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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
8
The offices of Olson and Larson and the Erie County Savings and Loan in Ridgway were entered during noon hour and about $100 in cash taken. Police acted quickly. 10 arrests reported. A strange man seen with papers fled down stairs as stenographer cleared the scene.
Sparta Ohio district reports upcoming benefit plays by Sparta Athletic Association at Firemen's hall on Friday Oct. 23. New teacher Cecil Miller directs the school program as auditions and shop classes under Mr. Whitney plan for a larger enrollment this year. Senior class hosts a Halloween party Oct. 30. Community events include a quilt winner, Ivy Embroidery Club meeting in Concord Corners, and Princess Pat Club gathering. Obituary notes for Richmond H. Patchen recount a long, respected life in Spartansburg with family survivors.
President Roosevelt urged Mayor Barber that Congressman Crosby seek funds in the next congress to preserve the Niagara and Wolverine, historic warships in Brie harbor. He supported the preservation movement and urged inclusion of the needed amount in a suitable appropriation for the two ships.
An old advertisement urges quick washing of any cut or scratch to prevent infection and promotes San Cura Medicated Soap and San Cura Ointment as antiseptic healing products. It notes the ointment relieves inflammation, reduces pain, and speeds tissue healing, with prices listed for the soap and ointment.
About 2,000 people gathered on courthouse steps as Gov George Earle spoke in Meadville. Judge Kent adjourned court to attend the event with remarks from Congressman Crosby and Assembly candidate Smith. the audience included Republicans and Democrats from across the county. Memorial services were held for Vix Patten at his home with Masonic rites at Rose Hill Cemetery. A Baptist church business meeting was set for October 9 1930 with officers urged to attend, and Mrs V. Shreve led the district meeting. Powell attended a Lincoln auto dealers meeting in Cleveland yesterday.
United Press reports scrutiny of registration figures across 88 rural counties shows Allegheny and Philadelphia counties likely deciding factors in Pennsylvania's 36 electoral votes. GOP leads rural districts but Democratic gains overall raise expectations of a record turnout. Allegheny and Philadelphia may tilt the state.
Newly elected officers of Elmer C. Sunrier Post No 385 American Legion will take over at the regular meeting on North Center Street this evening. Sidmeil commander Justin Butters will be absent due to a New York engagement. Harry Spicer, senior vice commander, will preside.
At Perkoley University of California the annual debate topics are set with sex religion and politics generally as the central theme motives for the coming year. The choice signals a bold program highlighting social order beliefs and public policy issues.
HRIG, Oct. 9 The enrollment irregularities probe slowed as heckling over probe appointments halted progress. Three of six checkers appeared Thursday morning but could do nothing as Commissioners Blair and Flatley refused to support appointing Assistant County Detective Costes and William Tazco as chief inspectors. The Republican observers returned home awaiting the next registration commission meeting.
Harrisburg October 9 shipments of seedlings and transplants from state nurseries for fall forestry reach nearly 500000 trees. Private planters like Dougherty andler Indiana 80000 and Dan Rinn Indiana 27000 lead a list of buyers across Pennsylvania. Species in demand include black locust red maple white pine and larch as fall planting remains popular for forestation efforts.
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