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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
7
OCR fragment describes a州 golf event with players from South Georgia and Owls, noting a fall and injuries amid unclear details. Mentions lawyer Steve Heights and a steel yard setting, names Bos Junknell and Young with scores around 33 40. Fragmentary, uncertain context.
Dair area clubs face possible liquor suspensions or revocation as state board tightens controls. Abrutal Chuly Inc appealed in county court after license revocation for non members and faulty records. Jugn-Slay won stay of revocation with judge ordering license issuance upon proper fees. Other clubs in the wine area face daily suspension payments to remain open while state reviews compliance.
A Nazarene church in Pittsburgh hosts a Friday 7 30 pm music service led by G W and Pearl Moser Hoot from Olivet J. Rev L Benedum Pittsburgh district superintendent chairs and plans an inspirational message to boost church activities. The general public is urged to attend this special service.
A brutal sequence of storms drenched the district from early morning through Wednesday afternoon, flooding basements and causing damage. Mrs Henry Clark of Galloway was knocked unconscious by a lightning strike in her home. she recovered but faces temporary speech impairment. Prognostications warn of more thunderstorms and lingering showers into Friday as meteorologists note erratic St Swithin style weather.
Smethport reports 28-sign cases cleared in McKean county special session led by President Judge Charles G. Hubbard. Kenneth Coon, 28, pled guilty to larceny and was ordered to restitution 1200, three to six months in jail. Waller Swedenhansson, 32, Kane, guilty to two forgery charges, sentenced to an indefinite term in Pennsylvania. Huntington, Pa. Naiman Willis of Bradford, guilty of abandonment and non support, ordered to pay 12 weekly. Orville H. Brockett of Bradford, guilty of desertion and non support, ordered to pay 20 weekly and post 500 bond. L. B. Smith of Eldred charged with assault and battery, released on own recognizance. Case pressed upon payment of costs.
Cal-Cried fon was clocked at 30 mph in a 20 mph zone. Glen Gray, a service station operator, was severely rebuked injustice court here. Gray’s vehicle was a homemade motor scooter.
Fifty five AFL workers at the Gunnison Brothers tannery in Girard Pennsylvania struck after extended negotiations. They picketed the plant entrances and blocked non union staff from entering. State police arrived as tensions grew and the plant remained closed for the day risking over $1000 in hides. Gordon Gunnison acknowledged the absence of officials and the plant’s potential losses, while management did not comment further.
Harrisburg July 15 24 The state secretary of Agriculture Gallare and a member of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Conservation Committee announced that 73 639 farmers in the state have qualified under the 1988 agricultural conservation program The eligible acreage totals 3180 over 1837 Many farmers already practice soil building methods including clover timothy alfalfa lime fertilization on cropland pasture land and orchards Planting forest trees and fencing livestock for woodland New practices for erosion control such as stripcropping contour farming and terracing have been added to aid administration
Waynesburg, Pa. July 28 United Press reports local 83 year old tradition near July 29 faces a test as Origist Byron Dalley’s bet on rain drew no takers. Residents, led by a pharmacist, insist rain may fall tomorrow despite history of dry Julys.
A fragmentary notice mentions a lost wall clock watch between Worth wheel and Aero Supply plant offering reward for return. It includes names and incomplete addresses. Also appears gibberish lines about used parts, tires engines and a police tapping case with Eleanor Davis.
The program divides farms into two groups allotment and non allotment. Allotment farms grow Lobaceh wheats or specified vegetables to earn payments based on county committee set allotments and self building practices. Initial payments will be issued for allotments while other details follow.
Paris reports the opening of the first sections selling wood and charcoal gas conversion for cars. The Agriculture Ministry backs broader forest product use, seeking greater fuel adoption and reduced reliance on imported sources.
Ned trails a kidnap gang to a Kha village where villagers cluster for a feast. He confronts the chief, flirts with a healer, and arranges a late rendezvous to obtain a charm package including rice grains, iron, peacock tongue, moon hair, and white hair substitution, hinting at a dark plot to recover Virginia’s father.
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