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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
8
Paragraph brief notes a Monday Board of Education meeting ahead of Thanksgiving. It mentions stock and prizes based on sixty issues, rising percentages since 1992 and 1985, plus a warning about a local swindle in Corry involving a cash-for-packages scam.
The Carter Hill Sunday school season ends on November 24 with a closing service. South Side Trio will provide singing and music, Roy Mather of Corry will present a chart talk on The Coming of Christ. All are invited to attend this final session and closing program. A modern rental house at 184 East Pleasant Street is available through Mrs Emma Merritt.
Harrisburg report from the Bureau of Animal Industry, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, shows 545705 dogs licensed in the Commonwealth, 25580 more than the same period in 1934. There are 728 licensed kennels, forty two more than last year, with over 18800 uncontroldged dog owners ordered prosecuted and damage claims about the same as last year.
A three day school session for inspectors in the Department of Labor and Industry ended in Harrisburg with lectures on industrial safety by John Campbell and Dr. Stephen Sweeney. Over 200 department employees attended as Governor Warfel and Ralph M. Bashore urged stricter enforcement to protect workers and employers investments.
United Press reports West Chester State Teachers College chairman Charles S. Swope to oversee the vacancy after Dr Norman W. Cameron is removed from the presidency. Board secretary Mrs Howard Mellor announced the action on November 21.
Federal agents raided a liquor plant east of Albion uncovering seven hundred eighty gallons of tempering liquor. Geraldine Parr was arrested and brought before U S Commissioner David Gifford, held for the next term of federal court on eight hundred dollars bail.
Five tables were arranged last evening for the duplicate bridge tournament at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Barker on Center Street. Mrs. Robert(s) sit Mrs. James Hughes won east and west awards while Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Barker received north and south. The committee served refreshments. The next tournament will be in a few weeks at the home of the Misses Clair of East Congress Street. Loveland left this morning for Oakville, Cart, on a business trip.
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