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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
2
Members of the GG. L. Club visited the cottage of Mr and Mrs C M Howard at Pinilley Lake yesterday afternoon. Twenty ghosts joined the trip and enjoyed heating, visiting and roaming around the lake before a picnic dinner served at 8:80.
The regional conference of social workers at the Hotel Jamestown heard a report on the future welfare and relief administration in New York state led by Glen J. Jackson of New York City, assistant state director of TERA. Also noted are local notices including a Bonnetsville club event to boost Landon’s campaign, a new ownership of Sage Service Station, American Legion Penny Bingo, births at Corry hospital, and ongoing evangelistic services at the Salvation Army citadel with visitors from Bradford expected.
Adrian B. Torrey of Wixford was exonerated as the cause of James Nolan’s death near Portville after Nolan walked into the path of Torrey’s car on the Portville Bolivar road. Authorities say Nolan, about a quarter mile east of the Toll Gate, was walking east when he was struck while Torrey was driving west. The coroner’s report labeled it an accidental death.
A new motion picture camera claims to capture light at ten million frames per second about two hundred times faster than prior devices. Researchers say the invention photographs light itself, promising groundbreaking high speed imaging and scientific applications.
The Exchange Telegraph, via Hong Kong, says fighting began at three points along the frontier of Hunan province as troops from the Central Nanking government clashed with forces from southern Kwangsi province.
Cambridge, June 1. Scientists in three countries report a new third magnitude star visible to the naked eye. Harvard Observatory director Dr. Harlow Shapley announced the sighting in the Milky Way's Cepheus region by amateur astronomers C. Peltier of Delphos, Axel V. Nielsen of Aarhus Denmark, and Eppe Lurvia of Bologna Italy.
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