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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
7
Spartansburg reports arrests at Sparta for dog law violations as authorities enforce licensing and leash rules. Local officials remind owners to obtain licenses by January 15 and keep dogs under control to prevent incidents.
United Press dispatch from Florence reports a strong earthquake felt early today across the city and surrounding countryside. Widespread alarm caused many residents to flee homes and seek open ground. No casualties or serious damages listed, though several police officers were injured in Lorenzo, Barberino, and Vieloh.
Mossman delayed, with Mossman the champion stinger, as Corry fans hoped for an appearance at Oll Fifty during the week. Instead, last evening in Alliance Ohio, after a nip at a man there, the city defends that he will be there. Possible Saturday show remains uncertain.
County officials and attorney Harold F. Mook anticipate court action Monday to challenge the quality of registrar appointments made by MacLean and Davis. The petition, presented by Rogan, seeks removal of appointees and asks the court to rule on validity, with a new slate likely if the court sides with Rogan. The case aims to ensure registrars are ready for the election day.
A city crew at Union City, including Park and Ben ABLE of Dalwavund Ny, prepared to dredge a new channel between the old pump station and West High street bridge. The job, contracted by Connell, uses a steam shovel and is hourly paid. weather and wartime factors may affect progress as the present creek channel has undercut the park bank and a new route will move the stream to the opposite side.
The Iron City Sand and Gravel Co theft of $12000 in unsigned payroll checks and the North Side Market safe looting were reported by police today. Night watchman Jacob Mertz found the market safe door ajar after seeing a light go out and informed authorities. Superintendent Geo F. Smith confirmed the safe contained only $10 missing.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren church plans an ice cream social at the Sorensen farm near Sul Hatehsty this evening. Elaborate preparations have been made for a largely attended event. Members are to meet at the church at 8 o clock for transport to the festival. proceeds aid the society’s work.
Classified fragment notes repair and refinishing services by Tony Jackson at 12 Spring St and a female situation wanted ad at West Ghareh St with inquiries to 942 West Ghareh St. Also male situations wanted, a trial announcement and a candidate for re election for Director of the Poor to be decided by the primaries on September 17 1929 with a polite solicitation of support for Harry Wagner WP.
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