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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment references a federal arrest and charges but provides no clear names, dates, places, or actions. The incomplete text leaves the incident and parties unreadable, offering only hints of a prior arrest and related charges without verifiable specifics.
The French Creek Clymer Rural Teachers Club held its first meet ing of the second tier at Wrench Creek District No 8 on October 1. Miss Ethel Groters called the meeting to order. Reports covered art across grades with illustrations from French Creek No 3 and No 1, and a discussion on teaching problems. The year’s book is Mark Sullivan’s Our Times. November meeting set for French Creek No 8 with art and physics topics and reports by several members. The session adjourned with remarks that it was the most interesting ever attended.
Harrisburg reports the Federal Emergency Education program will run this winter on a reorganized basis. Changes include joining the works program, enlarged county councils, local supervisory staff, worker selection by family budget need, and surveys across counties to determine required educational projects, all contingent on federal funds after October 1.
Alderman Paul Watson issued a warrant for Nelson C. Duryea, 29, 8321 Euclid Ave Wesleyville, for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Helen Wierchowski, 18, struck at 18th and Parade streets three weeks earlier. Duryea also faces driving without a license. Charlotte Ferrar, 29, ITT Priestly Avenue, owner and co passenger, was fined $25 and costs for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a car.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Weaver in Corry for William Weaver who died at his Ravenna home. Rev. S. L. Wagner officiated. interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers listed. out-of-town attendees included L. N. Lang and daughter Anna Lang of Olean.
Florida experts predict a record tourist season as hotels plan early openings on October 18 and prices stay within 10 percent. Building activity surges with hundreds of new homes on gulf keys and sixteen new terraza rinks to boost tourist play. City statisticians forecast not less than 52000 names on city information records by March, with most visitors from New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
The first series of ontage tour naments under Masonic auspices opened last evening at the Masonic hall. Dr J H Wright led one team while Dr Harry Rhodes steered the other. Rhodes's team won a most interesting match, with six tournaments planned for the season titled The Squares and The Compasses. For sale Cream separator cheap Spencer's Cash Mill.
North Carolina Senate and Governor debates in the early 1930s led to a commission drafting a new constitution after voting reforms. The process tangled with repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, delays, and a Supreme Court ruling nullifying a general election vote, ending with the new constitution discarded.
Mrs W H Decker of Centerville dies at home Tuesday morning leaving husband Walter Decker and seven children. Services for the memory will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM from the Centerville home with burial at Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
An old ad touts Creomulsion as a multi effect cough remedy. It claims safety and a druggist guarantee, offering reimbursement if relief is not achieved. The copy warns coughs as danger signals and urges careful treatment.
Acting on Mayor James Rossiter recommendation, the city council adopted a resolution to surcharge Treasurer Jolie a Phillins. The action ranges between 7 000 and 10 000 dollars with a 3 percent commission and delinquent fixes for 1932 83. The mayor cited a state law requiring a tax disparity review within a year of receipt.
Carter Hill notes report an upcoming special music program at the local church with services at the usual time and an invitation for all to attend. The item also lists brief family notices and visits between residents of Silver Creek Malcomer Spring Creek Union City and nearby communities, mentioning Andrew Sventes in Corry hospital and several local households.
Local schools plan a matinee passion play presented by an established European company. Tickets sold before the event, with prices announced. The performance, first staged in Gesmin years ago, has English translation since 1930 and draws visitors from Erie and nearby towns.
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