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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented report notes a late season contest tied to the city with tense watch on the scoreboard. Mentions Ed Palace, Len Jacobs, and Buck Miss Jac k on, with fragmented references to dates, places, and teams amid unclear details.
Rush Drew Holt of West Virginia, admitted to the Senate chamber on his 30th birthday after months as a probationary member, faces a lack of voting and speaking rights until sworn in. The youngest senator since Henry Clay, Holt vows to back strong principles despite the handicap as he joins the post election Senate scene.
Miss Gertrude Johnson offered a refined piano recital at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parlors with Mrs. C B Shoop presenting and Mrs. Ralph Dewey contributing vocal solos. The program featured color drawings by Miss Johnson and pieces by Preble Waitz Brehnis From the Land of the Sky blue Water Cadman Doll’s Dance and other works, praised for finesse and technique.
Beaverdam residents list numerous visitors and host gatherings including United Brethren missionary meetings at a Proctor home, squarely painting a scene of community life. Families like Proctors, Smiths, Bagleys, and Whitneys are repeatedly noted hosting or attending events across Beaverdam and nearby towns in mid June.
Harrisburg June 1 plans for a new ten Amended Industries Directory of Pennsylvania were announced by Secretary of Internal Affairs Thomas A Logue. The directory will list about 20 000 manufacturers with plant employee counts and classifications across roughly 1200 pages. The three year publication will tabulate state industrial output as the department compiles annual reports.
ERIE June 19 Seth Todd Penney former Tarie man now heading the Avalon Pa school system may be the compromise candidate for Erie superintendent when the board meets in special session Thursday night to name a successor to July C Diehl who retires June 30. Nearly 44 candidates have filed and will be present as the process moves forward with many applicants visiting school directors this week.
Classifieds fragment lists a Whippet coach terms offer at 1870 West Pleasant Street and a furniture repair and refinishing service by Frank Grice, with a 39-M G124 contact. Also mentions help wanted for a part time female worker and a card of thanks for funeral support following the death of Nile Mildreyt and Mrs. Carl M. Bayle. There is a note about the first organized baseball game in Hoboken 80 years ago, featuring Knickerbocker Club.
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