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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented report notes a local choice or vote challenged by a resident. The piece references San City and a landmark decision affecting a team or league. Details are unclear but imply a contested act or regulation with possible community impact.
Fragmentary notes list players such as Lury with 58 G and a lineup including Jafler 98 Hetico 11 8b and Bry Pe, indicating a game roster or box score snippet. Names and numbers are partially readable, suggesting a score or substitution sequence without a full context.
Unclear text fragment mentions golf like tee shot and match, but data is incomplete to identify people, event, or place.
Washington dispatch discusses Roosevelt Wallace tension over a possible 1940 contest and how long a constitutional shift toward a New Deal model might take. It cites Wallace’s economic democracy stance, potential direct referendum power, and the shifting cabinet and Works Progress Administration appointments under Hopkins and Farley.
The Sea unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard joins Third Corps area troops and guardsmen from Maryland Virginia and DC for large summer drills at Indiantown Gap and Mount Gretna. Major General Calvin leads with Majors Shannon Reckord and others guiding multiple Pennsylvania units and 4000 plus personnel in training at two camps and Middletown air depot.
The Baptist Sunung School presented a bright program of songs recitations readings and stories at the annual Children’s Day exercises Sunday at 10 30 am. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended and found the program most enjoyable.
A major Christian Endeavor rally led by Warren G Hoopes and George C Lowe drew 200000 state members to the United Brethren church last night. The program featured devotions, greetings from delegations, a concise talk on What is Christian Endeavor, and a stirring address by Lowe, with choir performances and a closing Friendship Circle as plans to strengthen the work were discussed.
St Edward's hall hosted a communion breakfast for about fifty fathers and sons in observance of Father's Day. The event featured an 8 o'clock mass followed by a breakfast, a program with vocal solos by James Sullivan and instrumental numbers by Mrs. Austin Dempsey, and a talk by Rev. Francis Graves. Decorations were green and gold, with Mrs. M Lea Mulderiot as general chairman. The Parent Teachers Association sponsored the affair for parish families.
Harrisburg reports a summer health program by the Department of Health led by Deputy Secretary Paul A. Rothfuss. Officials will remove fly breeding spots and remind residents that decaying vegetables and animal matter attract flies.
Two brothers were arrested on charges of attempted murder after an incident at 228 W. 22nd Street in Erie. The third brother reported the spat before Alderman Thomas Conyngham. One man allegedly fired a gun, and a fight spilled into a street sewer with a woman injured.
Credit men from across the nation gathered in Plattsburgh for the 40th annual National Association of Credit Men convention. Pred Roth of Cleveland voiced optimism, saying the improving failure record signals a rise from the low mood and that recovery is at hand. He cited the Supreme Court NRA decision as beneficial to a sounder recovery approach.
A pair of rival bills and substitutes dominate the assembly agenda as lawmakers weigh child labor and minimum wage reforms. Senate Republicans back a conservative substitute while the Laing measure, approved by the Senate, faces final House action. Proposals set child labor limits from 14 to 16 and restrict under 18 work. women and minors wage rules are under review with a conference committee likely. Women in industry seek 48 hour work weeks, while the House pushes toward an 10 hour limit in train service discussions.
Letters of administration granted in Erie County Pennsylvania to Anna Jones Administratrix. Creditors urged to present claims and debts to Walter L. Peake Attorney in Corry Pennsylvania.
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