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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
7
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Rev H Ray Harris is reappointed as pastor of the United Brethren Church in Corry for another year, following Sunday announcements by Bishop G D Bildort and Conference Superintendent N H MacAlister at the 72nd annual conference. Other appointments listed include Albion O B Anderson, Bear Lake W D Black, Bradford O W Schafer, and Erie S P Weaver, among many.
Gen. Francisco de Pinedo and crew member Jennyn Tiplian perished when their plane Santa Lucia crashed on takeoff from Wood Bennett airport in New York as they attempted a nonstop distance record.
Miss Ruth Heideger and Miss Dorothea Dempsey joined in marriage Monday at St. Cecelia Church Rochester with Rev. Angelus officiating. The bride wore dive chiffon velvet and yellow roses. reception for forty at the bride’s aunt Mary Uhring home. The couple plan to reside on West Smith Street after a motor trip.
Corry Lodge of BPOE will open its bowling alleys at the Club House on Wednesday evening. A spaghetti supper will be served at eight o clock. Members and friends are invited to attend.
A dancing party at the Corry Country Club Saturday evening drew a large crowd including out of town guests. The program featured specialty numbers by the orchestra, with attendees such as Miss Joan Bish Miss Jean Allen John Connelly William Bennett Wilson Creal Howard Lott of Warren and others from Jamestown Union City Los Angeles Cleveland and more.
United Press reports the Steel weekly review shows U S steel operations at 45 percent of capacity for the week ended September 2, the best reading since late May. New England mills hit 85 percent, the national high, while Wheeling Detroit and Birmingham averaged 80 55 and 5 percent.
Thieves looted a Wattsburg store early Saturday taking over 400 in cash and a stamp collection valued near 32 000. The 200 pound safe was pried open in the Union Coal and Supply Co building on Main street. Police found no prints as officers investigated exits and possible informants. The loss was insured for cash but not the stamp book. R D Mulkie of Union City owned the store.
Dennison 65 an inmate at the county farm in Sacrertown Pa died in Spencer hospital seven minutes after arriving from a crash when struck by a car driven by Florence J Porter 25 Meadville PA Patrolman W A Jaltin said Dennison walked into the car on Alben street extension R D 7 The report mentions a political ad praising Ruppler and discussing county finances.
Harrisburg reports a record ballot fight as Pennsylvania voters tackle 12 constitutional amendments, two referenda, a full slate of county and municipal races, and several separate questions including unemployment relief bonds, soldiers bonus bonds, prohibition repeal, and Sunday sports measures.
Continued from Page One the oil price fixing dispute moves toward the president. A committee proposed a minimum crude oil price above 110 a barrel but Tekes vetoed the recommendation in his order and planned to confer with the president after his vacation. The secretary’s oil administration role in the Interior Department grows.
The administration's director of the public works program set the oil code to start operations by establishing a maximum daily production limit of 2.4 million barrels for the country.
A Concord township Democratic rally is planned for Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the Town Hall. State assemblyman Norman J. Fitzgerald of Erie and other Democratic leaders are expected to address the meeting, with voters in the township nearby urged to attend.
Edward Linders will attend to duties of a court appointment at Room 510 Warren Nations Bank Building Warren Pa on Thursday September 17 1953 at ten o clock A M all interested may attend to be heard.
Damaging hurricane impacted Brownsville Corpus Christi and nearby towns causing flooding and high seas. Reports cite hundreds of lives lost in Cuba and severe water intrusions at several Texas ports. Coastline damage estimated in the millions with strong winds and tidal surge affecting Brownsville, Corpus Christi, and surrounding areas.
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