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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
4
Crawford M. and Woods discuss starting and growing mashes for buttermilk production, referencing process steps and adjustments at 4017 location. The note lists two individuals and suggests a continuation of a methods discussion.
A rough ledger of local matters includes a man named Martin Brown of Warren charged with driving while intoxicated before Justice Evans. a veterinary ordinance enforcement threat by Roy Moore to curb ear cropping of dogs with a $25 fine or 30 days in jail for non compliance. Raymond W. Warner of Bradford arrested for forging a signature to a CWA paycheck and referred to the U.S. district attorney. a forged endorsement linked to Samus Korsgil and Lillian Guild. community notes about a gift shop event, a church Easter program, and a Saturday afternoon gathering at Advent Gini Church with children taking part.
The Mor D Phan club met with Mrs. EB L Campbell at Spring Creek. decorations honored St Patrick's Day. Awards went to Mrs. Earl Hasbrouck and Mrs. Al Watrous. Next meeting with Mrs A L Watrous at Wrightsville Pa. Snowlton’s advertised eggs 20¢. Stennett's Specialty Shop promotes new music and sales. Bradford couple Planrs Sheldon and Howard Smith wed at French Creek with John Markley as attendant. couple to reside in Bradford. Max Gregory undergoes tonsil operation at Cox hospital on the morning report. Billy McHiroy celebrated birthday at 262 Franklin Street with friends and gifts. James Amy's city refinery connection noted. Stennett’s ads promote bargains. Judge McCracken ruling on Franklin city case may come before a court revision. Episcopal choir rehearsal at Mrs G A Rafter’s home. Erie daylight saving time decision expected in weeks. Chamber of Commerce to discuss. Dog licensing and enforcement cited by state agent Finegan. DuBois school board approves $88,000 high school addition bond. Crawford County Rural Letter Carriers to meet for dinner in Meadville.
Maple sugar at Knowltons and Stockton meats advertise savings. At Asbury Methodist East Bradford caretaker William Bates Simpkins died at Bradford hospital after a fall at work. he was found unconscious at the church a week earlier. Glen Gauffrey, ill, shows improvement at home. Florence Silage of West Church Street, patient at Corry hospital since February 21 with a fractured hip, rests at her nephew Cecil Slagel’s home. Knitted spring suits and cheeses offered at Steinett Specialty Shop.
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