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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
8
United Press reports a nine state Republican rally planned for Springfield Illinois amid candidate misgivings and a push against Roosevelt New Deal. The draft agenda notes a strong anti Roosevelt plank, with speakers limited to nine state talents and a push for Republican unity to boost Landon toward a possible Senate bid.
Notes describe Indiantown Gap near Blue and Second Mountains as a historic valley route to a sprawling summer military cantonment. It details Mount Gretna 15 miles away, with tents for 25,000 to 30,000 troops, facilities for three regiments, and extensive gunnery and cavalry training areas. The Bureau of Publicity and Information invites inquiries from readers.
Fre county district attorney Mortimer F. Graham will address Columbus High School graduates at the annual commencement in One Community Church this evening. Ten students will receive diplomas. Rev. W. H. Garnett delivered the Baccalaureate sermon to the class at Sunday services.
June 3 report from BrIe says Eve Chiarizio 12 son of Mr and Mrs Chiarizio of 1054 W. Sth street lost his right leg after falling between two freight cars at the foot of Cascade street at 4 40 p.m. He is at Hamot hospital with a severely lacerated hand and body bruises. The accident happened while the boy rode home from a fishing trip to the sand ducks. A passing freight train struck as he boarded it carrying his pole and bucket. Companions heard his screams and summoned aid. He bled and suffered severe shock. Hospital staff say recovery depends on complications. His condition Sunday was reported fair.
The advertisement from Richard Rossbacher Insurance Agency promises to meet readers insurance needs. It emphasizes a goal of impressing customers and satisfying their coverage requirements through their services.
Erie police and bay front fishery operators battled a pyromaniac who set four fires Saturday night causing at least 200 dollars in losses. Firefighters fought for nearly four hours as a fifth attempt failed. Guards patrolling the docks chased a man seen near the Kolbe Sisters but police could not capture a description.
Fanos suice saes of comple tion of FERA work in the Kane Public School district were approved at a special Board of Education meeting last week. The main item calls for a roof on the underground storage building at the west end of the KHHS Athletic field. Stone walls stand. roof will be concrete and earth covered to form the field boundary. Bleachers and other equipment will be added.
Ashland High School’s 1995 graduating class features two valedictorians, Helen Loutar Culbertson and Richard A. Good, each earning all A grades across four years.
The will probated in Erie allocates about 400000 to Hamot Hospital and the Home for the Friendless. The estate, valued around 800000, places the remainder in trust with the National Bank and Trust Co. and J Boyd Bert as trustee. A sister will receive income for life, with grandchildren eventually getting stock in the Jarecki Manufacturing Co. and the residue divided into four shares for Hamot and the Home for the Friendless.
Raymond Anay, 30, of 316 Bastzy Brett Street Falconer, was shot in the leg by gunmen as he sat in a car near Down Street. He was admitted to Jamestown General Hospital about 1:30 am in stable condition. Police sought a gunmen and a getaway car in the Falconer attack.
The College Womans Club held a Saturday outing at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs. C W Bracken. Twenty two members attended a picnic dinner at 2 pm after visiting, cards, and a woods walk. Miss Ann Batessi was named president and announced committees for program entertainment publicity membership and current events.
Compasuce recalls optimism with present day government under the New Deal and urges caution about government limits on liberty. He warns that official control could stifle inspiration and opportunity as Americans enter a pivotal era, praising God-fearing builders of the state who resisted bureaucratic meddling.
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