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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
4
The Society Community Aid will meet with Mrs Gertrude Croycutt on Thursday. A bareen dinner will be served and a good turnout is desired as there is quilling to be done.
A partial bank statement from an Erie County bank shows assets liabilities and capital figures. It lists United States government securities deposits and reserves, loans and investments pledged to secure liabilities, and a capital account including common stock and undivided profits. The document bears signatures of cashier A W Parker and notary public W L Peake with dates in 1935.
City and Vicinity announces the appointment of Marty Ort as postmaster at Clarion replacing eight year incumbent Harry Arnold. Also notes Axtell J Byles, president of the American Petroleum Institute, to be heard on WJZ Friday on tax-ation issues with Alfred P. Sioai Jr of General Motors. Marg ret Ressler hosts brace of gifts for a birthday party. Betty Krone celebrated with friends at her North Cent Street home.
United Press reports that Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson, after a long absence, restores activity with a western speaking itinerary. He is expected to address audiences tomorrow night in Watertown New York. Plans for a nationwide coast tour remain unsettled amid rumors of curtailment at Roosevelt's request and questions about reception at stops.
A church led drive, backed by Catholic Legion of Decency, Jewish and Protestant groups, calls for Hays to resign as movie supervisor. Lutherans join, amid a broader push to cleanse films. Ticket sales in 12 cities show a 12 percent drop since May 1.
R A Moss of Titnaville was sent home after treatment at Titusyihie city hospital for serious burns from a premature aerial bar explosion during a fireworks display. A boy named Donald Wesinia escaped serious injury after a derailment over a 10 foot embankment, with parents rushing to the scene. The article notes a steel construction prevented worse harm to the child. A Missionary Society meeting at Soplist church is planned for 3:30, with a 6:20 picnic supper. families urged to bring tureen and their own tableware. A replica of the Drake Well derrick is being advertised locally. The Aubukeeb club notes a gathering at 8 PM at member Piskirily’s home.
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