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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1932

Page

4

Modernistic auction all this week and butter maker ads

Modernistic auction all this week offers occasional furniture at your price from Furniture Man Manufacturers' outlet on the Spencer Community All. Corry Creamery advertises Sweet Clover brand butter. The Ladies Circle meets Thursday evening at 7:30 at the W. C. W. Wall with prizes and a served supper. A Corry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary meeting is at 2 PM Wednesday for sewing. Police checked records for two men, Walter Ridge and James K. Greer, wanted on a confidence racket and arrest in Tamestown, N.Y., with Greer's clothing containing newspaper clippings about a Robbery in Highpoint, N. C. Davison-Fogle Lumber Co. offers Maple slab wood.

Corry Creamery Company W. C. W. Wall Arlo A. Williams Corry Hospital Igga —Ehle Walter #. Ridge James K. Greer Joe Camilen Tamestown N.Y Greer Highpoint N. C Southern Silk Mills, Inc Davison-Fogle Lumber Co

Local notices and ads mix with city news headlines

Public notices, sales blurbs, and community items appear with garden seeds, charity meetings, and local incidents. Reports include a charity meeting at Bry Brown home, a windstorm tree damage in Oil City, a port Allegany driver injury, and Meadvill e movie star trivia, all reflecting small-town life and commerce.

Corapolis Police Chief and four officers dismissed after clash

In Corapolis the police chief Leonard Kiesack and four patrolmen were dismissed following a council meeting marked by violent clashes. Testimony said Kiesack abused two Negro robbery suspects arrested in a chicken theft case in the Toiperial district while on duty.

Corapolis Leonard Kiesack Pat Kiengelt Kiesgel Hail Penlen Hegtoes Iman Nile

Mother of Erie priest killed by automobile

Miss Josephine Trembly of Holyoke Mass aged 56 visiting her son Reverend Lawrence Trembly pastor of the Catholic church in Erie was struck by car driven by Mrs Helen R Scholz of Erie. She was dragged about 100 feet and died last night at St Vincent's hospital. The body was sent to Holyoke for services.

Erie Josephine Trembly Holyoke Mass Willi Shu Lawrence Trembly St. Vincent's Hospital Helen R. Scholz Halyolke

Deplorable Conditions Near Middlesboro Portrait of Strikes

In Stony Fork Junction near Middlesboro a group of unemployed miners and supporters discuss the January strike. Fusion of fear and paranoia emerges as workers express hostility to outsiders and talk of armed defense while authorities face constitutional rights questions and union suppression.

Stony Fork Junction Middlesboro Athlest Gheyter Hosking the Nations Miners Union Bell Ani Haeian Menty Dom Bingham Aree Aml Hoya Smith Walter B. Smith Kentucky Bell County United States Triton Tvs

Justice 79 but has 112 marriage proposals

Harrison, longtime judge candidate, claims 442 proposals and growing, as he seeks a second partner on his seventeenth birthday. He notes many calls from Tulsa and Kokomo, and says he has married over 4,500 couples, sharing theories from his vast experience.

Justice Wvanson Appell F Penge Harrison Coole County Tulsa Oliss Koky Siem Mass Tya

Finland’s wet day marks end of prohibition era

United Press dispatch from Helsingfors notes Finland’s official wet status begins after June 1, 1949, with 80 stores selling spirits and 24 selling beer under state control opening amid rain. Crowds waited as restaurants report dry days but alcohol purchases remain limited in the morning. A plebiscite showed support for repeal, while local keepers anticipate price controls and profit impacts. B A Bauer of Oil City is named purchasing agent for the National Transit Company, succeeding Tate Lynn.

United Proes Helsingfors Finland B. A. Bauer Oil City National Transit Company Bauer Tate Lynn Pabtpesolss

Married Women On Erie Payroll Under Fire

Mid-March reports from Pru reveal tension as county offices and the city school board retain married women in well paid roles. At the county courthouse several married women hold posts, some earning over a thousand dollars annually, with one wife of a businessman and another of a school assistant among the examples. The board of education lists twenty married women in teaching, but officials vote to retain efficient married teachers while barring new hires. Mary Spiesmen remains home recovering from injuries after a fall while playing.

Bonegett Club A. C. Barton Easox Street Jones Worth Street Christine Anderson Andy Anderson Port Allegany Bradford Junior High School Buffalo Biss Anderson Lamyett Square Miss Anderson Frank A. Wilcox Warren Warren Relief Association Boy Scouts DuBois Baltimore and Ohio Locomotive Works Clark Gable Meadville Biliza Schailert Los Angeles Tines Syndicate Cadiz Ohio Sieen Donald Yeager Arthur Martin East Main Street Titusville Crawford County Georg Eastman Laura Wilson Tates Eastman University of Rochester R.A. Mute U. S Wims Ally Mild Glenn Dickson West Pleasant Street Bobby Low Sieuttle Norman Jean Nestes Betty’ Toi Johnson Betty Ras Bares Betty Ruth Londquist Carol May Gothrat Rozer Haight Bobby Loi Cator Mrs PRU City Board of Education Mt County Court County Court House Pera iSularica Board of Education

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