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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
7
Debut age and a mix of league play feature in a vague scoreline filled with names and numbers. Notable mentions include Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Cavalier with Lowry La and Frank contributing in rough, clipped play-by-play snippets.
United Press reports a cold spell caused 16 injuries in hills and auto crashes around Pittsburgh. Carnegie youths were hurled from a bob sled into a machine, Homestead children cut and bruised after a sled collision, and a five year old girl suffered a possible fracture and broken nose when a brother drove their sled into a hut. Hospitals treated the injured as rain or snow forecast and temperatures rise slightly in the east.
The Corry Public Library reports total January circulation of 3577 with adult fiction at 2481, junior fiction 725, non-fiction 452, periodicals 17, reference readers 213. Branch Library Extension under State Emergency Relief, supervised by Frank Cole, contributed 19 books to total circulation.
Philadelphia Bar Association charges professional conduct against State Senator Samuel W. Salus and Civil Service Commissioner Herbert W. Salus. They planned to retain their public offices pending hearings and stated they would continue business as usual at the same old stand.
Sparta Grange marks 61st anniversary on Saturday February 9 with a noon picnic dinner and a 2:30 PM meeting. Program includes songs, roll call, member reminiscences, a history talk by O D Damon and Mrs Jennie Stranahan, a surprise feature, and closing song. Spartanburg dance and community events nearby draw local turnout.
In Erie in February, city officials eyed a possible raid on slot machines after talks with Police Chief George Christoph and Mayor Janes P. Rossiter. City Solicitor Edward M. Murphy prepared to seek county court modification to curb Mills mint venders while awaiting superior court rulings on legality of public machine access.
An extension of classes under the Federal Emergency Education Relief is announced. Algebra and business arithmetic sessions run from 7 to 9 pm on weekdays. A trigonometry class forms Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10 pm. Contact Miss Sarepta Albert, teacher in charge, at the shumior Hizh building.
RIDGWAY Pa Feb 61 Hi Ledden 65 former Wik county commissioner died after release from jail where he was serving a term for missteanead In ufiiow Ledden was sentenced January 18 along with Erik Brant another commissioner Both have gon sentondys Judge Eugene H Bairdsso is and Ofidors Tov Brown's release Brown underwent a kidney operation in an Erie hospital yesterday
Funeral services for Byron A. West, a well known Columbus Township resident, were held Thursday at his late home in Columbus. Interment followed at Pine Valley Cemetery. Pallbearers included Keith West, Merle Page, John Cuippen, Gerald Page, Roger Young and Vito Preer. Relatives attending included Ein Cuippen and Rye Young of Oil City, John Crippet of Port Allegany, Mrs Charles St Join of Ben Lake, Ronald Bage of Erie, Mr and Mrs Bealey of Cambridge Springs, with many Warren residents also present.
Rumors swirl around Miss Elizabeth Tine Harris of Pittsburgh and actor Conrad Nagel in Palm Springs during a rumored vacation visit. Reported details could not be confirmed by sources.
A large dairy building on Mt. Juwell Pike was damaged by an early evening fire that started near 8:30 p.m. The Rescue Hose company fought the blaze, preventing spread to the rest of the complex. Property damage was estimated between 1,000 and 2,000 dollars. several dairy equipment items were ruined. Local volunteers aided the response.
Three plays will be presented tonight at Benios High School auditorium under the Dramatics Class of the Emergency Welfare. Casts of the three offerings include a mystery drama, with about fifty members involved. Rehearsals have progressed for weeks and the events are expected to be enjoyable with no admission charge. Professor F P Barth of Jamestown plans to stay for the day.
Notice to creditors and heirs announces letters testamentary granted to Jay Kenneth Gould for the Kate W Gould estate in Corry Erie County with address in San Leandro California and to Luther Lee McChay administrator for Charles W McClay estate in Corry Pennsylvania. Also includes notice to policyholders of Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company regarding charter amendment approved by the Governor of Pennsylvania and changes to its principal place of business.
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