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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
6
PRI January 8 dog owners must secure 1931 tags by January 15 or face arrest and prosecution. County Treasurer Rico McCray said a state agent may tour the Corry area to round up violators, noting enforcement has tightened since 1929 and 1930.
Jan Dubuss reports her 12 year old daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace, of McCartney, was injured while coasting near home last Saturday. The girl collided with an abandoned car, sustained internal injuries, and was taken to Memorial hospital in Clearfield where doctors diagnosed a ruptured spleen.
Jamestown January 8 The capital structure of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank is to be revamped with at least 3.5 million in new capital provided by the five banks and city individuals. The plan calls for readjustment of current stock and issue of new stock for the increased capital.
Bids opened for foundation work on Warren PA post office building. Ortman Hyde of Pint Michigan submitted the lowest 720,600. Beck Construction Co. Warren submitted 24,577 as second low. Other bids ranged from 30,440 to 80,867. Project total cost 290,000. contract decision within ten days to two weeks. planning specs for superstructure to follow.
An all day Baptist Missionary Society gathering at Mrs B C Hemingway's home included sewing for the White Cross and a lunch hosted by Mrs B A Hook Mrs Forest Peiffer and Miss Eva Kepler. President Mrs Fred Ross led a 3 30 p m business session with devotionals by Mrs George Thom as A Morgantown New York Miss Nowling sent thanks for the missionary barrel and noted mountain residents' appreciation. The next meeting is set for February 4 at Mrs Miles McCray's home for another all day sewing session.
Mrs. Martha Rhodes of 505 West Smith Street died last evening at 11 25 at home after a year long illness. A Corry resident for many years she was 50. Funeral from the home Friday at 2 with Rev. H F Reagle officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. Slippery roads persist in northwestern counties with high winds blowing snow state wide.
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