Gas & Electric output falls after textile strike
The Associated Gas & Electric System reports a 6.8 percent drop in net electric output for the week ending September 15, compared to the same period last year, amid ongoing textile strike activity.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
7
The Associated Gas & Electric System reports a 6.8 percent drop in net electric output for the week ending September 15, compared to the same period last year, amid ongoing textile strike activity.
Sparta area notes show Medlert Wellner Co of Medina Ohio pushing ahead under ideal weather. Work on the road and new bridge progresses with the Corry end completed and crews moving toward the Erie county line. Several hundred feet of forms ready for pouring as grading shifts to the Clint Smith area and preparations continue for next week's concrete. Local social items highlight farm visits and club meetings across Spartansburg and nearby towns.
At a September meeting held at Mrs G C L Cloughs home the Union City Woman's Club voted to suspend meetings for the immediate future due to fiscal strain and to preserve its civic function after seven years of operation. Separately Miami University students advocate husband as head of household and marriage preparation as beneficial.
Theodora M. Nagle of Erie, Pa., appeals a $150,000 verdict against her father's estate, which a county court set aside. Seven justices heard arguments and took the case under advisement. Nagle contends the only remedy for libelous statements is civil action, asserting the will implied she was illegitimate.
Northfield Massachusetts September 25 195X investigators considered the slaying of Rev Elioth Speer a two man job. Police noted two likely suspects and said both may be local residents familiar with Mount Hermon School and Rev Speer. A witness spotted a man buying shells for a 12 gauge shotgun within a day of the murder.
More than 300 Young Republican state committee members met in Harrisburg to elect officers, meet state-wide candidates, and plan campaign activities. Shales W. Carroll of Philadelphia resigned as treasurer after a year.
Sunburn and burns praise San Cura Ointment as a first aid for injuries. The ad claims rapid healing and antiseptic effects for burns cuts bruises piles eczema tetter boils pimples and itching. A 60 cent jar is guaranteed and refunds offered if unsatisfied. Available at leading drug stores.
UNION CITY Sept 26 Deputy and his son Rexford Dennen were arrested on warrant charges of assault and battery. The pair, including Deputy Coroner DH Danner, were released on $300 bail each. The information alleges they beat Nicholson Mabt and Hineatened the muwn'g Hite.
Eldred’s Maglisceau squad, after a previous 72 to 0 loss to Kane, shocked Foothill foes with a 112 to 0 win over Park Allegany. Port, now led by Al Magliseoan former Youngsville coach, emerges as a strong county title contender. Pine trimming at the halus of Elfred oil Wit eliminates Hien wom the rune ning.
District Attorney Maurice P. Lane stated Reed Stadblock, 26 alias Shattuck of Tuaville, confessed to criminally attacking an Oil City nurse with an unknown weapon in Franklin. The claim was reported by United Press from Venango County authorities.
John Vernon of Jamestown N Y was found dead in a Tokyo hotel on September 17. Jack Meyer 24, a transient, is held on suspicion after allegedly confessing he killed Vernon and robbed him of 1.70 and the victim’s knife and watch. Police say Meyer described the brush and postmortem details but later denied fatal injury. Identification of the victim as James Johnston, Japanese manager of the hotel, initially caused doubt. Police continue investigation despite inconsistent leads.
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