Red Aye Ors Face Off In Village Yet War
A fragmented report notes a village match where two teams the Red Aye and the Ors clash amid tense local tensions. The brief mentions the venue and a crowd but lacks full results or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented report notes a village match where two teams the Red Aye and the Ors clash amid tense local tensions. The brief mentions the venue and a crowd but lacks full results or dates.
The report notes issued this week include class work on honor, a dip in grades, a movie field trip to Sweet Earth, and a lime farming lesson. It highlights Hi Y Club, Tri Hi Club projects, new student Robert Stufflesham, and upcoming December 12 Christmas party with five cent admission.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for posts including Awning Maker at $1 860 a year and Senior Animal Husbandman at $4 600. Other jobs cover Social Worker, Senior Chemist, Welding Engineer and more across federal agencies. Applicants should meet specified education and experience requirements and contact the Secretary of the U S Civil Service at the local post office or customhouse.
The speaker argues the nation faces a crushing debt and tax burden even after recent measures. They urge more money, claiming a Coolidge dollar of 1925 and Coolidge vices would enable paying the soldier bonus and boosting circulation, with remaining reserves.
Dec. 10 Kane A pair of men were involved in a spike buck incident. Jewett tried to file a horn to legalize the deer while A W Lawson of Maple Springs paid 100 to State Game Protector Catl Benson after a tip led to the arrest. Russell Van Gorder from Eldred also paid 100 after reporting killing a spike buck by mistake.
United Press reports Pennsylvania farmers organize to pre-empt the Farmer-Labor party statewide. Leaders aim for 100000 members and a full statewide congressional and legislative ticket for 1936. Upton Sinclair of California and O. F. Ryerson are named as presidential and union figures supporting the effort.
Corry's Red Cross Roll Call neared its target as Mia J. Haight praised reports though canvass totals incomplete. Campaign closes on Living Day but may extend a week. residents not canvassed may join by sending a $1 subscription to Mrs Carrie Houghton. The chapter continues relief work for needy families with clothing and shoes.
The Post Office Department urges timely mailing of parcels to ensure delivery before Christmas. The table lists: December 15 for Arizona California Nevada Oregon Washington. December 18 for Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota Texas Wyoming. December 17 for Arkansas Florida Kansas Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska Oklahoma Wisconsin. December 20 for Alabama Indiana Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Michigan Missouri New Hampshire North Carolina Ohio South Carolina Virginia West Virginia. December 2 for Connecticut Delaware Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont.
A 62 year old woman named Bussicker appeared for trial on an intoxication charge seeking shelter for winter. The judge fined her $10 and granted six months in a workhouse after the proceeding.
Katherine Brown once named Miss Altoona was cleared of charges that she aided a robbery and received stolen goods. The judge freed her after robber Pollart contradicted his earlier testimony, then Pollart received five to four years in the penitentiary.
In Gatton Lancaster county on December 10, Steri Burr L. Van DeBoe says a distinctive footprint may identify the shooter in the death of 61-year-old deer hunter D. Witwer. Witwer was slain while acting as a watcher for a Lancaster party of twelve hunters. An autopsy by Dr. G. A. Meikle confirmed a heart wound. The body was moved to Denver after a coroner’s jury verdict naming an unknown party as killer.
George Olvany Jr 22 son of a Tammany Hall leader was found with self inflicted gunshot wounds near a boathouse in Saranac Lake. He was taken to General Hospital where doctors fought to save him through the morning as friends sought a possible young story.
Classified blurb promotes working women in P. Lala area with ads urging participation and local job opportunities.
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