Two-Act Play Promised For Tuesday Night
Victors Sunday school class will stage a two act play "Fine Gold" at the Clymer Hill Reformed church. Proceeds from the free will offering will help decorate the church interior.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1938
Page
8
Victors Sunday school class will stage a two act play "Fine Gold" at the Clymer Hill Reformed church. Proceeds from the free will offering will help decorate the church interior.
The State Publicity Commission is compiling a recreational directory of Pennsylvania. Field representatives will survey summer resorts hotels tourist homes and vacation centers with facilities and recreational opportunities. Natural wonders hunting areas lakes rivers waterfalls will be included. After statewide data gathering the division will distribute to motor clubs and travel agencies. Mimeo extracts will answer region requests. Fieldwork moves from Monroe Pike and Wayne to Luzerne Susquehanna and Wyoming counties then northwest. Journal offers an estimate on printing.
In Franklin Aug 2 three men George and Merle Krepp and Robert Krepp were found guilty of resisting an officer and breaking state fishing laws. Each faces 60 dollars if paid promptly or one day in jail for each unpaid dollar, with five days to pay or appeal. They were charged for Sunday crab catching and night frog gathering, plus resisting an officer.
Erie clubs and the chamber of commerce seek Douglas Corrigan the famed flyer's visit for the citys 20th anniversary, aiming for September 24. The Erie Press Club and DA Mortimer J. Graham extended invites but faced uncertainty as Corrigan tours independently and airline commitments limit schedule changes.
DuBois marked the dedication of a new municipal airport with an elaborate program and ceremonies in front of several thousand spectators. State Senator B J Thompson delivered the dedicatory address, presenting the field to the city. Mayor W H Cawthra accepted it. About thirty pilots and many aircraft participated in races balloon bursts bomb drops dead stick landings aerobatics and parachute leaps.
An audit of 1935 county records, costing the county more than 3,000, may receive final consideration by the county commissioners during the week of August 28. The report criticized county methods of making settlements with collectors and revealed several shortages. Vacations delayed a full board, preventing timely action.
Memorial ceremony closed with a firing squad salute to the head, performed by two squads from Company A. Color bearers and escorts included Paul Guilisk, Victor Orn, John O'Brien, Byron Davids, Albert Anderson, Albert Carlburg, William Utton, and Clyde Reynolds, all Spanish and World War veterans. State and local police directed cemetery traffic.
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