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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment references a city matter involving ten Warren and other parties. It mentions a meeting with officials and a potential project or agreement. Details are indiscernible due to transcription errors.
Agnes and Josephine Syontek and friends visited Buffalo over the weekend. Local socials include guests at the Engels in North East, dinners with the Proctors, and visits to Wattsburg. Mrs. Adams enters Corry hospital. Clarice Slye and Treya Moore hosted games with lunch. Community members gather, travel, and attend church events at Gar ter Hill and surrounding areas.
Local Nash representative John Wiggers confirms rumors of Nash Lafayette 1936 model, produced weeks at Racine and arriving with first sedan shipment to Lafayette dealer. Article suggests low priced Nash will offer features of pricier models, signaling strong year for budget buyers. Also notes a separate item: Stewartsville honors 100th birthday with family reunion dinner hosted by Mrs. Casper Gantz.
County commissioners on June 27 asked Governor Barre to veto the permanent registration bill claiming it may be unconstitutional and costly to implement. They telegraphed him after studying the measure which would permit year to year registrations unless voters move away. They also opposed it amid uncertainty that $180,000 from the state gasoline fund would not arrive until May 1987.
United Press reports H Paul Stroud 80 and his wife Balti 22 were charged with four holdups netting the Hash ily dressed and talkative couple $1 and jewelry. Edith’s fondness for white led to their capture after a Kansas City physician repainted a touring car from green to white. Robert Kane a shoe store manager identified Stroud as the June 15 robber who grabbed $111 in cash and 400 in jewelry before trying on shoes.
Townsend Club will meet Friday evening at 7 30 in the Grand theatre building. The gathering is for members only and a large turnout is urged to discuss club affairs and plans for the upcoming season.
Wilkinsburg Pa June 27 Veterans of Foreign Wars opened the sixteenth annual state encampment with delegates arriving from posts across the state. A joint meeting at the high school featured Burgess William P Yorum welcoming attendees. National Commander James J Van Zandt of Altoona was expected to arrive the next day.
Federal agents raided a 1000 gallon whiskey distillery near Franklin and Youngstown, arresting Tiny Batuglia Angelo Cel and Leo Divenceazd on charges of possessing an unregistered distillery. The seizure included 175 gallons of whiskey 9000 gallons of mash and large vats.
Harrisburg Pa June 27 Awaiting signature by Gov George H Warle were 373 of the 582 bills passed by the 1936 legislature Of the 18 general bills acted upon to date nine were vetoed In addition the chief executive has approved 20 appropriation cuts Four joint resolutions proposing amendments to the constitution were filed in the office of the secretary of the commonwealth They do not require the governors approval but must be passed by two legislatures and subsequently approved by the people
Discussion in California and Washington centers on three federal lottery plans each projected to generate about 1 billion dollars annually. One option would place a veterans administration supervised lottery benefiting soldiers housing, another a president appointed board under treasury to fund general expenses, and a third model would allocate one quarter of profits to the federal treasury and three quarters to the states.
Pittsburgh June 27 The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh was ordered to answer by July 9 the federal government demands for records tied to Andrew Mellon tax matters. Robert H. Jackson sought a court order compelling submission as hearings in Washington were postponed. Judge Nelson McVicar set July hearing date.
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