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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1932
Page
5
Miss Cilllai Zalmaerly, a teacher, remains with her parents Mr and Mrs Y. The Cuy High School district marks a residence shift related to Zateneck and family of West Ame. Holiday Washington Street.
The Corry local of the Dairymen's League met at the Sciota church with seventy in attendance. Vice president Maud Hammond called the meeting to order. Soloists Miss Zella Carroll and Miss Lucy Lehrman performed a short dialogue with Miss Jone Williams. Mr Bentley of Jamestown spoke on efforts to bring money back to farmers by closing small mill plants to cut costs and boost fluid mill advertising. Rumors of a milk strike were denied. Mr Bowles spoke on milk quality and New Jersey health rates. Mrs Guy William and committee served sandwiches baked beans cake cookies coffee and chocolate milk.
Forty three couples from Erie Nort Hast and Union City attended a Masonic dancing party in the Masonic hall. Whittaker and His Music provided a nine piece orchestra. Refreshments followed the 9 30 o clock event as the committee opened a series of parties for the coming months. Miss Agnes Danes of Titusville visited Ms Merrie Unger Friday.
Personal notices record a long list of Corry residents and visitors. William Murray Elmer Christen sen and Miss Preddie Lilliott attend Oil City-Corry game then dine with Miss Barbara Wilbert. many others travel from Erie Meadville Warren and beyond.
Erie school district votes to forgive all penalties on delinquent taxes for current or past years if paid by December 1 1982. After December 1 1982 regular 5 per cent penalty resumes on unpaid taxes. Delinquent penalties not yet paid as of November 1 are exempted only if settled by December 1.
The state highway department announced contracts for Erie and Cameron counties. Holmes Construction Co. wins 6.23 miles on Route 79 in Wooster for 164,172 dollars. J. and M. Doyle Co. lands 1.41 miles on Route 20 in Erie for 81,733 dollars. Welsh Construction Co. secures Route 120 bridge work in Emporium for 24,147 dollars.
The Women’s Relief Corps District No. 3 met at the American Legion Hall in Union City with delegates from Albion Erie Meadville North East and others totaling about 150. Officers elected included Mrs Lucy Larkin Erie president and Mrs Mae Carmcke Corry district president. A Ritz dinner followed at noon for nearly 200.
In Washington Pennsylvania two bandits robbed a motorman on an interurban streetcar, taking about 65 dollars. It was the second such robbery in a week on a Washington car line. One robber entered the car and signaled to stop, while the other grabbed 50 dollars in fare receipts and 15 dollars of the operator’s money. Merry Wal visited Meadville earlier today.
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