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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
7
Fragmentary notes mention Terry 923 and WeGvay team involvement with an eight to one debut. Further readable details are sparse and names are partially obscured.
A brief note records Terry facing five baseball fee requests in May. The item lists small amounts and notes the period as spring sports funding matters.
A local farmer reports the late potato harvest in the Beaverdam area is productive with thousands of bushels being dug north of Beaverdam. He notes good tubers and rising farm prices signaling one of the best rural seasons in nearly a decade as milk prices rise and farm incomes increase from 1932 levels.
Pittsburgh Oct 7. New disputes on the steel labor front involve the Carnegie-Tlinats central committee and John L. Lewis followers. Central representatives plan an October 12 meeting to organize a general council of employees for collective bargaining.
Oklahoma shifts away from Governor Marland’s New Deal style spending and resents federal taxation while business improves after drought. Voters fault Senator Gore’s federal fund stance and question Roosevelt support. many distrust third party leanings amid Republican hopes in a tight statewide climate.
Twenty four members and guests of the Corry Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry for a dinner. Willi Ruland, a camper at Mount Gretna, spoke on his experiences and the Corry Rotary Club's sponsorship of the camp. Guests included B. B. Waltz of Mayville and E. W. Schuyter of Corry.
Harrisburg October 7 Gov George H War safety council will approve next week a 21800 dollar four reel film on drunken and reckless driving. The Part contract for prarineing and exhibiting the film was let to Stanley P Hatlen of Philadelphia. He will receive 4000 for the script 4800 for production and 18000 for exhibiting at 1200 schools and other viable places before July.
M Bart Schiegel, 25, fatally injured while entering Berkshire Hosiery Mills during a strike. coroner’s jury rules death caused by a missile from an unknown person. District Attorney Rieser continues investigation. Event occurred in Reading.
In Meadville a late night crash during heavy rain injured Thompson of Niles Ohio who died an hour after hospital admission. David Grant of Niles and a third passenger Mrs R A Thompson also enduring injuries. A New York City resident Solomon Platton was hospitalized after a light truck skidded and struck the Grant car. High Patrol Corporal H Blocker reported.
Ontario plans to mobilize nearly 3 thousand workers to salvage 50 million feet of burned timber in Northern Ontario. The project aims to recover resources and provide employment in the wake of extensive forest damage.
A dated legal notice appears summarizing a court petition in which Sally B Hing and others are named. The document outlines claims to certain lands, mentions heirs and assigns, and sets a six month deadline from service to show cause why ejectment cannot be docketed. It references dates and names including Eliza Reed, George H Peck, Amelia Peck, Samuel Hooker, Frederick Hooker, and L White.
The Office of the Secretary of the School District of Corry announces sealed proposals for building materials including nails, finishing, skylights, and heating water systems. Proposals due October 14, 1986 at 8:00 AM with bids accepted as specified. The district reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive defects. Charles H. Guiger secretary.
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