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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
3
A large crowd attended the Rex theatre drawing last evening but the top prize remains unclaimed for the consecutive week. Next week's prize is set at 150 dollars. Local notices include parking regulation updates and gas heating equipment showcases in Erie area.
Corry residents report fine progress on the Beaverdam-Wattsburg road under the Chaves H Fry Construction Co contract. Stone shipments from Eigin arrive, hauling to begin today, with Wattsburg end starting and Beaverdam to Roosevelt Highway last. The route gains shoulders and grading, guard posts placed, and a bituminous surface chosen over concrete, inspiring optimism for a smooth, lowgrade highway.
United Press reports unconfirmed mutiny in a Russian garrison along the Amur River opposite Blagoveshchensk, with houses burned and planes flying recon over Sennin Island area. Japanese officials discuss possible self defense measures while seeking a peaceful but prepared response.
Harrisburg July 2 The Pennsylvania treasury balance at the close of business June 20 was 111 5803 a new high reflecting receipt of more than 60 000 from the sale of tax anticipation notes last month State Treasurer F Clair Ross reported today disclosed that the note issue secured by emergency relief taxes extended for another two years by the last legislature was responsible also for the greater balance in the motor fund that fund depository for gasoline taxes and motor vehicle fees showed a balance of 18 422 907 compared to 475 821 at the close of business May 31
Ridgway July 2 The Toby and Kyler mines of Northwestern Mining and Exchange Co at Dingus Mines have been closed for an indefinite period. More than 500 men are idle as miners were asked to remove tools from underground workings. Officials gave no further details. The area heavily relies on Populon support amid speculation among locals.
Seisanto party leaders, largely workers, back a resolution urging immediate savenance of relations with Russia. No sign of cabinet hot temper. A Sidelight notes Senafu island area usually hosts a lighthouse tended by Manchekuans and may be submerged in mid July. Stock market faltered with mixed interpretations of the reasons, some blaming diplomatic strain, others a potential arms boom.
Rev E L Wagner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church will be guest preacher at the Ternily Lutherat church in Meadville during this month every Sunday morning at 8 80. He will return to his church here for the antial 11 oclock services on Sunday. Rev B A Klin of Meadville will preach in Corry during August conducting an early service here and a late service in Meadville.
Three year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis Vanderhoof of 44 Miles street Union City died this morning at Cory Hospital after emergency operation for appendicitis performed Monday evening June 28. Survived by parents and several brothers and sisters including Mrs John Doyle of 608 Concord street Carry. Undertaker Crave of Union City removed the body to the late home. Funeral will take place Sunday July ath.
A penny supper event hosted by Lie Lanes Auxiliary of the VI FW drew a large attendance from the community, with Mrs Grave Rauscher serving as chairlady. An upcoming penny supper is planned for Thursday evening, with organizers aiming to raise funds for the group and its activities.
United Press report from Washington states the 1987 net deficit reached about 2.707 billion dollars, roughly 150 million above the revised Treasury budget. Receipts totaled 5.2999 billion, about 70 million above estimates, while outlays surpassed the revised budget by more than 60 billion.
Vincent Richards, former Davis Cup star and leading professional, scheduled to appear in a series of exhibition matches at Brie. Public notices announced last night that Richards would perform Sunday, July 26, with plans for other appearances in the Bria Tennis and Conn org. Wendell Hylines confirmed the visit and urged fans to attend with families.
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