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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
3
Local theatre in Youngsville, recently bought by Blatt Brothers led by John A. Blatt, opened July 4 with a new sound system, while most evenings featured Seouita sponsored programs and two nights of community screenings. Also noted: a dividend payment of 15 cents, and various regional updates on weather, rail carload totals, and local incidents.
Six people, including three children, were injured in car and truck accidents near Lottsville and Corry on Friday. In Corry hospital five victims were reported in improved condition with several expected to be discharged soon. An East Main street driver and a Clymer resident suffered injuries after vehicles left the highway and collided amid fog.
A garbled OCR fragment lists malarial producing regions and colonial territories including British Malaya, Bolivia, the Netherlands East Indies, British Nigeria, and China among others, noting production among these areas with unclear phrasing and multiple misspellings. The text references Dutch colonies and possibly a table of producers, but specifics are illegible.
Corry and surrounding residents have endured humid conditions with temperatures near 85 degrees in the shade yesterday and 84 at noon today. Forecasters predict cooler weather this evening and tomorrow bringing welcome relief after days of intense heat and scarce breeze.
Sciota residents recount a bustling sequence of picnics, family reunions, and social calls. The July 4th gatherings span Westley, Borstorff, Querreveld, Thomas, Briggs, and Lyman households, with visits to Brockville and Meadeville. Several gatherings occur at Orchard Beach and Cottage Hill, highlighting a community full of neighbors, relatives, and church events.
Will Rose wins leadership of Crawford county Young Republican Organization succeeding Clair Jackson as president at Meadville meeting plans to mobilize youth for the fall fair campaign. Includes surrounding social notes from Meadville Gowanda Gowanda area visits and family events. Maine adopts mandatory life sentence for kidnapping effective today in Augusta becomes life term policy note.
Wan Siycto of Stockton pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Howard J. Fiat in Palconer New Jersey to charges including leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated. He received seven months in jail and 210 dollars in fines. Another brother, charged with intoxication, got a suspended 30 day sentence. The Sisbo brothers were arrested after a driven vehicle struck Lester C. Maus of Jamestown and fled. two other men in the car were not arrested.
United Press reports Tacoma July date as 18 year old Marger Waley faces a possible guilty plea in the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. Her husband Harmon Metz Waley sits under a 45 year sentence at McNeil Island. Judge sets trial recessed until Tuesday after brief jury selection and habeas corpus action by attorney John Francis Dore.
In a fragmentary note the article discusses earth smoking issues in the Kokihini region of South Africa. It mentions smoking as a scarce resource and hints at local effects on livelihoods and daily life amid ongoing commodities constraints.
A 49yearold Sherman man Keubey Sehr was injured in a fall and transported by ambulance to Wreath of January hospital where he remains under care. He suffered head and leg injuries and is reported to be improving slowly as doctors monitor his condition.
Vera David Wright, co partner of the Litehore Seed Company, is credited with saving Dunkirk's credit by supplying a $40,000 emergency bond loan. He previously sent 23,000 to the city to cover salaries over Christmas, keeping city finances afloat during a tight period.
Citizens of Highout Warr county are urged to attend the Public Charities Association dinner meeting at Warren at 6 o clock Tuesday evening. Gustave L. Schram, judge of Pittsburgh juvenile court, will speak on the court’s work to save Pittsburgh youth, drawing added interest to the penal welfare section. Local sections are urged to be represented, highlighting the association’s welfare efforts countywide.
A new program assigns junior leaders Wallington, Pitt, Foster, Blakey, and others to manage grounds at Po clonk and nearby areas. Activities focus on games, sports, and summer parades with a July 31 pet parade and an August scooter event. Roelofy aims for a unified recreation plan with evening sessions and broader adult programming to curb idle hours and reduce danger at home and during vacations.
Louisiana House votes final passage of Huey P Langs 46 point racial program amid charges it evaded local government sacred rights in a statewide grabfest skirmish.
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