Water Wings West of the Hockies
A strange band called water wings or the Dip ser can swim beneath the surface or run along the bottom of rushing mountain streams in search of food.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1937
Page
5
A strange band called water wings or the Dip ser can swim beneath the surface or run along the bottom of rushing mountain streams in search of food.
A quirky homey note quotes Uncle Eben debating education and intelligence with a rural dialect. Mrs Clifford Long and Frieda Marie Long visited Spar tansburg today amid light local chatter and a playful tone about learning and the round earth idea.
Local notes list guests and travelers including Miss Gertrude Gaffney departing for Buffalo to visit brother George Kent and sister Mary Gaffney, Miss Roberta Rotherfod arriving from Rochester, and many others visiting relatives or preparing trips to Niagara Falls, Lima, Buffalo, and Vincennes.
Delilah Hinman funeral held at the Maple Avenue home of her son Cay in Wriay with Rev. Perry F Haines officiating. O A Johnson and Sirs drank Lillis accompanied by Merrill Lillie sang. Interment in Pie ainvel cemetery with out of town mourners Glenn Hinman Dina Yount Buffalo and James Wilson Thelman Wilson and Jud Rob of Olean present.
A garbled report notes a new Beaver to Waltsturg highway project advancing from Hushing to completion. Workers push toward a late stage target within a week or ten days with the first section expected to open next week.
Testimony converting purchases of liquor made by federal agents in their probe of an alleged bootlegging ring is to be introduced Monday in federal court. Forty persons face trial on charges of violating Prohibition era laws by their alleged participation in illicit liquor distribution in Bradford and Olean. Government witnesses described trailing runners from a distributing point to several Bradford speakeasies as the case moves forward.
Market gossip from Elmer C. Walzer reports stocks sinking to new lows not seen since 1935. Dow Jones falls to 1447.40, rails and utilities hit new lows, auto output drops, but wholesale and retail trade show some gains. William G. Douglas seen as cautious head of the SEC amid widespread selloff.
United Press reports a trading day in New York where stocks showed steadier movement after a week of volatility. Heavy selling earlier week pushed prices to new lows, but activity improved with trading picks, reflecting a cautious market stance.
An irregular trading day saw gains and losses nearly balanced as prices swung. The list of large industrials and utilities moved with notable activity in American Can American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and others amid choppy trading.
William Yeager, 51, Montour County farmer, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the slaying of state party official John E. Wessler during a gun battle as he tried to arrest Yeager. Defense lawyers moved to appeal to the state supreme court.
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