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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note references Sliver Bm ma Tab jets priced at 25 cents and a date or code ady1-26. Details are unclear but indicate a local item listing or ad. Entities include Sliver Bm and Tab jets with a price hint.
In Corry July begins with a busy slate as the City Council meets in regular session and the Golden Rule Club holds a monthly dinner at Spring Creek Community House. Orvie Gohn of Spring Creek faces a 25 dollar fine for drunkenness after a crash near Spring and Main. Memorial services were held by the Stanford Hose Company and rehearsals announced for Choral Society ahead of Chautauqua.
Gov George Earles signature on a $4,982,000 package aims to cover a 30 percent shortfall in fourth quarter school subsidies. Corry School District borrowed $16,500 as state allocations delayed. Corry expects $2,600 in state aid. Other bills seek expanded teacher salary payments via an income tax, reducing real estate taxes by up to $12.6 million annually, with $900 per full time teacher, but tax revenue not usable until August 1936. The measure includes broader education funding and public library support in various districts.
Arrangements are made for a special entertainment program at the Golden Rule Club dinner meeting in the Community House at Spring Creek this evening. Dancing and musical numbers are planned while several business items are set to come before the gathering. The Ladies Aid Society will serve the dinner.
Corry boys Burton Hammond Paul Auer and John Ohrk Jr left Saturday evening for Baltimore to enter Citizens Military Training Camps and be eligible for twenty six scholarships to trainers at camps in the Third Corps Area this summer Camp Meade in Maryland will host the largest contingent with 2375 infantry and 200 signal corps among others Camps run four weeks ending July 31 and offer scholarships from 50 to 750 dollars for vocational and higher education tied to leadership shown during camp, with final selection by the C.M.T.C officer and area headquarters.
Officials plan a Warren County Public Charities Association session on Tuesday July 9 at the YWCA with a luncheon, featuring speakers on welfare topics and juvenile court discussions led by Judge Schramm. A citizen committee of representatives from across the county was formed to arrange a July conference and met at the YWCA with members including Dr A Darling R G Dawson Mrs George Frantz Mrs J P Rogers and others.
Mrs. Knunne of Wright street learns of the death of her step father William H. Butler who died suddenly last evening at his Long Beach home New York. Survived by widow and another step daughter M George FP Davis of Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and son Albert to attend funeral likely Wednesday, with Mrs Cole accompanying them to Jersey City.
Reports detail Willian Lee Ferris and Tins Schweitzer held by Detroit police in the Dickinson murder inquiry. The arrest list includes Phot, Miller, Tar bottom row, Florence and Loretta Jaukeon, and mentions Justice Charles Evans Hughes’ nephew. A chaotic scene is described with a man described as drunk, limping, and wrestled for a gun before fleeing.
Fimber C. Carrier Post 885 in Wilkes-Barre plans a statewide Legion convention in August expecting at least 5,002 delegates and up to 100,008 visitors. Major Benjamin F. Fivans heads the finance committee, raising 18,000 for the event with strong support from posts statewide. Committees push a community effort to fund and furnish lodging as hotels near capacity. many visitors will lodge in private homes.
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