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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
6
The fragment notes showers and showers related terms tied to ParastaF Tevdy with mentions of weather activity. The readable text is sparse and not fully clear on location or timing, but indicates a brief shower event in a local forecast context.
townsfolk heard the New York Stock Exchange would close at noon on Wednesday September 13 in observance of a statewide NRA demonstration. Local events include church services by Bishop John Ward at Emmanuel Episcopal and a primary election registration deadline looming September 16.
Construction on the Corry Spring Creek highway resumes with top surface nearly finished on six miles. About a mile of the top coat completed from the Henry farm toward Will Claris farm, tests near the tannery and city line. Russell & Williamson expect rapid progress, Daily surfacing around 4000 feet, weather favorable, base solid, road to Corry then Garland extension planned.
District Attorney Mortimer E B Graham and County Treasurer Lawrence H Taylor warned Friday that sale of spiked beer and spirits in licensed beer places must halt immediately. They noted numerous viola tions and feared state troopers could be sent for a wholesale clean-up. urged the city to adopt closing hours regulations, while stating the treasurer lacks authority to check compliance without remonstrances filed.
The Corry Local of the Dairymen's League met last evening in the Beaverdam church parlors with about fifty members. Lloyd Hammond presided and the meeting featured a talk on the milk situation by Mr. Bentley of the Jamestown plant. Remarks were offered by the Corry plant manager Mr. Moore. The program included community singing led by Mrs. W. E. Froctor, vocal selections by Miss Borstorff, a duet by Miss M Peterson and Miss Beatrice McCray. At the close, ice cream and cake were served.
Sept. 2 near Sparta township Warren county line the Pereau farm home at Cobbs Corners was totally destroyed by fire about 3 30 in the morning. Mrs Pereau and two children escaped with some possessions as neighbors aided. Loss estimated 2000 to 3000 with little insurance.
Carry voters have one more day, Saturday, September 16, to qualify for participation in the Fall primary on September 19. All voters must register this Fall to be eligible for the primary and general elections. Corry enrollment totals reach 956 with 488 on day one and 468 on day two, split 558 Republicans and 372 Democrats. Registrars will be at their posts next Saturday from 8 to 12, 1 to 6, and 7 to 10 for the final enrollment push.
Paul Siple, 24, will sail September 25 from Boston on his second Antarctic expedition. He aims to write about his travels, saying he enjoys discovering new things and believes writing offers his best path. He credits his selection by Admiral Byrd from Boy Scouts five years earlier and notes his modest, curious nature. The interview took place at his home on West 6th Street where a museum like living room displays curios from around the world.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Morris announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude to Howard Burton son of Mr and Mrs Ed Burton of Russell City Pa The ceremony occurred in Clymer on September 7 and the couple left for Russell City They will reside in Sheffield where the groom is employed by Standard Oil Co
Charles Perry faced Crawford county charges of larceny and receiving stolen goods after a federal chase tied to the Dyer Act. Indictments also named Paul J. Murphy, former Titusville High principal, on forgery breaking and entering burglary and larceny counts. Perry allegedly stole cattle near Centerville and several auto thefts in Corry area before capture.
United Press report from Lake City Minnesota says two mail robbery suspects were captured after a gun battle near the railroad station. One wounded man died suspected. a third man escaped possibly shot. Wounded suspect taken to Lake City hospital. detainee identified as R. Batterson of Rockford Illinois.
About fifty members of the Austh ian Class and families enjoyed a corn and wiener roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Lillie at their Williams and Church streets property. A bonfire and assembly singing accompanied guitar numbers from Mrs Lille, creating a merry evening for a large group.
Union City reports a new well drilled by the McCray Company reached water at about sixty feet with a ten inch pipe. An electric pump attached on Friday produced 170 gallons per minute, totaling nearly three hundred thousand gallons in a day, greatly expanding emergency water supply and easing drought fears.
The text details a church schedule with Rev. Perry and Rev. G. St. Mary planning morning and evening services. A midweek class begins at 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. with topics on Revelation and atonement. Mentions Springstead and Corry Main Street as related locations.
Fragmentary text mentions a church and comparisons to others. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to establish a concrete news item.
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