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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
6
Chevrolet reports 534,906 passenger cars sold and registered in the United States, claiming first place for the fourth year in a row. The piece notes Appleton dispatches and other regional details, plus industry context and related road and transit updates.
Harrisburg reports Dr Theodore Appel former State Secretary of Health and attorney Charles Margiotti plan to confer on alleged illegal redistributing of Gilliland Laboratories diphtheria antitoxin for free state distribution. Investigation covers 70000 doses and rewrapping at the lab under Miller and Dexter.
United Press reports heavy clouds spoiled a 40 percent solar eclipse Sunday morning across the United States. Only a few cities, notably St. Louis and Atlanta, enjoyed a clear view. The event matched predictions by German astronomer Theodore Ritter Van Oppelter, who in 1887 forecast a 40 percent eclipse for February 2, 1935.
Zem Zem Shrine announces two performances by Lanny Ross at the Warner Theatre on February 16. The event features at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM shows, with Ross famed for radio programs and recent hits. Charley P. Paisley coordinates seating. call to arrange tickets.
icy highways and dense mist created dangerous driving conditions over the weekend. multiple accidents injured three people in a West Smith Street crash involving a car and a truck, while another collision with a parked truck caused further damage. a third wreck near West Pleasant and Spring streets damaged a dairy truck after sideswiping a coach, with all occupants uninjured. a St Marys resident driver narrowly avoided serious harm at North Center and Columbus Avenue when the vehicle skidded on ice and crossed the curb. occupants in each vehicle suffered only minor injuries or shakes.
Arthur Beer, 87, of west Clarion Junjeties, died in Oil City hospital after a dynamite blast at Graber coal mine two miles west of Shippenville. He suffered the loss of his right hand, both eyes, skull fracture, brain concussion, and other injuries. He lived almost 11 hours following the Sunday morning explosion at 8:45. An operation to remove the mangled hand was performed at 8:20 that evening.
State school directors convene in Harrisburg for the 40th annual convention to discuss state aid and larger school units for economy. Dr. James H. Rule will open the two day meeting to about 2 000 board members, outlining the legislative program and economics in administration.
The Golden Rule Club holds its monthly dinner meeting at Odd Fellows Hall at 6:30. Milton L. Brown, president of the Board of Education, will address members on general topics. Reports include January sale results and membership campaign status as well as plans to boost local trade and recruit new members.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. for Hazel Huff aged 27 who died Saturday after an eight year illness. Services at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huff, Lincolnville, with Rev. Weeks of Riceville officiating. Burial in Union City cemetery. Survived by her parents and one sister, Mrs. Alverta Carter, Lincolnville.
Harrisburg reports the House to name a seven member committee to probe the liquor store system and alleged secret contracts with distillers. Senate hearings on constitutional revision bills set for Wednesday. Governor Earle to issue radical changes in workers compensation via new bills in the House.
A fire destroyed a mushroom crop valued at $4,000 at the Ohio Valley Mushroom Company. The blaze damaged incubators and storage areas, causing extensive losses for the local producer. Fire crews battled the flames and contained the damage to the facility.
Reported from the game where the Beavers suffered a fall while Airst gained a late advantage. Corry and Cor discussing def conclud ing evening play, with Beavers seeking to rebound in subsequent contest.
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