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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
6
The Wayne Valley A B Sunday School will host an ice cream social at the Charles Breed farm one mile west of Hange's Corners on the Roosevelt Highway Friday evening August 4. Proceeds go to the Sunday school. home made ice cream and cake will be served. public invited.
July 1888 records show the past month was among the hottest and driest in years with an average 67.82 degrees, a 96 degree high on July 28, and 47 degree low on July 27. Light showers did not relieve heat or crop damage, while Corporal Blakeslee traveled to Spartansburg for business and visits.
The annual Hi Y training camp for Hi Y members begins Monday August 7 at Girard under the North East district Y M C A. Robert Haines and C M Hengst of Corry plan to attend with about fifty campers. Local leaders and notable readers from Meadville DuBois Erie Oil City and surrounding towns support the event with activities including tennis golf swimming basketball volleyball music and devotionals.
From Hull and Roosevelt to Russia and Britain, observers see a busy diplomatic outlook. The men debate Soviet recognition timing and methods as public opinion shifts with a $4 00 000 loan to aid cotton exports to Russia. Britain seeks debt renegotiation before December 15, while Congress resumes in January and approves any agreement. A London mission and others are anticipated.
The Montana State Board of Equalization reduced railroad assessments by 23 million six hundred twenty five thousand nine hundred eighty five below the 1932 level after hearings. Transportation firms argued business losses and lower plant values justified the cuts.
The 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Vern T Smith of Maple Avenue is in Maple Avenue hospital recovering from injuries after slipping while diving into the pool at Keystone Park near Brockway Sunday evening. He struck the diving board and for a time fears of neck or spine injury existed, but exams showed only a severe wrenching of neck and back muscles. He faces a period of convalescence.
A miner identified as John Bubiak, 24, was found dead near the Smithton brewery in Greensburg. Coroner H. Albert McMurray announced the death resulted from a broken neck suffered in a fall after an investigation. The body was discovered yesterday by two cousins. last seen Saturday, the report said.
A large public meeting is planned in City Park next Saturday evening with the Corry High School band. Olin Bracken and Herbert Guick oversee the parade and talks by Mayor Frank England and others outlining NRA provisions and job creation. Corry merchants support the re employment drive and invite all organizations to join.
New York civil engineer William Fowler, 48, located his mother Mrs Katherine Bingham in Erie after responding to a newspaper ad. They had lost trace of each other when he was 13, and both believed the other dead. Fowler had left home after his father died and traveled widely.
In Youngstown two teens Mary Maguire of Ashtabula and Fula Fulleman of Youngstown were killed when their car collided with a dairy truck while returning from a wake. Two companions were injured. Maguire was kin to Dorothy Senf, who died in a prior accident involving a gasoline truck.
Standard Hose Company members met in the First Ward fire station to discuss participation in the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association outing at Lake Le Bost Park Waterford this Saturday. Local firemen expect to face Wesleyville in a water battle and seek a modification at Thursday's Waterford meeting. The Corry firemen will assist with a barrel in the water event to reduce hazards. Local delegates will finalize plans for the picnic expected to draw hundreds of volunteers from the county. The program will be announced after Thursday's session.
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