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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
3
A Denver impersonator Adelbert Milla will perform tonight at the Grand theatre building under the Townsend Club of Corayova. Also featured are St Terese the Little Flower opening at St Thomas church Wednesday and continuing through October.
Farmers report a record ensilage year with abundant corn and silage storage expanding along the Roosevelt Highway between Corry and Union City. Favorable late summer rain and September warmth boosted second growth in clover and alfalfa. Potatoes faced spotty yields in low fields while buckwheat remained strong. Beef and pork prices rising improve farm revenue amid overall excellent prospects.
National Eucharistic Day observed at St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches as Cleveland prepares to host 100000 Catholic leaders at the congress running through Thursday. Cardinal Patrick Hayes will preside at ceremonies with Rev Graves and Rev Heidt among local attendees.
Cincinnati dispatch reports a powerful quake detected in the southeastern Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines this morning by Xavier University seismograph. Early readings placed the event at 4 37 a m with aftershocks following, as residents noted wooded areas and colorfully seen tremors across the city.
State police probe a Friday night raid at the Man Warren farm on Selota road near the city. A thoroughbred sheep was found with its throat cut. fence cut. milking equipment lamps and other articles stolen. clues unearthed. arrests may come in a few days as investigators pursue suspects.
Warren county WPA start dates outline three of five authorized projects beginning Monday and Tuesday. Jefferson and Madison avenues paving in Warren and street improvements in Russell to start Monday. Hatch Run road grading in Glade township to begin Tuesday. Other two projects, including courthouse painting and Columbus dam completion, expected to open in the coming week.
Second series of hearings on a new milk order by the State Milk Control Board begins tomorrow after two weeks of adverse testimony from mill distributors and producers organizations. The board aims to refute dealers claims that the order will cause prohibitive losses and raise dairy men’s income by about 3 million dollars annually. Originally slated for Sept 1, the order was postponed at the request of 36 dealers led by the Philadelphia Mill Exchange.
Corry residents listened Sunday morning as the Orpheus Male Choir of Cleveland, featuring Robert Ream, broadcast from Moscow at 8 45. Ream informed his mother of the concert, and many Corry friends joined in via the Red network reception. The Cleveland choir’s Moscow visit is financed by the Soviet government.
The Corry Public School board will accept the 1935 86 schol calendar and other routine measures as opening of the school year is discussed. A Vocational school program will also be on the agenda for the evening session.
Re v F A Wimer is assigned to the Clarion church for the year following the Erie Conference. Other appointments announced include Rev Perry F Haines returning to First M E in this city and multiple clergy placements for Clymer Findley Lake Kane Little Valley Panama Warren Grace First Erie Asbury Cascade Henderson Kingsley North East North Girard Titusville Union City Waterford Mill Village Wattsburg and Clarion with P A Wimer.
Mr and Mrs William Hoyt celebrate as Uncle Sammy the cat marks its 25th birthday in South Royalston Vi. The long lived pet is touted as possibly the oldest cat in the world.
The Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania holds its eighth annual meeting at the Penn-Wells hotel in Wellsboro starting at noon on Wednesday October 16. President C. I. Brown of Corry outlines the program with a year review, community quota reports, and a progressive plan for 1935 36, with James P. Meail of Corry serving as a director representing Coury.
The council, under Article XV of the covenant, must proceed with peace efforts. It is to draft a report. if Ethiopia accepts it, peace recommendations may be issued. If Ethiopia rejects, Italy cannot legally go to war. League members would aid Ethiopia against Italy and penalties would be possible only after an attack.
Mov Florence C Black 89 of Youngsville dies after a car strike at the Pennsylvania Fairpost crossing near the Allegheny. Her daughter Grace Abraham and others were in the vehicle. Coroner investigates negligence at the crossing as funeral plans are set for Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Luke Graham travel to New York for business.
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