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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
3
A special meeting of the Board of Education is noted along with a year end report for Great Atlantic and Subsidiaries showing a profit of 16 708 674 dollars or 37 184 a share, comparing to 20 478 190 dollars or 8 54 a share in 1934.
State College Pa June 22 United Press A Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association resolution condemns the Wagner labor disputes bill calling it not in the public interest but for certain classes of citizens It was adopted at the association convention More than two hundred members heard scientists and state college officials address the two day session Nineteen Pennsylvania oil producers were chosen as directors including John A Beck Karns City E C G Breene W Brundred and S Messer of Oil City and others from Bradford Bradford area Pittsburgh and Erie Miss Helen Eberle of Erie arrived in Corry for a visit
Oil City reports that the Pennsylvania grade crude reservoir holds five billion five hundred million barrels now with a possible additional one billion barrels recoverable. Geologist B. McClintock announced at the 12th annual meeting that the 1,284,000 acre area across 450 fields with 56 horizons at 100 to 4,000 feet could yield more under current methods including natural production, vacuum, air gas pressure, dewatering, and water flooding.
Townsend Clubs announce Dr F E Townsend of Los Angeles will address a July 20 picnic at Walldamere Park in Erie. Clarence Brooks, regional director, says a large turnout is expected from Corry and nearby areas to hear the pension plan advocate and enjoy a town gathering.
Miss Olive Newberry of Jamestown spent the weekend at the Moore home. Dr Robert Bonalason of Kane visited relatives in town Sunday. Lewis Markham and son Larry of Tre were guests of the Sicklers Sunday. Lewis and William De Jeans were Erie visitors. Floyd Burrows of Kinus Pa visited the McKay home Sunday. Frederick Stone of Union City visited his aunt Mrs Glen Donaldson Friday. Home Economics Club met at Mrs Scott of Sanford with several attendees. Neil McKay was in Warren on business. George McKelvey and son David of Meadville visited the McKelveys. E A Hawkins of Corry and Glen Donaldson did business in Buffalo. Daisy Branch of Warren spent the weekend at home. Mrs Carl Donaldson and Billy visiting Erie over Sunday. J E McKay had a Meadville visitor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leon Cable moved to Bear Lake with family. Cable formerly Spring Creek carrier. Mrs BR McKelvey entertained bridge club. prizes to Mrs Olin Bracken and Mrs Hastings Jones. Hostess served lunch. Revs W H Garnett have moved to the Spartansburg road farm for summer. Broughton of Warren was in Lown Friday.
June 22 West Twelfth Street Social Club near Chestnut Street will have its renewal denied after a hearing. County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor and Assistant DA Burton R. Laub announced findings that the proprietor sold to minors and intoxicated patrons and that rushing the can carrying away beer from the original container occurred. Ruby Scott attended with counsel S. Rossiter. case details withheld pending formal action.
A large crowd is expected at the Lie M. M. Sorority party tonight at the Corsy Country Club house with Murray Coo and his orchestra of North East providing music from 10 to 20. The event, for sorority members and guests, is organized by a committee including Misses Bush, Hartlett Coon, Rita Waite, Mary Blaine years, and Betty Roach.
In Lewisburg, Pa a handyman named Rohner discovers a silver half dollar from a brisk trade era. A brief but lively inquiry reveals the coin’s surprising value, quoted at about 150 dollars to enthusiasts.
Miss Marjor Renehan a Tiaste Theatre employee was attacked at the corner of Spruce street and Huron avenue after work Wednesday night. An unknown assailant grabbed her head and threw her to the pavement, then fled down an alley. Night Patrolman Keegan and Chief M. A. Sicaranza secured the town but could not capture the attacker. Renehan, frightened, could not describe the man. The motive appears to be theft of box office receipts, which she was to deliver home.
County commissioners approved an order for six gavels to be used by court criers, aiming to improve order in county court rooms. Reports say gavels have been smashed recently as officials have been zealous in duties, with no result yet.
Miss Rose Kalasia daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kalaski of Baker Hill wed William Hudson son of Mrs Eisie Hudson in a Friday ceremony at Rev Harold Webbs Cottage Hill home before a large gathering. Attendants were Me and Mrs Claude Pratick. The couple were remarried by Justice Perry K Mead at Perry's Place in Columbus at 10 30 pm in front of hundreds. The bride wore a tan swagger suit and white accessories. the groom wore a white linen suit with blue accessories. They will reside at 140 Ridge street. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Kainski and son John and Anna Kalsaki of Cleveland Joe Hudson and sons Clyde and Clayton of Ast Ville Mr and Mrs Arthur Deschaury and My and Mrs Charles Akam and Mrs Clarence Hanes of Erie.
Erie County Motor Club prompted county commissioners to seek oiling two dirt roads. The plan targets Cemetery Road from 12th Street to Ridge Road and Shavenon Road from East Lake Road to Buffalo Road. The request was sent to the state highway department for action.
The Civil Service Commission filed with Erie City Council the lists of 282 residents who took exams for police and fire positions. Acting on a mayoral resolution, the lists rank candidates by average scores, not ratings, and will be available to council for future appointments.
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