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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1936
Page
8
Clymer mourns a well known resident as a broad village report highlights a double wedding at Allegheny and a social room decorating offer. Reports on church societies, Grange elections, senior club programs, and local visits mark a busy period with illness, accidents, and a snowy week shaping village life.
BUAR UAH November 20 reports new equipment installation at the milk plant near Bear Lake. Local residents and visitors, including families from Lincolnville and Jamestown, spent time with relatives and attended church gatherings, a ministers meeting, and social events. Ralph Smith moved machinery to Rose Lake Dairy. No school Friday. teachers attended Warren institute. Thanksgiving breakfast planned at 7 am. Africa missionaries Rev Parsons to speak at United Brown Church.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bolling died Sunday and was buried in Low Cemetery. In other news, Mr. and Mrs. Thictus Legters and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legters hosted guests Arlene Beckering and Ernest Dunnewold for a thickened dinner. Mrs. Neckers visited in Kane as daughter undergoes an operation. she plans to return next Sunday. Meanwhile Frank Symrock travels to Detroit for work and coaches learned basketball rules for 1987 at a recent demonstration.
Harrisburg plans an Achievement Day to commemorate Pennsylvania being recognized by the U S Department of Agriculture as a modified accredited state under the bovine tuberculosis eradication program. The event includes banquet and a program at the Bureau of Animal Industry Laboratory in Summerdale, with a souvenir program and involvement by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and state cattle breeding associations.
Washington November 21 The six member presidential commission studying European consumer cooperative movements is torn by dissension. Appointed in July to report to President Roosevelt on development of consumer cooperatives in the United States the group is split three to three on whether government aid should be recommended.
Franklin November 21 A jury sentenced Barney Marvell of Oil City to terms between two and twelve months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for assaulting an Oil City police officer with a crutch during a drunken incident. Judge Jesse J. Long deferred final sentence pending review. Marvell pled guilty to the charge and faces costs. Officer Joseph Kleean prosecuted.
HANE Nov 21 Interest grows as no word comes on development at the Cabot well in the new discovery field between Kane and Immia. Kane Supply says the well was to be drilled last Tuesday. Report says cementing and piping occurred about a week ago with a depth of 4,000 feet. The Cabot well, at Hobart farm, is isolated, delaying progress details. Nearby Sylvania well progress is also noted.
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