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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1939
Page
7
The 2nd of September brings a light frost and a mix of town news. A new air and express schedule raises flying speeds by ten miles per hour over the loop while Cory remains a dispatch and receiving point. Authorities warn against harvesting wild mushrooms though some seasoned growers still bring in fall delicacies.
Spartansburg residents anticipate the 19th annual Sparta Community Fair open Thursday through Saturday with ox roasting planned for Friday night under P J Dooher in charge. The fair grounds host booths, prizes, a Pyrex giveaway at Morris' Hardware, and steady exhibits, with packing and concessions ready for visitors.
Waterford hosts the third annual community fair from Thursday to Saturday on the public square. Free acts and band music accompany rides such as a Ferris wheel and merry go round. Exhibits include crops vegetables poultry livestock canned goods fruit handicraft sewing and more. Poultry and small pets show indoors in the forge building near the High School with a livestock display in a large 80 by 60 foot tent.
Rev McNally spoke at the Baptist church this morning to Senior High students on the subject Crime Never Pa. He related prison incidents to illustrate breaking the spirit of incorrigibles. Also notes Sunday services at Methodist church with Rev Elmer Avery to preach first sermon in Erie.
The Rotary Hobby Fair will open in October with multiple exhibits and attractions. Organizers announced a program including school products, volunteer showcases, and several special displays, aiming to draw families and community members to the event.
Butler, Sept 32 United Press report details a man named Boyle, 48, of West Sumancy, killed instantly when a belt or pulley entangled him while he started a damaged engine. His clothing was caught, and his body dragged toward the machinery. officials reported the accident occurred on the premises with nearby workers witnessing the incident.
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