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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
3
A long list of local activities fills the week from a St Kebese novena at St I hdmap elpinch to WPA workers conventions in Hawksburg. Registrations, religious services, and a hotel advertising program emerge alongside a Harrisburg conference on recreation and education.
A Bradford Commerce National Bank shortage tied to two million dollars prompted a coroner verdict of probable self harm and led to multiple arrests. The bank closed September 19 after announcing insured deposits of 41,200,000, with 6,000 customers affected. Harold Benson and Harold Miller faced charges for falsification of entries and misapplication of funds, with Benson linked to two ledger manipulation entries and Miller accused of misapplication of funds.
Cleveland Sept. 26 At least 41 of Ohio 88 counties will hold local option elections on the Aquor question this November with a deadline of October 1 for referenda. State officials say sentiment may limit legal liquor sales to larger cities and scattered spots within a few years. Causes include deaths from drunken driving, noise and beer price complaints, opposition to state liquor board actions, and renewed temperance activity. 838 of 1340 townships have banned liquor. 502 remain wet.
Ni Sept 2b In Friday non support court Judge William J Hirt heard 18 of 23 cases. Mrs Edward J Reichel testified that her husband failed to support her and that she has been married five times. She claimed all husbands are living and that matrimonial difficulties began six months ago after their latest marriage. Reichel, married twice before, admitted she stayed out all night and charged he choked her. Judge Filtt ordered Reichel to contribute five dollars weekly for her support.
Seven Corry residents were admitted to citizenship by Judge Mew in county court. Names include Josef Vadovica, Josef Verely, Matthew Bozel, Widabeth Lawrence, Nini Messing, Domick Patl, Mary Jackson, and Walter Wozniak. The article notes the extended citizenship program and praise for the clerk’s efforts in Carey.
Beere family reunion held at Guys Mills Pennsylvania attended by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sider, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lille and Miss Lily Henry. Mothers Class September meeting set at Mrs. Wilson Sickler’s home. Various local visits, club meetings, and social events noted including WCTU and a birthday surprise for Harriet Donaldson with gifts and refreshments.
Harrisburg pa September 26 welfare secretary John D Pennington said state departments of Welfare and Public Instruction will increase mental health protection for public school children. More frequent consultations and coordination will be provided with about 40 clinics for mental patients in the state available to school authorities to aid examinations as thousands of new students enter schools this year.
Justin Butters was elected commander of Ahmet C. Carrier post No. 865 American Legion at the regular Woolly meeting on North Center street. He succeeds G. T. Bergman, and officers include Harry Spicer, E. Brooks, Haight, DePoorest Burch, W. Stuart Houghton, Harold Wolfe, and Livyd Stowe. Installation to be led by District Commander Lloyd Stowe next month. Plans set for participation in the Salvation Army appeal.
Decisions given in local non support cases include awards against three royal families. Oscar Stott of Corry was granted a reduced ruling ordering $62 per week for his wife and child, down from $3 per week. Donald Williams was ordered to pay $8 weekly, and Guy M Hulbert of Corry was ordered to pay $4 weekly.
Butler Pa September 20 Parmelia Snodgrass Cooper 88 widow of Robert Knox Cooper died yesterday at a residence of Mrs Howard O T Miler 228 Third Street from injuries including shock and a fractured skull sustained when pulled from the car in which she rode near Bakerstown Thursday night Four others Clinton Miller operator JM and Dre Paul Miller and Mrs Howard Miller of Bates escaped with minor cuts
Ralph M Bashore and labor secretary outline efforts to modernize workmen compensation in Pennsylvania. They note long delays and large backlogs, with 600 injured workers awaiting rightful claims and a push to speed payments. Officials defend gradual reform under Republican-dominated legislature while highlighting WPA support and administrative changes to inform workers of their rights.
Warren County Democrats announce a large rally set for October 1 in Warren with Roosevelt Day observances statewide. President Roosevelt will speak in Pittsburgh that night. Featured speakers include Senator George of Georgia, Norbert Fitzgerald of Erie, and Dennis J. Driscoll, aiming to energize voters and promote liberal assembly candidates.
At Lavelle Station Friday evening an automobile driven by Pat Crowell collided with a train at the crossing. Crowell, returning from a Mash touring trip, was unable to proceed after the impact as the vehicle was severely damaged. Passengers aboard reportedly fled, and a witness described the wheel hitting the cup hub before the car was halted.
Sept 20 Kane residents recount an equinoctial storm that hit the area Thursday bringing heavy rain and a temperature drop. A bolt of lightning struck the Bell Telephone building between Field and Haines on Fraley Street wounding no one, but stunning more than twenty workers and causing roof and brick wall damage worth about 100 dollars, insured.
Windsor Conn Mrs Mary A Barnes marks her sixth birthday by working on a bed quilt designed to contain 6000 pieces. She pursues the project as a craft and keeps a steady pace, enjoying the intricate task and family admiration.
A 1930s United States education overview shows about 25 percent of Americans in school, with millions in public and private institutions. Data from the Office of Education highlights enrollment, staffing, and regional disparities across elementary to higher education.
Rev W H Garett of Speins Creek spoke to a sizable Townsend Club gathering at the Grand Theatre delivering notes on the Townsend Plan. The club announced fruit auction plans and room rental classifieds for the upcoming Friday meeting.
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