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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1934
Page
8
The rural dramatics inter-county district contest featuring Crawdort and Erle counties will be conducted at Saegertown High School on Tuesday November 2003 at elznt a'shock. The winner advances to the state contest in Harrisburg January 1935 during the Farm Producis Show.
Lester Stoliker aged 52 of Girard died at Waterworks Park when the dump truck body lifted for dumping failed to drop and crushed him between the body and cab. Coroner cites internal injuries and suffocation. an inquest is set for Friday night at the court house. Deceased body at Waller funeral home.
Supt Dewey arrived in Corry to finalize plans for the 1934 seal sale campaign set to launch the day after Thanksgiving. Officials note that funds from the sale will be returned to Corry for health work and relief, with past figures showing the association spent over $1,800 locally in 1928. Dewey will finish setup in a few days. In New York, Alexander Gross, 62, pled guilty to second degree manslaughter for clubbing his wife with a framed marriage certificate and will be sentenced on November 28.
Registration for Special Emergency Education Relief classes will be held Thursday evening between 7 30 and 6 40 oclock at the school offices in the Library building. Four class groups mathematics domestic science salesmanship bookkeeping shorthand and typing are approved for adults with prior office experience for shorthand and typing. Milon L Brown of Corry oversees the program across Erle county with classes planned to open the first week in December.
Warren reports district forester R. R. Houpt says now is the time to order forest tree planting stock for spring planting. Seedlings priced at 2.00 per thousand may be ordered with application blanks from his office at 343 Penna. Ave. W., Warren, Pa. Available varieties include spruce, pine, larch, walnut, oak and poplar.
A distorted OCR note extols Randolph Macon College Ashland Virginia as the oldest Methodist school in America, claiming its founding in 1880 and describing its historic status within The Methodist educational tradition.
Erie County Dramatic Tournament slated at I O F hall in Waltsburg on Friday November 28. Citymen's League Dramatic Club of Union City and Wattsburg Grange compete with plays Sons of Soil and Waiting for Sunup. Supporters urged to attend.
In Pittsburgh on November 21 1982 the retrial of State Senator James J Coyne and three Republican colleagues began final jury arguments after Judge Schoonm ales rejected a bid for acquittal. Prosecutors and defense lay out witnesses accounts of the November 8 1982 election night to decide if conspiracy to steal the vote occurred.
Pennsylvanian Game Commission officials urged careful trapping to reduce incidental catches of fur bearing animals and birds. They advised using unobtrusive baited sets for skunks and opossums away from paths, and suggested muskrat sets that allow drowning to avoid crippling others.
The Interstate Milk Producers Association postpones officer elections until tomorrow as tellers report they cannot finish counting votes for nine new directors. Officers are selected by vote of the full board of 27 members.
Harrisburg announces Governor Gifford Pinchot proclaims November’s final Thursday as Thanksgiving Day. He calls on Pennsylvanians to observe the day in their homes schools and places of worship.
Mrs. W. E. Yeager of Tidioute R D 1 was admitted to Warren General Hospital for injuries to her forehead and left knee after a three car crash on Route 6 west of Warren at 9 45 am The sedan carrying Mrs Yeager was hit by a Warren Baking Company truck driven by Clayton N Berry Kane Pa The bakery truck skidded while attempting to pass a Kane truck on a rain slick highway Investigating state highway patrol said no charges will be filed
The Monday high school forum on motion pictures drew earnest turnout in Warren on November 21. George C. Sarvis, Library Centre manager, pledged to push Family Nights on Fridays and improve weekend features for children and youth, while cooperating with the Better Movies Committee to boost parental and child interest in better films. Rev. T S Dickson urged parents to educate themselves and monitor their children's cinema choices.
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