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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
6
The town saw a new holiday motif as time colored lights on trees drew praise for novelty but drew complaints. Health Officer Franjean reported three new contagious cases including whooping cough and chickenpox. Four youths faced police scrutiny after a raid on a Grand Union produce truck stop.
The First National Bank of Albion will reopen on an unrestricted basis around December 1 after federal approval of its reorganization plan. Conservator Clarence Bryan announced the move with Charles C. Ringler as administrator. The bank will have 300,000 dollars available for depositors and assets will be operably transferred to the new board. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation provided 25,000 dollars in preferred stock and Albion residents subscribed 20,000 dollars in common stock, with some held as surplus.
Approval of Oil City's first Interceptor Sewer project by the Pennsylvania State Civil Works Administration was received at the County Administrator's office with another sewer job in Franklin. About 180 men are expected to work on the two projects soon. The Oil City job covers a 16 inch sewer on Second Alley from Allegheny Avenue to Liberty Street and on Liberty Street to Front Street, with an estimated cost of 4769.25 dollars.
A roast pork dinner was served by the Women’s Aid Society of United Brethren in Christ Church in the church dining room last evening starting at 6:30. Mrs. C. L. Henton chaired arrangements with an able committee. Proceeds from the bazaar, confection and supper aided the society’s treasury.
November meeting of the French Creek area Teachers Association at District No. 8 featured reports on geography and history texts, a county nurse talk, and plans for January and February sessions. Names mentioned include Ruth Denink, Jane Miller, Ellen Gleason, Mildred Simmelink, Laura Cady, and Harold Cady. Community visits, Thanksgiving dinners, and local visits filled the event with reports on teacher developments and district notices.
Mr and Mrs John Jones and family entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Norval Reel and Milas Helen Conwright Mrs Rolla Newberg hosted J Newters and Amos White The event marked Rolin Newters 4th biannual birthday Supervisor Wartles and Mrs Ward were guests at B Beslinks home last Sunday The WB Church of Maries Corners held an Abbe Reformed Church gathering at Clymer Tuesday evening praising participants The Gravink family and Ruby were seen shopping in Tamestown Friday Vermont Legislature passed poll tax reforms allowing driving license issuance only after tax payment and collection efforts continue
Cashius vanrassey known as C C VanTassel at age about 70 died after illness at Corry Hospital where he had been a patient since Thanksgiving Day. He leaves a widow four daughters one son and several grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at 2 PM from the Salvation Army line with interment at West Lawn cemetery Columbus. Body at Davison Funeral Home.
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