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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
8
A new photo shows Countess Gerald ing Apponyi, betrothed to Wing Zog of Albania. She is half American through her mother Gladys Virginia Stewart of New York.
Cleveland businessman and chairman Fred Roth still has work to do after returning home from a Washington conference on small business. He received six telegrams and letters from delegates who wanted to discuss issues after the meeting adjourned. Conservative remarks about the conference were noted as unfinished business and questions remained about its outcomes.
Bradford area rises as oil activity centers on Muster Mountain. E A Williams and John Becker build a steel rig on their property while a gasser, blowing in weeks ago, yields millions of cubic feet daily. Minard Run Company starts a fourth well 350 Test southwest of the gusher as Healey Petroleum Drills near the Williams Becker gas well. Nizzana Oil drills its fourth well at about 1400 feet, near the first gusher. A Frank Barry and John Wingard well lies mile and a half west with only a small oil and gas showing.
The Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans Court announce that Executors Administrators Guardians and Trustees who have fled their accounts will be presented to the Orphans Court of Erie County at the Court House on Monday February 14 1838 at 11 00 AM with exceptions due by February 24 1958. The audit will proceed Monday February 28 198% at 10 00 AM EST and accounts in proper form with no exceptions will be audited. Attorneys fiduciaries claimants and interested parties must appear at the fixed call time. Several listed trustees and executors including Brooks Curtze Silin Ostheimer and many others are named among the accounts to be audited. Announced by Annette Young Acting Deputy Register of Wills and Bitai Assistant Chery at Orphanas Court.
Dr Ade will address county meeting February 24 at the courthouse, with Lester Kyngsuse to speak and election of a nine member county board to follow. The program starts at 10 am, topics include new legislation and its meaning, and a discussion on duties of the new board led by Clarence T Bryan. New directors from Concord Amity Wayne and neighboring townships also took office in December.
The New York State Athletic Commission announced a planned investigation into Erethile Stoete's one round knockout of Bob Turner of Newport News Va. Brig Gen John J Paelan, chairman, witnessed the bout and said Turner's purse would be held up while an inquiry is launched. No further comment was given.
San Francisco February 9 professional stars of the winter golf tour led the 170 entries in the eighth annual $5,000 San Francisco open match play tournament as qualifying rounds opened. Umbrellas and slinkers were in every bag as the field began play.
Harrisburg Feb 9 Pennsylvania has more meat packing plants than any other state, says J Hansel French state secretary of agriculture. Only nine western states exceed Pennsylvania in plant value of meat packers products. Pennsylvania plants handle 4.25 percent of the nation total with 134 packing plants. Illinois has 70 plants but a product value of 44 401 747 representing 20.93 percent of the national total. Most packing is Pennsylvania s No 10 industry.
Kiwanis presents Journey’s End at Genlor High School on February 16 in aid of Corry hospital. The English director IR Sherifan’s war drama, a 1919 Broadway and film success, grips audiences with defiant antiwar themes. Proceeds benefit the hospital, with cast of ten and more to be announced.
Governor George Earle proclaims February 1 to March 6 as Eat More Meat Month in Pennsylvania. He notes the meat industry sustains income and employment, contributes to tax revenue, and underpins two thirds of farmers cash income, with livestock products ranking high among the state's economic sectors. The message compares Pa’s meat sector to national rankings, highlighting its significance.
Center cuts pork chops advertised by Food AY store. Price details unreadable in the fragment.
Farmers report stronger corn yields this season as urban buyers push prices higher. Local elevators note steady demand from mills and feed producers, while weather patterns influence gathering timelines and storage decisions across multiple counties.
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