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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
4
Civilian Conservation Corps workers at the Hearts Content camp plan a holiday over Labor Day leaving the camp largely deserted. Many youths expect to return home to Pittsburgh Friday after putting in extra hours to offset the day off.
Fire completely destroyed the summer camp jointly owned by Harry Gullborg Scott Attig and Addison Attig of Renovo on Kettle Creek above Indian Run early Saturday afternoon. Evidence indicated arson. Nearby motorists reported the blaze and the building burned with substantial headway. The incident follows a string of local misfortunes and community notices from the City and Vicinity column, including church activities and accidents.
W L Pettingill, nationally known Bible teacher, opens a Bible conference at the Baptist Church this Sunday. Former pastor and dean, he now lectures across the country and is editor of a Bible periodical. Delegations are expected from nearby towns as the conference extends through the 14th.
Ralph Osman, Brooklyn soldier in the First Artillery at Fort Sherman, found guilty today of espionage act violations. Sentencing to follow. He faced accusations of leaking military secrets and corresponding with Communist groups, with incriminating letters to a Brooklyn address and suspicious funds cited. A Brooklyn woman's name appeared in testimony. Also noted: Huffaro bans on free 3.2 beer lunches, ruling that only bonafide eating places may sell beer. Mrs Andrew Paulson of Maple Agenda hosted bridge, honoring her daughter-in-law Mrs Dick Paulson. four tables played, with prizes to Miss Margaret Blair, Miss Charlotte McKelvey, and Mrs John Pollock.
Fitnerit services were fek at Ole City Tuesday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. George Plack. They died Saturday night, the latter the shotgun victim of her husband, who then killed himself. Motorists today urged by the governor's committee on street and highway safety to exercise caution over the Labor Day weekend.
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