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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
7
Cochran announces over 50 WPA projects approved for the Erie district covering six counties in northwestern Pennsylvania. The plan will employ about 4,600 people with several hundred thousand dollars, with labor requisitions starting once funds are available and details to be tabulated by Wednesday.
The Historical Circle met in the library on a Tuesday afternoon with nine members, led by Mrs. S. R. Lewis. After routine business, Mrs. Emm Boel spoke on October birthdays and Cer vanicy, with excerpts from Don Quixote. members gave five minute talks on topics including gold safeguarding, Roosevelt, socialism, Lindbergh, race developments in wires, and more. The next meeting, a Bible study, is set for Tuesday November 12.
Harrisburg November 6 A warning from the Pennsylvania Department of Health urges hunters to practice care in firearm use during hunting season. Officials cite 1934 as showing about 140 accidental gun deaths and over 500 injuries from careless handling including loading, cleaning, and climbing obstacles. The advisory stresses taking precautions, using tourniquets if needed, and recognizing the danger guns pose to others in the woods.
Richard Dearing son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Dearing won first place in the state W C T U poster contest and will receive an award. His winning design will likely appear on the cover of the Union Signal official organ of the W C T U.
November meeting of the Warren borough council heard Warren Airways Inc secretary Jamison urge immediate action to secure a share of 14 million dollars for Pennsylvania airport development. He cited favorable talks with the Federal Works Progress Administration and officials at Harrisburg, suggesting the borough could obtain between 75 000 and 100 000 to improve the field and make it a notable airport.
J Reed Aucker, 33, former Oil City editor and Forest County postmaster, died from a collision near West Seneca, Buffalo after visiting Tionesta. His car hit a machine driven by B Frank Kelly of Wanskat. Aucker’s skull fracture and internal injuries were fatal.
The author expresses gratitude to the city voters for their support in yesterday's election and conveys appreciation for the electoral backing.
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