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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
3
A city director's resolutive action led to a milestone decision on the tapping bonds. The inquiry notes the Tuesday timing and highlights a senior official guiding the process amidst broader budget considerations.
Special board meeting this evening notes and weekly oil and gas outputs. Lowville Pa school reunion set for June 19 at the schoolhouse with a picnic. City stores close Thursday. shopping urged Wednesday. Forty Hours Devotions conclude at St Elizabeth's with a children’s procession. US crude oil production for week to May 25 shows a drop but remains above federal allowance. Guardsmen drill on streets ahead of Thursday parade and camp. Meadville telegraph letters surge in a chain letter craze prompting extra clerks. Harrisburg dismissals include Crawford county men from state highway jobs. PTA council meeting planned for late afternoon in city schools library. Spanish War Veterans pension bill advances with calls for action. Harrisburg personnel changes include several appointments and dismissals. Police seek hit and run driver who struck G A McKinney’s car on East Main. Bankruptcy petition files list assets of 13,485 dollars and liabilities of 366,918 dollars. Barber shops extend hours to 9 pm Wednesday while remaining closed Thursday.
Memorial Day will be observed at Spring Creek with cemetery services at 2:00 PM. The Pogie and Drum Corps of Lieut. As Chief W. Thompson Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will provide music. The program includes prayer by Rev. W. H. Garnett, flag and flower remembrances by Boy Scouts and 4 H Club Girls, floral tributes by other societies, an address, taps and salute. Those wishing to take part should meet at the church at 1:00 PM. The Wade Ald Society will serve a roast pork dinner at the Community House starting at noon.
Mac's Inn west of the city on Roosevelt highway undergoes redecorating ahead of a grand opening planned for Decoration Day. Francis Newgreen of Youngsville leased the venue last week and has booked Warren county band Wood Hicks to provide music for a round and square dance crowd.
The Lawes Aid Society or Federated Church of Spring Creek invites the public to join a Memorial Day roast pork dinner at the Community building in Spring Creek, starting at noon. A committee is preparing a delicious menu and a large turnout is expected.
May 28 reports state 12 forest fires across the region with several outbreaks near Mi Jewel and Kingua area. One Sunday blaze near a bridge trapped sightseers briefly before firefighters controlled it. largest fire scorched about thirty acres at Titsville.
Mrs Lizzie M Bell of Los Angeles endorses Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic kidney stimulant. She claims relief from rheumatic pains backache dizziness and vision spots when kidneys are clogged. Ad promises satisfaction guaranteed or money back and recommends Golden Lax Tablets.
The Republican Senate Majority blocks Earle administration social security measures and revises proposals with the Salus bill, while House efforts support a two cent check tax and a one cent gasoline tax. Governor Farle opposes the check tax, citing bank and depositor impacts, as leaders clash over revenue plans and next biennium funding.
About sixty pickets from Clearfield Brockway and Patton traveled to St Marys to urge sewer pipe plant workers to join a strike for union recognition and higher wages. Troopers from Kane and Punxsutawney and Clearfield posted at the scene with no clashes reported as of this afternoon.
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