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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a future event involving Paul and an ast event. The notice conveys a timeline and a local public interest angle with limited names and places. Further details are not clearly legible.
Fragmented text references people and places but unreadable details prevent clear summary. No distinct events, dates, or organizations are salvageable from the garbled OCR snippet.
In a limited and garbled note, a basketball guard named Saif is mentioned as opening for a team with little readable context. The fragment hints at early roster details and concerns about playing time but lacks enough specifics to confirm teams, dates, or outcomes.
The Junior class swapped their planned T. O. 0. 7 hall event for the Community Hall social. Read like a yearbook page, the notes cover candy sales by the Senior class, funds for a state farm show delegate, football practice, and a long stream of student anecdotes.
United Press reports Harrisburg November 14 that the State Department of Highways records show a 55 percent reduction in both salaried and hourly workers since 1934. Head Warren Van Dyke notes September payrolls in the central office and hourly staff are at the year's low, while field service payroll remains higher than earlier years but well below 1924 levels despite only minor mileage changes.
Philadelphia November 12. Ernest C Hastings of New York, president of the Dry Goods Economists, calls newspaper advertising the strongest force in retail sales, likening a paper to a railway system with transportation for a merchandising story. If poorly told you risk missing readers. well told, it pulls customers in.
West Spring Creek November 1 The regular meeting of Spring Steele Grange will be held November 14 at o clock. Election of officers will be held at this week's meeting. Miss Helen Stebel will meet her class in bake sale at the home of Mrs Fay Belden on Wednesday morning at 9 30. Ladies invited to attend with sandwiches for lunch. Prayer meeting will be held with Mrs Guy Whaley Wednesday evening. Mrs Emma Bates returned to her work in Warren after spending four weeks at home. Mr and Mrs John Hober moved to Columbus. Neighbors hosted a party for Mrs Hober with lunch. Mr and Mrs Wallace Palmer visited Erie on business last Friday. There was good attendance at church and Sunday school last Sunday. Sunday school at 2 o clock, preaching at 3 o'clock. Everyone invited.
Laura Ivenwood of the Home Department will address the Associate Delegates meeting in New York City. The gathering for district Wo. 47 is set for Thursday, November 14 at 11 o'clock in the Q0. 0.1% Hall. All interested ladies are invited to bring sandwiches a tureen and their own table service.
WHARFORD Pa November 12 Hi Am Grimes 46 c6 Bean NX was charged with involuntary manslaughter yesterday as a coroner ruled he was driving the automobile in a collision with another car at Port Allegheny. His companion Horace Stadley G1 from Olean was killed and both men were ejected through the windshield Stadley succumbed at Port Allegheny Hospital.
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in Carter and declined to hear Processing taxes under AAA amendments alongside original act challenges. Louisiana rice millers and Moore case arguments sparked debate on procedure and constitutionality, with government urging open-court argument and Moore’s lawyers seeking limited scope.
Bishop John Gannon, visiting from Mirle, told reporters in BISHOP GANNON BELIEVES PEACE IS ARTIFICIAL that peace in Europe is fragile and artificial as dictatorial regimes expand. He met Pope Pius XI, warned that League of Nations reprisals on Italy over Ethiopia aren’t evident, and urged openness among nations to foster friendly relations despite rising tensions in Italy France and Thaly.
Notices announce Letters Testamentary granted to WILLIAM B. KING as executor for Arthur W. King of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors and debtors to present claims and make payments. The filing includes attorney Walter H. Scott and addresses in Corry and Erie County.
A 71 year old NYU graduate Vera Streetz was identified as the suspect in a high profile murder case. Police recovered a warm 82 caliber pistol, her passport, and a key to the boss apartment from her handbag. She reportedly confessed to a relationship with the slain Geb hardt and sat weeping in the captain's office for hours as investigators pursued the case.
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