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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
6
Local brief notes election day polls close at seven p m and a heavy final hour vote is anticipated. The day also reports on a city council meeting cancellation, radio campaigning for sheriff candidate N Dell Darling, and various regional items including gas output updates and odd news from Meadville and Erie.
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church reveals a complete district revamp for the 8th annual session. Four districts are retained Meadville James town Grove City and Brookville while personnel stay, with Dr A G Loke remaining Jamestown superintendent and Dr J H Clemens heading Meadville. New allocations shift Erie churches to Meadville and add McKean and North East to Clemens district, while several churches move to Grove City Brookville and Jamestown, altering regional leadership and coverage.
Lindberghs delay flight over Baltic during talks in Stockholm with Capt. Plorman of Swedish Aerotransport Company. Plorman announced orders for American planes for night flying. Conversations suggest a Stockholm eye on a northern Atlantic route made practical for five to six months annually.
Judge Noonan in Supreme Court authorized the release of assets of the Clymer State Bank and end liquidation. The bank will reopen soon as organization details and book settlements are completed, with Albert J. Foley and Wilson C. Price appearing for the Barfin Department and committees for depositors and stockholders.
The Fall meeting of the Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs will be at the Erie Woman's Club on October 18 with speakers Mrs. Richard J. Hamilton of Philadelphia and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot. Luncheon and afternoon program open to the public, music included, with talks on legislation and club matters plus a proposed three year term for county president.
Attendance at Bosworth Evangelistic Services increases with three large crowds at Grand theatre. Rev. B. R. Lewis spoke morning services, Rev. Bosworth led afternoon and evening talks. Healing testimonies flow in, including a woman gaining sight after prayer. Services continue nightly 7:30 pm except Saturday, now extended to October 1 under Christian and Missionary Alliance oversight.
Construction on the Corry to Spring Creek highway resumes this week with top surface pouring west from the Will Clark farm toward the city line. Delays from dirty slag and bad weather last week slowed progress but dry conditions and resumed work are accelerating advancement toward the tannery and beyond.
In a Los Angeles court Claire Windsor and her mother Mrs G E Cronk face a $75,000 affections suit verdict in favor of Marian Read. The trial heard accusations of stealing the rival’s husband and the actor's parents supported her. A second note reports Montreal considering a $250,000,000 national construction program by federal and provincial governments.
Continued improvements report ed in the condition of the three vic tims of Sunday's accidents Mrs Emeline Lincoln 78 of Warren who was seriously injured when the automobile driven by her daugh ter upset about two miles west of the city spent a fair night and her condition continued about the same this morning The aged Warren resident suffered serious chest injuries and because of her advanced age her condition was considered extra seri ous Mrs Guy Woodbury 53 of Saegertown her daughter who was severely cut and lacerated in the accident continues to show improve ment Little Richard Hurst 7 year old son of Mr and Mrs Bert Hurst 312 Marion street spent a fairly comfortable night and continues to show im provement The lad was forced to undergo amputation of his lower right leg when it was terribly crush ed in line shaft attached to a milking machine at the farm of his grand parents Mr and Mrs Lee Faullmer west Wattsburg late Sunday afternoon Test planned for children SATIPM Orc Here s one sign that prosperity is returning Local five year old children wishing to attend school must take an aptitude test which includes identification of money During the past two years only two out of thirty could identify a quarter but this year two out of six knew a two bit piece when they saw one.
An unclear report describes a car crash on a river road involving Mrs. and Samuel M, with a vehicle and roadside signs damaged. The fragment mentions Gestrians and Bast, a Saturday event, and possible injuries, but key details are unreadable.
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