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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
7
Community notes from Carter Hill and nearby areas list visits, gatherings, and local comings and goings. Residents, including Miss Mildred Lindberg and Mrs. Carl Proctor, visit Homer Andrews at Chautauqua. others host relatives, attend picnics, and plan a July 16 wiener roast for youths.
Harry Rhodes serves as general chair for a Friday evening card party at the Woman's Club house on Main Street under the Corry Woman's Club. Assisting are Mrs. J. S. Cassidy and Miss Mary Condra. Refreshments, awards, and proceeds benefit the club treasury.
Harrisburg July 12 The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports total cash income from farm production in 1932 at 156,768,000 dollars, a 50 percent fall from 1929. Dairy products dominate with 77,174,700 dollars, while fruits, vegetables, and other livestock add smaller shares across counties Lancaster, Chester, York, Bucks, Berks, Montgomery, Bradford, Erie, Crawford and Allegheny lead in farm income. Philadelphia leads in garden and greenhouse income.
The Allegheny Valley Woman's League holds 18 holes medal handicap play at Corry Country Club this Friday and mini match play to Cambridge Sorne in September. Teams from Warren Kane Titusville Jamestown Oil City and Corry expected. enter by Thursday night to Mahet 8. Larson, chairman. Lunches available without golf.
County Treasurer Lawrence H. Taylor said there have been only a minimum of complaints against beer dispensaries. He noted most issues stem from petty jealousy and that reports of a rival selling beer to a woman named Ida are typically unfounded. No licenses have been revoked so far.
Plans were made at four Congregational meetings for a benefit lawn festival to be held on the Sr lawn Thursday evening July 27. Thomas M. O Connell and pastor Has been named general chairmen of the committees. James Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan named assistants with Leo Mulderick as ven gurer. Board chairwomen named for wards and committees listed for novelties concessions candy booth sandwiches and coffee tables cake fish pond decorations and grounds ice cream. Committees will start work at once for a festival expected to rival past events.
Local readers in Sciota report a busy weekend with many visitors and shared meals. Faith Miller and Gerald Lines from Corry spent the weekend with Arthur Miller and family. Various residents, including Mrs Ada Williams and Mrs Nina Thomas, traveled to Jamestown and Mayville, while others attended events in Celoron and Erie. The column notes moving picture project inquiries, farm visits, and social calls among neighbors and relatives around Sciota.
In a monthly-report summary covering June 1 1992 to May 1 1983 the governor cites a total saving of 2,121,649.07 via reduced salaries wages advertising materials and supplies printing food and forage and vehicle costs. Modes include hiring at lower pay replacing workers with hourly staff eliminating wage jobs cutting travel pay and consolidating operations. Savings arise from state contracts and rent renegotiations with high departments listed and percentages shown.
Announcement records the marriage of Clifton Kaford son of Mrs Anna Kaford Corry to Weith Brundage McCray of Erie. Ceremony in Dunkine July Std. The couple resides in Erie where the groom works with the Nuvone Company Inc. A dinner bridge hosted by the bride's sister Mrs Mother Brundage in Erie introduced the union with Corry friends among the guests.
Fourteen Erie milk producers were jailed Tuesday for failure to pay court costs from prior charges. Their habeas corpus writs led to immediate release to await hearings Wednesday before Judge James J. Burnett. Previously acquitted of rioting and peace charges, they were ordered to pay costs again, prompting arrests when unsettled.
Kane, July 42. Supervisors announce twenty additional workers will be hired at the Albertson Cutlery factory to fill increased orders including 22,240 Warlow knives and smaller lots. Only five men had been employed recently, with full production to begin as orders arrive. Welfare inquiries suggest many orders may be filled.
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