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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
6
A scattered weather map shows showers and cooler air moving in over the region. Erie area notes include railroad freight carload totals, lodge meetings, charity dinners, and local election preparations with regstration deadlines and anticipated turnout.
A report notes State plans to establish vocational training schools in twenty Commonwealth cities to aid unemployed men. Local instructors back an inquiry to assess demand for a city program. A survey and possible early meeting could determine enrollment and potential state aid and public school cooperation.
The September meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors under the supervision of Mrs George Nagel due to the president's absence. A hymn and responsive reading opened the session, with a committee led by Mrs Henry Kepple planning work for the coming month and a flower committee named. Refreshments were served by Mrs Carl Carlson and Mrs Ray Burr, and Mrs A A Williams and Mrs Swanson will host in October. A tragic separate note reports 17 month old May Sarbo of New Castle died in hospital after being run over by her uncle Victor Sarbo’s car.
Washington dispatch reports rapid completion of price schedules for gasoline and crude oil to support federal price fixing. Secretary Tekes warns oil interests to halt price cutting wars in California and Brooklyn as industry plans set territorial differentials. Draft recommendations await oil data and reports on the extent of cutting, amid aims to stabilize crude near 1.24 dollars for mid continent crude.
Jamestown reports four Cleveland men held on charges of receiving stolen property linked to a car theft from Hugh Bedient of Levaht. Fingerprints and photos sent to Buffalo for comparison in a murder case involving Salvatore and Vincenzo ee Bi Oharles Tedesco. Suspects named John Mitchell Frank Pless Angelo Micell with Gay avenue Halborn street Fifth street addresses.
Corry Grange No. 85 will hold a regular session Saturday at 8 30 pm. A large attendance is urged as important questions will be discussed. A special literary program is planned and a broad turnout is hoped for to enjoy it.
Max Marston of Philadelphia and Sidney W. Noyes Jr of Ardsley tied 18 holes in the morning round of the national amateur golf championship. Noyes, Yale graduate and recent conqueror of Johnny Fischer, rallied from a deficit to end all square after 18 holes. Both carded about 70, one under par, in a closely fought 16-hole quarterfinals day.
The passage defines soil as the superficial unconsolidated portion of the earth's crust made of broken rock and decaying organic matter. It notes fertility depends in part on the diameter of the parent rock.
Three residents from near Bethel were badly injured when a Chevrolet coupe was sideswiped by a trailer on Church Run road near Albert Proper farm in Titusville. Mrs G M Hummer had a scalp wound and was taken home after three stitches. Olivia Kerr escaped serious injury while Ralph Hummer, driver, was shaken but unhurt. The trailer and left side suffered heavy damage.
In Pittsburgh on September 14 the three receivers of the Pressed Steel Car company gained authority to ease indebtedness up to 850000 dollars and refinance the business.
The tenth triennial Missouri State Association of the Deaf convention met in Kansas City with dinner dancing business and speeches conducted using sign language. The event showcased Deaf community activities and communications in a formal gathering.
Bond issues totaling 143000 were approved by the department of internal affairs. Rostraver township school district in Westmoreland county received 68000 to fund floating debt and 20000 for operating expenses. Other approvals included Punxsutawney borough school district and Penn township school district floating debt funding at 30000 and 25000 respectively.
Arthur Race of Boston told 400 delegates at the American Hotel Association convention that Sen Bernard Hoover privately favored repeal of the 18th amendment during the final year of his presidency. In Buffalo, the city ended a grain strike that tied up over 3 million bushels with about 600 workers set to return to work at noon today.
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