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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
1
A Newspaper Measure Bureau survey estimates Corry population at 8 433 for 1929, based on births over deaths since 1920 and youth growth. The report notes females outnumber males, 489 to 804, and 8 620 workers with 2 778 males, 2 382 families, and a 16.7 percent rise since 1920 with Mayor Bracken projecting 1930 population over 11 000.
A local hunter returning from Forest County urges another deer season focused on does to boost Pennsylvania stock. He reported seeing twenty two deer, all but one does, during a four day trip. Several officials echo the view amid cited improvement after last year’s allowed felling of does. Nearby Corry hunters report multiple buck bags including a 10 point, an 8 point, and a near perfect 5 point, with others from Kellettville and Medix area. A dancing party by Rocky Ridge Red Caps is announced at Odd Fellows hall.
Radio schedules list WEAF NBC WEAS WABC CBS and WHAP offering a mix of variety programs. Entries include Solberling Singers Opera features Roxalie Wolfy and Wretieric Baer with network repeats and weather hour slots across EST evenings.
Harrisburg advices say Pennsylvanians are delaying auto license applications for 1940 plates. December deadlines loom as 1,250,000 owners must apply, with new 12 inch plates in a revised system using both numerals and letters. Officials warn no extension and emphasize early applicants may obtain preferred numbers.
Corry residents and youths over fourteen are invited to a Hi Y program at the Seiter High School auditorium at 8 PM. The event, featuring motion pictures and a discussion, is organized by the Junior and Senior Hi Y Clubs with oversight from the State Hi Y and the Department of Health. Dr R J Caldwell of Harrisburg and W W Hall of Meadville will lead, with D A Hillstrom as chairman of the local committee.
United Press report from Pittsburgh details a sudden gas explosion wrecking a frame structure in Homestead shortly after noon. Four people were killed and many others injured. two bodies removed to hospital by 1 30 pm. Ambulances police and fire crews responded as rescuers dug through debris and a nine year old girl was pulled alive but unconscious. Witnesses noted a noticeable gas odor before the blast and ongoing efforts to shut off the line.
Dr Obermeyer of London spoke to the Corry Women's Club on Mott Street about America as an experiment in democracy and civilization. He warned that prosperity can breed envy and noted America's responsibilities and resources as keys to peace and progress.
Radio message shows the Republic saved the captain and ten crewmen from the schooner Gander Deal after it foundered in the Atlantic. Captain A. M. Moors reported rough weather and a westerly gale, with all hands well and the ship proceeding at reduced speed.
Guy Abbey of Maple Avenue is recovering at St Vincent's hospital At Erle after a serious sinus operation performed at the Erle Institution early this week Dr Ford Heard and Mr Abbey carried out the procedure Abbey hopes to return home within the week.
United States Secretary of State Stimson announces that world public opinion can be mobilized to uphold the Kellogg pact during the Manchuria crisis. Litvinov condemns U S pressure as interference as Manchuria seeks terms for the Chinese Eastern Railway settlement.
A High School football banquet for the past year’s squad was held at the Parish hall. Mothers hosted a lavish repast, followed by a short program with Milton almek as Castmaster and senior players tallying scores. The hall featured orange and black colors, and a dining party with Rathbun’s orchestra finished the evening at the Junior High.
Miss Rebecca MacKenzie of 215 Concord street is a member of the Puppet Guild of Boston, a Vesper George School of Art group earning notice in a new book A Repertory of Marionette Plays by McPharlin, published by Viking Press.
Washington December 9 Senate moves toward a vote on the three year Vare case amid House action on a $10 million tax reduction resolution. Leaders expect both major items decided tonight or tomorrow as debate remains united and momentum favors action.
Jamnes amawuney of Spring Street reports the death of her brother Patrick Hayes at his daughter Mrs. T. J. Walsh’s home 189 West Third Street Eric last evening. Hayes had been ill only a short time but aged. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Joe Hirt Mrs. John Onslow Brie and Mia James Maloney and one son Michael. Funeral plans not yet completed. Dr and Mrs G B Bennett returned from Bradford Pa. Eleanor A Mead back from New York City. Boston Symphony Here. Fifty two members touring city in two cars to Oil City for a concert under Ethel Leginski.
The body of Thomas T. Nelson was found in a wooded ravine near Chagrin Falls, 25 miles east of Cleveland. A hunter discovered the wreckage three miles from the village while hundreds had passed the road since the blizzard began yesterday. The plane was in a total wreck with Nelson still in the cockpit.
The Methodist Episcopal Church campaign nears its $8,000 goal with pledges from the Arabian Society and Dorcas Circle totaling $1,000 and $240 respectively. A generous anonymous pledge boosts support as young members drive new solicitations and Epworth organizations advance redecoration efforts. The drive resumes over the weekend with final reports due Monday evening.
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