Jepson concert for Titusville hospital, state funds transfer, and Thanksgiving date surveys.
In Columbus on September 28, services at Community Church are set for 10:15 a.m. Sunday school and 11:15 a.m. church service, both EST, led by Rev. John Waite. The column lists visits from local families to relatives in Harbor Creek, Corry, Warren, Erie, Bradford, Meadville, and Pittsburgh, plus community events, birthdays, Grange gathering, a Bridge Club meeting, and Constitution Day program by local students with readings and songs.
ERIE September grand jury recommends county acquisition of the Taylor property west of the courthouse. It urges thorough investigation into the advisability of the purchase while highlighting favorable arguments. The report also criticizes conditions at the Detention Home on West Sixth Street and calls for better care arrangements for the children.
Clarendon E. Streeter, 45, oil producer, critically hurt in a nitro glycerin explosion that killed two near Bradford, is reported to be improving. He remains with multiple lacerations tendon injuries and possible fractures.
Judge Charles G. Hubbard appointed C. W. Freeman to the Bradford board of viewers to condemn land for a McKean County airport 10 miles south of Bradford at Mt Alton. Freeman withdrew due to a client relationship with Bingham Petroleum. Other viewers are H. G. Berhouse and Ernest Gustafson. The board will meet Oct 6 at Bingham and Matthews Oil properties to view damages and potential benefits.
A landmark Kane building was demolished today by Carl Gustafson who will wreck the structure. The Kane Lodge of Moose owns the site and plans a new Moose Temple costing about $100,000. The vacant lot may be offered to the borough for smoking purposes until construction begins.
Preliminary work has begun on a two story 400000 dollar stone building to accommodate 500 pupils of Cathe ral Preparatory school for boys at 225 West 9th street. The 60 by 190 foot structure will include 20 classrooms a gym swimming pool and other facilities and will connect to St Peter's Cathedral. Construction features reinforced concrete foundations stone exterior walls and fireproof interiors.
Three men charged with the First National Bank of Eldred robbery in Morena county are indicted and set to stand trial. Francis Spinley and John Simmons, both of Buffalo, and John E Kern of Pittsburgh, face three counts including armed robbery and conspiracy. Spinley and Simmons were moved from state prison on heavy guard. Witnesses may include FBI agents and bank officials. The case involves a $5,311 robbery and threats to bank staff.
Harrisburg Sept 24 Officials announced deferment of construction for three new field unit buildings to house highway department field units. Proposed sites include Hollidaysburg and Mem, with units to serve district maintenance in Franklin Crawford counties. Existing land and material market conditions cited as reason for delay.
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