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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
8
Erie Conference of the M church opens at Ridgway today as various community events unfold. Erie Railroad reports August net operating income of 755,241 dollars vs 651,928 in August 1984. Local notices include marriages, fair openings, and a planned WPA storm damage repair project starting Friday with 47 workers.
Franklin Sept 18 A new racket seeks farm laborers by offering room and board then steals their cars. Gordon Jackson 30, of New Castle, described as 5 ft 3 in, 130 pounds with a tattooed forearm, is sought after he took Florence L Bole’s car at New Bedford and used a Flickner farm car. He may be in Erie or northern Ohio. also wanted in Henry County Ohio for larceny.
Beaverdam U B Ladies arrange activities for year including a chicken supper at the church basement next Tuesday evening September 24 and a busy schedule of visiting friends, hosting dinners, family gatherings and community events with members and local families in Corry Union City Jamestown Erie and nearby towns.
Ruby Harrell also known as Jackie OBrien and Mrs Catherine Naughton and Mrs Charles B Kuch faced $500 bail on charges of conspiring to obtain a $200 state soldier bonus. Charles B Ruch awaits $1000 bail in the same case in the state veterans' compensation bureau.
Lee Doerschuk hauled 40 carp from Crystal Springs Lake near Massillon weighing a total 60 pounds, making a notably tall fish story credible.
In Philadelphia the November mayoral race centers on Democrat John B. Kelly and Republican ex Democrat Davis Wilson. Kelly, 45, Olympic rower and head of a brickwork firm, was active in party work and chairs the city central committee. Wilson, 54, former city controller, started in contracting and founded the Philadelphia Citizens League. Both claimed nominations in the primary. Wilson did not register for party switch and cannot vote or run.
The state milk control board will resume hearings today on its new order governing the industry. Opponents, witnesses, and proponents will be heard after the current session ends. The order’s effective date, previously set for Sept 1, is postponed indefinitely, with higher producer prices and reduced handling charges at rural receiving stations. Roland S. Morris, ambassador to Japan and attorney for the Philadelphia Milk Exchange, assisted in starting the controversial hearings.
In a pleasant meeting at the I O O F hall last evening the Lady Rebekahs named officers for the coming year. Noble Grand Mrs Mauds Colby Vice Grand Mrs Sadie Dyckes Recording Secretary Mrs Dorix Loveland Financial Secretary Miss Hazel Nowlton Treasurer Mrs Gertrude Bernstein Newly named officers will be installed on October day.
In a Towns end club meeting at the Grand Theatre Miss Mary Moore was unanimously chosen as delegate to the Townsend convention to be held in cage the week of October 27th.
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