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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
7
The report outlines changes to a high school league schedule at Glenwood Park tomorrow. It notes team replacements and plans for key players including Ia Haenel and 183 All-Stars, with adjustments affecting opening games and potential tensions.
Local farmers report a sustained shortage of labor hindering hay cutting despite two timely rains that saved the crop. They note corn growth surged after warm spells, oats may disappoint due to heat, and potato yields look promising as they add to reserves.
Kenneth Oviatt reported to game officials that the deer jumped into the highway in front of his automobile near Church Run and Cydverdale Atmck last evening. The carcass was taken to Winaville and will be given to the Salvation Army or hospital.
Swartz head of the license bureau announced Thursday five days will elapse before marriage licenses are issued. Applicants may file one day after. three days must pass, and on the fifth day the license will be issued. A different interpretation of the three day rule is noted by Swartz and Adrian Bonnell deputy attorney general.
Navy Recruiting Officer Herbert E. Trusler reports an incident during naval target practice when a shell fired from a long distance fell short and landed near the raft target, causing a balance issue on the raft.
Police hunted a man described as having a red face after Heith Billings reported a theft. She said the assailant slapped her, jumped into a car, then grabbed her pocketbook. Investigators pursue a suspect linked to the sedan crime.
A city fire department showcases a refurbished fire engine with a redesigned front and upgraded cowl. The truck successfully climbs Spring street hill with a load of twenty two men, demonstrating reserve power and meeting all tests amid calls for better modern styling.
New York state oils the travel road from the Pennsylvania line into Wayne County. Work is advancing on resurfacing the Sciota road starting at the New York line toward the city with stone top and oil treatment for a long lasting highway. Heavy winter damage on the blacktop will be repaired by patching and the project aims to restore the Wayne township road to first class condition.
Erie safety director reports a 14 year per capita fire loss of 1.42 dollars ranking fourth lowest among third class cities. Lebanon incurred 1.15, Butler 1.4, York 1.29 dollars per capita in the statewide survey.
In Callander Ontario a new eight pound boy joined the Dionne quintuplets. The father and mother Oliva Dionne are reported by Dr. Joyal to be in excellent condition as crowd gathers around the barricaded farmhouse where the birth occurred.
James Brakeman, a well known Union City merchant, will take office next Wednesday as postmaster after the retiring official surrenders the job. Brakeman, father of Mrs. Kay Heil and Mrs. Lloyd Meerdinie of this city, has long been a familiar figure in Union City and Corry and Word. He is a lifelong Democrat recently named postmaster.
Special session of the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital called for Saturday at 1 o clock. Meeting at the home of Mars. Jy Cay sidy Mast Smith wrest. Action on bill payments and other items required. Members urged to attend.
Two Civil War veterans in the city mark birthdays today. Oliver Ener, a prominent Grand Army of the Republic member, observes his birthday while John McCray of Elgin also celebrates his birth date. Both men have faced health and mobility changes recently.
A fragment describes extreme temperatures in eastern Siberia with references to unusual seasonal shifts and stormy influences. The text mentions tremulous heat in one part and bitter cold in another, highlighting stark climate contrasts and seasonal variability.
Lucinda wakes during a storm in an old barn to a terrifying touch and fatally vivid fear. A rescuer, Canter Chalaire, carries her to safety in his Long Island home and offers warmth, hospitality, and flirtatious danger as she imagines a new life beyond her past.
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