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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
7
A fragmentary note recalls a rite and a marionery reference, hinting at a grim event or ritual. The readable text mentions iniquity and a connection to a Marionery site, but details are scarce and names are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows little readable context perhaps referencing an ordinance or day related item. No clear entities, dates, places, or actions can be determined from the text available.
July 15 report notes a picnic supper and one singer service planned for Wednesday evening July 17 at the Columbus church. All invited. meet at 6 o'clock, bring tureen salad sandwiches and own silverware. Transportation provided. weather forecast rainy. event in church basement. Rev. Claypool in charge.
Lea Kryczki of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers tells the 24th annual AF of L Potato and factory workers convenes that labor should form its own party. He cites 11,000,000 unemployed and 20,007,000 relying on charity as the nation’s mood. A Missouri farmer notes potatoes growing above ground on a vine.
Beaverdam and nearby towns report a flurry of social visits funerals and family gatherings. Residents Jay Smith A Lyons W H Cummings Mrs Lee Proctor and many others are noted at church homes and in homes across Union City Spartansburg Corry and Meadville with guests including the Proctor and Bagley families and relatives visiting and sharing meals and outings.
James Glaus, 17, son of Mr and Mrs J A Glaus of Cook Avenue, Ridgway, was badly cut on his right hand while helping Hyde Murphy workers move a large plate glass pane. The pane fell and gash severed two tendons in the first two fingers, with deep cuts across the palm and thumb. Medical staff expect possible eye injury to Merle Cummings to recover.
Edward Koniecski and his mother Zofia sue Pennsylvania Railroad Company for 210000 over injuries to the eleven year old boy who lost a leg after being forced to jump from a moving train on August 5 1933 at French Street. Lawyer Thomas Madnowski alleges a trainman threw coal and threatened the boy while the train moved. Damages ask 10000 for the boy and 5000 for the mother.
Three Corry students join the 2380 enrolled for summer study at Pennsylvania State College. William Wilbur Myers, Corry High School math teacher and basketball coach, pursues a Master of Education degree. Ola L. Young of Corry and Maude Lucile Blakeslee also attend.
Pransol in Franklin Pa reports the fifth Franklin Old Home Week will run August 4 to 10 with James B Borland 73 serving as chairman for a final time. He has led committees since 1908. The schedule features two band concerts daily and daily home-coming events with all amusements and concessions available throughout the week.
Secretary of Labor Ralph M. Bashore and Relief Director Robert L. Jobitsoh will tour southwestern Pennsylvania at Gov. Harle's request to investigate charges that coal firms deduct store bills from miners' pay, leaving too little for food and clothing. The probe follows a Fayette County relief director’s telegram reporting widespread hardship among miners and families due to low wages and deductions.
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