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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
6
Corry news notes the annual dinner of the Cor ry Roll and Gun Club this evening and a postponed school board meeting to set the superintendent’s four year salary. Erie bank and state relief updates follow with various local and regional items.
In Titusville on April 20 the northwest district of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women featured Frances Winwar, renowned author and critic, speaking on Three Voices in American Literature. She read Poe Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman, with a reception afterward.
In Avon Connecticut six people escaped serious harm after their car plunged over a 65-foot embankment. They extricated themselves from the wreckage and, after a quick medical check, were found to be uninjured.
SPARTANSBURG APRIL 19 At its recent meeting the borough council cut the borough tax two mills and announced street cleaning and ditch work completed. A local junior play The Attorney for the Defense is set for Friday May 4 with cast chosen by Miss Helen Tuttle. Tax payments by May 1 are required to avoid county collection. Various local residents and clubs are noted for social visits and community events, including Cleanup Week and meetings of the Woman's Club and other groups.
One of the year’s largest meetings of the Washington PTA drew sixty parents and friends to room 4 of the school. Mrs. Leroy Dickinson led the business session and new officers were elected: president Cleo Hargist, first vice president Poster Kelsey, second vice president Helen Johnson, secretary Clifford Jourdet, treasurer William Flick, with council members Guy Brown and Milton Robbins. The evening featured a program including a play by room 4, a legislative procedure talk by Assemblyman John H. King, two musical selections, a talk on School Days by Len Cohen, and candy service by Mrs. William Flick and helpers. An upcoming Summer Round-up is planned for the first week in May with Mrs Hobart Hal as chairman.
Washington April 20 Rich ard K Mellon of Pittsburgh banker will serve as a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad succeeding his father the late R B Mellon without interference from the interstate commerce commission it was learned today
A playful note reveals that giving someone a gift is like presenting a treasure trove of meaning. The idea frames everyday gestures as valuable, thoughtful offerings that deepen connection and appreciation.
In the Orphans Court of Erie County Pennsylvania No 247 Pebstuary Term 1934 an application seeks an order declaring the death presumption of Hawley Gerald Staples and for Letters of Administration. Court will hear evidence on absence and circumstances at the Erie Courthouse on Monday May 28 1834 at two oclock P M all interested may be heard. Walter L Peake Attorney Corry Pennsylvania.
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