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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented paragram notes license plate renewals set to start Monday with about 400 renewals. The Bureau of Motor Registy has completed steps to begin delivery by mail and courier, aiming to reach owners with on time renewal forms and notices.
The Dramatic committee and cast members will meet Willis Kerns at Grange Hall Union City on Tuesday October 29 at 8 pm to assist in cast selection stage setting and makeup. Also weekly notes from Spring Creek detail local visits, community events, and residents traveling between Corry Warren Erie and Union City with weddings, illnesses, and social gatherings noted.
Reports show complaints against the 198000 tax assessment were filed with the Court of Tax Revision and Appeals during a two day session by City Council members acting as the municipal appeals board. Weather, water crisis, theft, infantile paralysis case, and a Sunday musical service at Emmitel Church are noted among various local items.
A new Waterhouse gasoline station opens on West Main Street with a modern layout, visible signage, and driving conveniences attracting local motorists and pedestrians.
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross plans its annual Roll Call before Armistice Day November 11. Mrs. J J Haight notes last year’s membership gain and expects strong support this year as national and federal relief efforts continue. Volunteers emphasize ongoing service, disaster relief, veteran aid, and public health programs, urging local citizens to join.
Baie Oct 20 The dispute centers on City Treasurer John J Phillips commissions on 1982 and 1933 taxes. Attorney Erle reuinty will press for an immediate settlement Friday. Phillips faces about 8000 more in 1992 and 1983 commissions. No payments except for 1934 taxes will be made until settlement.
US planes dominate the race toward Australia with two sections at Melbourne. In speed, Turner Pangborn and Cochrane-Smith compete for the top prize of £10,000 in Australian currency. In handicap, Whart and Folatio contend for £2,000, about $8,000, with final events to be staged near Flemington race course outside the city.
Mrs K Campbell and A L Matteson hosted a lunch for attendees Aldson For alution Mrs Gladys Hainer and G F Golm were present Claud Price of Corry was a guest The Thuredyy engagement was noted Dr and Mrs Palgem and Mr and Mrs Meld Baldwin from Union City visited Wednesday at the Mitchell County home
Helen Eberle violinist and Margaret Eberle pianist of Erle present a joint recital Monday evening October 22 at Dorothy Gauffreau’s home 437 South Center Street. Pupils Misa Gauffreau Mariah Johnson and others assist on a program of Bach Siciliano Pugnani Keesler Chopin Schubert and more highlighting Helen and Margaret Eberle with notes on their Eastman School training. Invitations may be obtained by calling George McIntyre Hare Creek Road Corry st23.
Oct 20 Erie reports reveal severe lunch shortages in the school system. Business Manager R Stanley Scabell says cafeterias must be self supporting, forcing free meals for orthopedic class pupils to end Oct 29. About 25 children affected, many unable to buy lunches. milk will continue via tax funds.
The governor lauds Pennsylvania State Police for fair action in the textile strike, noting their restraint and cooperation with sheriffs and strike leaders. He cites low violence, one injury, and one death in Pennsylvania versus other states, praising Major Lynn G. Adams and officials for impartial enforcement and protecting workers' rights and property.
Anta H Reynolda of Port Huron Michigan sponsor for the Woman's Health Association will host a free medical examination at Hotel Corry on Monday October 22 from 10 am to 1 pm offering benefit and membership screening for all WEA members and applicants. Dr Reynolds has been in brief this week to establish a health center for members and will be at the Commerce building corner Wth and State streets. He plans to visit Warren Tuesday and Wednesday October 23 and 24.
The Tagels Cur t is families gathered in Conneaut for a reunion. Mrs Ley Haak cut a birthday cake with 100 candles, a notable moment during the gathering.
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