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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1934
Page
4
Jamestown veterans of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges honored Mr. and Mrs. Gen. B. Fox on their wedding anniversary with a party at Odd Fellow Temple. The event drew members from associated lodges and friends for a social evening.
Miss Margaret Morris daughter of Frederick W Morris of Spartansburg has won a Taylor University scholarship of 100 a year for four years worth of study in Upland India. The news invites congratulations to the recipient and her family.
Miss Lottie Cornell formerly of Corty married Alfred Lusky of Corty at the clinich court in Corty New York on Friday afternoon. Justice Whipp officiated with Miss Lois Cornell and Clarence Huth as attendants. A lawn dinner followed at the bride's sister Mrs Rean McAlroy’s home on Franklin Street. The couple will reside near Zem Zem hospital where the groom works.
Fred Milloy died in Warren Pennsylvania at 56 after a long nervous collapse. A Canadian born betting commissioner and Erie resident for years, he supported Mulligan Hall and charitable work. An early aviator trained in St Louis in 1910, he survived a 200 foot crash but returned to flying later for travel.
United Press report from Philadelphia notes Daniel Eckley, secretary of the Allied Dairy Farmers Association, dismissing distributor threats to close milk stations as a bluff. He says Philadelphia can draw milk from Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland’s eastern shore, and wide Pennsylvania counties to meet demand, and any closure would reflect strategic reprisal or redundancy. He warns stations closing would drive up costs and possibly force synthetic milk production. Also mentions Bethel Tabernacle evangelistic services continuing next week under Rev. Earl Shevel of Warren, Ohio, with nightly services and Sunday worship scheduled.
The fifteenth anniversary of the Corry lodge of the Polish National Alliance will be celebrated with a dinner meeting in St Edward’s Hall Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The ladies of the Alliance will serve the banquet and a large crowd is anticipated. An entertaining program will follow, with several leaders participating. The Alliance began in Corry fifteen years ago and has grown to over one hundred members.
Magistrate Fred B. Sutter dismissed warrants against five Amalgamated Assn. officers of iron and steel workers over alleged witness intimidation in the Weirton Steel Company dispute with the NRA at Wilmington Delaware. The six hour hearing found no intimidation evidence. Names involved include Ray B. Giice and four others. one man was hospitalized for treatment.
Austrian Nazis swept across the German border and attacked the Kriegswald customs house in what authorities described today as a coordinated raid. Panerate reportedly led a faction and gains were claimed along the Austria border amid rising tensions in the region.
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