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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
8
Meadville Tribune Republican reports the Eta Railroad plans four series of Sunday trips to Chicago this summer with departures on April 27 June 8 July 20 August 1 October 22 and November 28. Tickets good for return Sunday evening after sale date.
Erie officials appeal to State Senator Ziesenheim to back Governor Earle's relief program amid fears of riot if federal aid ends. Mayor Rossiter warns of unrest without state action as gas tax repeal faces vote. IRWD reports no new hires in district until Harrisburg decision.
Samuel Moore 99 and his son Norman 72 are believed to be the only father and son in Canada drawing old age pensions. Samuel Moore who will celebrate his 100th birthday September 5 is in good health.
Ten Kane residents escaped fines by refusing sweepstakes books sent through the mail. The books from a supposed Canadian lottery were confiscated at Kane post office and returned to Buffalo customs to be destroyed. Each book held six tickets worth one dollar. prizes allegedly total six hundred thousand dollars.
Union City April 3 The Golden Rule club will host an April 8 dinner at Grange Mall with the Ladies Aid Society serving at 6 o clock. High School Basketball Squad members with a strong Erie County showing will be honored guests along with local students providing entertainment. In Wheeling West Virginia one hundred ten direct descendants were left by Leonis H Coutz a retired painting contractor at his death.
Harrisburg reports that over twenty songs have been offered for adoption as Pennsylvania’s official state song. Critics say none has yet earned broad public appeal, with eight pieces simply titled Pennsylvania, and candidates range from “Old Pennsylvania” to “Hail Pennsylvania” and “My Pennsylvania.”
The Marth meeting of We Was ington School Study Circle was held last evening at Mrs. R. Jones home with twenty five members and friends in attendance. The program led by Mrs. Lestie Wells included devotional by Mrs. Elmer Westley and talks on Health and Social Hygiene by Mrs. J Kibler, followed by games with awards to several members.
Officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, state bee law enforcers, urge beekeepers to inspect hives, remove worn frames, and replace with new frames having full sheets of foundation. The drive aims to aid state inspectors and cut bee law enforcement costs by ensuring frames have straight combs and are easy to inspect.
Fire swept Barracks No 1 at the Clyilien Conservation Camp No 2 near Buck Mills in Forest County early Sunday. Firefighters saved adjacent structures but the store room with supplies and a large pile of straw burned. Twenty six workers sleeping at the time were awakened by the alarm and many struggled to save personal belongings before evacuation.
Washington reports that traffic violator schools, run by the American Automobile Association, show merit in several cities. The program targets juveniles and minor offenders, emphasizing safe driving, accident prevention, and traffic law education, with exams and periodic sessions in the evenings.
Glouester Mass hosts a dispute as New England rivalries surface in a bid for the fastest pulley pull. Harry Kichler, manager of the Engineers' Club of Boston, leads IdGlovia Santos in the challenge to claim the top speed.
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