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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Taftleton and Neese with unclear roles and dates. Readable items indicate a local notice or column fragment likely about a person or event at Taftleton. Entities appear garbled but suggest a historical community item needing cautious reconstruction.
The piece notes Christmas greetings two weeks off, a “Happy New Year” week ahead, and local Christmas shopping gains. It mentions a house fire on North Center street with smoke but no damage, Legion Auxiliary meetings in Presbyterian Church, and varied local idle chatter on deer season, snow, and holiday decorations.
Principal Howard J. Sheen announced the honor roll and credit lists for the second six weeks ending December 5. Senior class names lead with Doris Akam and Corinne Cullen among others. Grevit list features Ethel Beckwith and Dorothy Brockman. Junior class includes Norma Bennett and Nor ma Grice. Sophomore class lists Harriet Anderson and Mildred Anderson with extensive credit names across four grades.
United States Treasury acted to halt a slide in silver by purchasing a modest block and enabling a price set at 2712 pence per ounce, equivalent to 61 cents per fine ounce, based on the late pound sterling quote. The move aimed to steady the market and prevent further collapse.
Milford Pa Dec 11 A legal challenge to Pennsylvania deer hunting limits has been dismissed by Judge Samuel B Shull upholding the state's authority to set hunting seasons. The case, filed by W O Wilzoy of Perth Amboy N J, claimed the first season expansion since 1981 was unwarranted and unconstitutional. The decision preserves a three day does season in Bradford Cameron Centre Clearfield Clinton Elk Forest McKean Pike Potter Sullivan Tioga and Warren counties.
The rural folk of Ene county will hold their second annual session at the First Presbyterian church Erie on Wednesday December 18 at 11 a m. All county taxpayers are members and invited. Extension office urges many agricultural group members to attend with the extension representative for a program featuring reports on Marketing Farm Products Corn Variety Demonstration Emergency Hay Crops and more. County agricultural leader C E K Bullock is the afternoon chief speaker.
Titusville. Devil-Joseph Brewster died by his own action early yesterday at his home on Water street. He swallowed carbolic acid and died before a physician arrived. Deputy Coroner T. M. Dunkle ordered no inquest and issued a death certificate. The body was sent to Arnold funeral home for preparation. He was 28. A Chattanooga motorist notes a 48th birthday as Rev. Guerry Reed’s three wheeled car remains active in Cookeville.
In Chautauqua County James town N Y an extension agent will discuss The Warmers' Problems as Viewed by a County Agent based on farm management studies by the extension association with Cornell University. The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will serve a dinner to the extension group at 12 15 reservations must be in advance and no later than noon December. Plan to meet county friends at the dinner table on that date.
Franklin Der 11 report confirms a 45 percent Federal Public Works Administration grant for a new Franklin High School building in Franklin with Laur ie and Green of Harrisburg as architects. The project totals 250000 dollars and includes repairs to the existing building as part of the plan. Kane Dec 11 notes clearance for a 64000 dollar bond issue to fund Kane High School annex construction. The Internal Affairs Department approved the bond, following Kane voters approval 1170 to 738 at the November 6 general election.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at YaleLock for Caflisch 74 well known here who died Monday at his home in Union City. He was president and manager of Caflisch and Sons Lumber Co and also manager of Caflisch Lumber Co of Adbright WV. One son and three daughters survive. Rev W J Heyitt will officiate.
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