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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
4
A letter from H. C. Olson condemns a Corry city incident as disgraceful claiming police fined and kept a fine from a driver who did not plead guilty or provide license or name. Olson labels the conduct scandalous and asks attention to alleged private pockets of collected fines.
A Second Ward resident seeks a commissioner post amid minor changes while a gun episode on North Center Street may lead to charges. Francis Maloney now commands the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie after twelve years as quartermaster. Melvin Cobbett journeys to Weston with Penn Electric staff, and a St Thomas garden party raised 617 dollars despite heavy afternoon heat. A local club dispute ends with on-street trimming, Union City liquor store plans may cut Carry store receipts, and WPA street repairs await city approval. Police basement records flooded during the storm cleanup. Two weeks remain for Ming petitions and school director contests draw no candidates yet. Bar Jackson promotes peanut distribution. veteran lineups include Skee Fulton and peers against Penn-Drakes. The Golden Rule Club eyes Spring Creek Carland petitions and WPA northwest administration advances. A rubber chicks settlement is being arranged involving a local schoolma’am.
Hollywood reports Bret Harte era mood as Marion Gering directs Rose of the Rancho at the Golden Nugget. Gladys Swarthout stars, with a barkeep filled western saloon as community hub. California-born players portray 83-year-ago characters, including Monterey-born old-timers in gray hats.
A Grant Rapids motorist describes alleged abuse by a local motorcycle officer in Corry Pennsylvania. He argues harsh enforcement harms towns, deters visitors, and lowers business, urging educational methods over arrests and fines.
A reader notes Japan’s annual grand maneuvers in the Northwest Pacific near the Kurile Islands and the U S parallel spring maneuvers in the Alaska Hawaii California region. The writer argues for calm, saying navies keep ships sharp and admiralry prowess alive, stirring patriotic excitement regardless of stance.
Daily star readings warn that most dramatic actions today affect those born between September 12 and October 2. General indications cover morning, afternoon, and evening with fair to good outlooks and minor losses. Travel cautions include February risks and money handling with a partner.
Washington reports say Comptroller General John Raymond McCarl, government’s top “watchdog,” joined President Roosevelt for a weekend fishing trip. Known for saying no to presidents and officials alike, McCarl’s White House relationship has softened, though his office remains Congress’ sole accountability. McCarl, a former Norris secretary and Harding appointee, could be reappointed despite term limits.
Yesterday Mayor Patterson with Commissioner of Public Safety Howard and Police Chief Davis ordered the Federal building area cleared of the rubbish and debris in the streets. D S Rowe retires August 7 as ticket agent for the Erie railroad after a fifty year career. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joe Shampurg. A shower for Mrs Frank Seamans at the Stanford home on South Center Street. The Corry party of Capt and Mrs Arthur Christie Dr and Mrs L M Christie and Mr and Mrs Walter Meierve return from a two week automobile trip through Canada. Father David L McKegney of Tennessee visits friends. Superintendent A M Van Vleck goes to Pittsburgh to drive a new car funded by the highway department.
A Chicago woman confessed to strangling a man and dismembering the body, telling investigators she was paid to help dispose of it in a swamp. She claimed her husband Harry had no involvement and described steps of the crime and disposal.
A garbled passage outlines tips for porters and a short one hour or less trip, contrasted with a 24 hour journey. Mentions packing pants and a journey by air or port. The text is incomplete and references Pillman porters. No clear events or identities are established.
Mr and Mrs Merle Lawson of 640 Fast Main street announce a future double wedding at their home. Miss May Lawson will wed Marcis Jordan and Watson Lawson will marry Kath ryn Allds of North Springfield.
Paris styles in July feature rufia woven into beach costumes and sportswear, with oil cloth outfits and glazed chintz trims. Designers Schiaparelli and Robert Piquet showcase vibrant ensembles including brasier bodices, apron skirts, backless blouses, and Breton sailor hats, highlighted by appliques of maps and florals.
Erie authorities report a two fatal crash at Harborcreek on Monday night near Hamot Hospital. The second victim, 46-year-old Harry Sherry of 341 Eastist Street, died from head injuries after a collision that also killed 45-year-old Charles Loomis of 1208 Tasist Street. Both men were returning from a birthday party when the crash occurred.
Al Burke’s scarecrow fails to scare birds in Latrobe Pennsylvania. A nest was found built inside the coat pockets draped over the effigy, suggesting the device is attracting rather than repelling birds.
Militas conducts funeral services for John Hick War in Bra wit with ceremony details and tributes from family and friends. Local officials note his contributions to the community and the importance of honoring his memory.
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