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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
4
In a Stone-Ed locale Roy Eulimiston reels a big fish on the Kenna river story. Friends celebrate the catch of a 6 35 inch muscallonge Friday near Kingua at the confluence with the Allegheny River.
A Sunday crash on Belle Valley road injured none but led to the arrest of Jon Biinski 40 of Waterford for driving while intoxicated. Other notes report Gene Carroll escaping major injury after a gasoline fire in his Cadillac, road projects completed, notable deaths, court actions, local notices, and community events across Ridgway Kane and nearby towns.
The Washington B A Study Circle will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 7 20 PM at the home of Mir 0 R Jones with Mrs Jones leading due to Mrs Burt Hurst absence. Topic: What About Work from the September Child Welfare magazine. all members urged to attend including new members.
Rev G L Boyd and T Whitlsey attend the fall meeting of the Presbytery in Titusville at the Presbyterian church. Samuel Scott represents the local church and will attend Tuesday sessions. Ministers and delegates from Northwestern Pennsylvania gather for open sessions with addresses and discussions. Clarence A Kerr of Monaco delivers the principal address this evening after a symposium on young people's work.
President Roosevelt called four leading steel rail manufacturers to a conference to reach price terms allowing railroads to buy 500 000 tons of rails. The White House regards rail prices as too high and expects a $20 million order for the steel industry if a figure is agreed. Columbus P T A to hold first meeting of year Sept 28 at Odd Fellows Home. A reception for teachers planned. parents urged to attend.
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