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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1932
Page
5
W. P. Mulvey of Luted and CF Eldred, both in town, planned a trip to Buffalo this evening for undisclosed duties. Mulvey’s wit and industry noted as they prepare to leave.
Henry O. Thomas of Allentown claims the A-nuric tab fixed his constant backache and eased kidney discomfort within days. The advertisement urges readers to mail to Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo for free medical advice and notes the product is sold by druggists.
Personal notes list Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bugbee and son Charles Jr visiting Erie. Attorney Glenn Ment of Philadelphia arrives for a several days stay. Miss Margaret Clark returns home from Mercyhurst College for a weekend with her parents. Miss Mary Hirberger from El Paso visits while en route to Warren for a week. Miss Hadith Cook Jeff to spend the weekend with Pittsburgh friends. Ike Grahat returns from Detroit and Cleveland business. Alma Shields back from Cleveland visiting relatives. Mrs. R. D. Juckins and children from Cleveland visiting relatives. J. A. Craker of Evie visits with his mother on East Church Street. Mrs. W. N. Cheney heads to Jamestown for a few days. Mrs. R. B. Pairhank returns from Jamestown. Gordon Lewis of Youngstown to visit Miss Charlotte Walter at her H. Smith Street home. Harry Waddington of Fredonia on business in Corry. Mrs. Warren Thomas of Washington, D C., in town due to her father’s illness. J. A. McQuiston of Ravenna arrives to spend the weekend with G. G. Taylor family. B. A. West of Columbus visits then proceeds to Meadville for funeral services. Irene Andrews leaves for Erie to spend the weekend at home. Mrs. W. Nichols of East Branch arrives for a few days with relatives. Mrs. James McManey returns to Brocton after a city visit. Mrs. Ho Jones goes to Spring Creek to stay with her father. Mrs. J. Currin of Sherman heads home after visiting friends.
A legislative preview outlines proposed reforms to ease utility burdens on consumers. It details amendments for rate approvals, municipal power to condemn, and state funding for valuation work, plus limits on securities and franchise durations and a push for broader PSC jurisdiction over affiliated utilities.
Dr W W Graham of 4 East Main Street Corry escaped with a shaking up when his watch mobile collided with another car on Waterford road about eight miles south of Erie. He told Erie police he was traveling north when a driver ahead turned. Ruth Webb of Waterford, driver of the second car, also escaped injury. Both vehicles were damaged.
April 5 at Tndley Lake officials probe the death of Loyal Whitney a 71 year old farmer at French Creek after a vial of aconite poison was found in his cupboard. District Attorney Glenn W Woodin and Sheriff’s deputies initiated the inquiry with Dr Paul G Weston performing a post mortem to determine cause of death.
The music department of the Corn ry Woman's Ghib yuji plans a Monday evening program at eight o clock at the club house. Miss Signa Anderson is in charge and the program features Weber's music and his operas interpretation. All members urged to attend the inaugural event.
An unidentified man, about six feet tall and 250 pounds, was swept over Niagara Falls early today as he tried to flee a reservation patrolman who wanted to question him. He dropped a gray felt hat from Hallenwood Hall Cleveland before climbing the railing and falling into the river. the hat’s owner could not be identified. Patrolman Joseph Thentault chased him, grabbing the man by the collar before he slipped on the bank and disappeared into the water.
A wide array of stocks from Oil City area firms and major manufacturers are listed as market close quotations. Names include Continental, General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, Studebaker, Western Electric, United Corp, and many others across energy, steel, rail, and utility sectors.
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