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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1934
Page
6
Readable items mention a cold snap forecast through Monday with no relief before Wednesday. Several notices cover council action on salaries tonight, tax changes on slaughter hogs, and price shifts in state liquor stores. The report also notes a lion training incident, tomato plant start, a local accident, a birthday ball, postponed lecture, and a candidate for State Assembly.
Four year old Raymond Yelle recovering in Eau Claire hospital after an operation for a bone infection. The surgery, performed on court order, followed the parents refusal, who believed in the healing power of God.
Erie veterans host a pre Lenten dance at the State Armory with George Hunts Orchestra providing music. Rita Resaler and her tap class perform, plus other acts by the Lieut Archie W Thompson Post. Out of town guests expected to boost attendance.
Western Pennsylvanians face continued cold as temperatures dip to four below zero in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. The streak of extreme cold persists with lows near or below zero, ice on streets, and a homeless man hospitalized from exposure. Fire crews contend with fires sparked by heaters, including a serious blaze at the Improvement of Poor building downtown. Weather stations report single digits below zero across counties, with towns listing 6 below at Cicara and 4 below at Hampton Station.
The text appears garbled with missing words and unclear names. It mentions wet conditions and a possible reference to people or places, but no coherent events, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Relatives report the death of Arthur Tozer of 402 West Pleasant Street who died in a Warren hospital after a period of ill health. He was born in Columbus Township and was active in the community, a member of the Woodmen of the World, and survived by a daughter Miss Sarai Tozer and a brother William Tozer. Funeral services will be held at his West Pleasant Street home Thursday afternoon at 1 30 with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call after 10 Wednesday morning.
Fest 12th has been announced by the date for the international tea being planned by the Ways and Means committee of the Corry Woman's Club. Miss Ing Austin is general chairman. The event will be held from afternoon to evening with elaborate arrangements and a handsome gift to be given.
Uniontown dispatch reports Weirton Coal Company Isabella mine strikers to return to work tomorrow after a weeklong stoppage over the promotion of a non union foreman. The protest left several injured, including two lightly injured sheriffs, as officials and strikers reached accord on core disputes.
Api Ham water in 13 region takes three months to reach five feet of soil researchers from Carnegie Desert Laboratory report. Despite hot summer conditions, groundwater advances through soil at about 112 feet per month says Dr Forrest Shreve.
The salary revision committee led by Mayor Glen Mier will present its recommendations at a special session this evening. The council may enact a new ordinance to fix salaries for city officials and employees for 1944, with actions likely to be taken immediately. The committee of C. B. Wilcox, Dr. Leach, and I. E. Burlingame completed its review after an early month payroll inquiry, and the meeting will also cover general business.
An order from the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission requires the Pennsylvania Railroad to refund more than $16,000, plus interest, to three state firms. The Sheffield Bottle Company of Warren County is to receive $8,438 including $1,888 interest for land shipment overcharges from Mapleton to its plant between April 24, 1928, and May 1, 1930.
Mrs William Naene hosted the Philathea Class at 361 Spring Street with Mrs George Thom as and Miss Blams Linscott assisting The meeting drew a small attendance due to bad weather Group singing featured Mrs Barton Smith on piano A plan was made for a two threen supper at Mrs Tracy Whiteheads East Pleasant Street on Monday February 12 Mrs W F Miller chaired and helpers planned a pleasant party Hostesses served lunch during social hour
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1920 case involving J Donald, a resident, claiming damages in a gym accident at a residence. References to Pennsylvania, federal court, and attorneys Mullin and Punxsutawney appear in garbled text. The readable bits suggest a civil suit over an injury and related property or residency issues.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions officials in an emergency context and references to Rob and Bart as killers. No coherent events or clear entities emerge, making it difficult to identify a definite story, date, or location from the readable phrases.
The fragmentary text appears unstructured and incomplete with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are extractable for a coherent summary.
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