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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1932

Page

8

Corry area community notices and early spring events

Community life in Corry and nearby areas is highlighted with notices of supper events at the Rod and Gun Club and Presbyterian church, Evangeliatic services resuming at First Baptist, a Kiwanis rubber match, a North Mast howling contest, camp life reports for workers under Capt. Houghton, and concerns over property scribbling and vulgar chalk marks. The piece also mentions a new eight cylinder Ford display, Pittsburgh daylight saving time starting April 7, the 42nd anniversary of the L C B A in Corry, and local car showings by Weigel Motor Co. It covers stock market activity, a cider drink incident, a chicken theft investigation, a hospital contract awarded to Wilson Construction, and rising wheat prices along with trout season prep notes for anglers.

Brothers Improve After Kane Crash Killing Brother

Arden L Thorsten, 40, died at home at 216 Chestnut Street after a Saturday night crash near Wilcox in which his brothers Alvin, 27, and Kenneth, 23, were seriously hurt. Alvin suffered a fractured forearm and facial injuries, with little internal damage by Sunday. Kenneth, already in Kane Summit Hospital, showed signs of improvement and possible discharge in a few days. The fatality occurred when the light car struck two telephone poles, with Arden dying en route to the Community hospital. the body showed a left shoulder and collarbone fracture, possible skull fracture, internal injuries, broken jaw, and a left leg fracture.

Kenneth Thorstex Kane Summit Arden Lemuel Murphy Ridgway

Opportunity Club Meeting Delights Members at Raymond Home

The Opportunity club entertained twenty members and seven guests Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Prank M Raymond’s home. New members joined, with Mrs. Harry B. Smith presiding. The program committee led by Mrs. H L B MacLees presented two club sextette musical numbers and a wedding. Contests awarded to Mrs. J B Patterson and Mrs. Walter Scott. A luncheon with salmon, peas, rolls, cupcakes, and coffee followed. Assistants listed as Mrs. Florence Morgaridge, Mrs P J Lewis, and Mrs J J Deamind. May meeting set for Mr. and Mrs red Hoenes’s home.

Opportunity Club Prank M Raymond Harry B. Smith H. L. B. MacLees Walter Se@t Harry Spicer Harold Patterson Harry Smith Louis Auer Shra Mecinnes W. W.graham John B. Boland J. B. Patterson Walter Scott

Boy Dies? Uniontown Area Boy Hurt In War Relic Explosion

A 10-year-old, Norman J Smitley of Bogestown Greene County, was injured when a hand grenade brought from France as a war relic exploded while he examined it after throwing it against a rock. He is in Uniontown hospital with severe injuries including the loss of a hand and critical damage to his face and eye, risking death.

Uniontown France Norman J Smitley Bogestown Greene County Uniontown Hospital Crna Perret Guamlee Durand Alwiye Uollice Werion Bnav Te Choris Sybil Morse Pluvins Etelailly Hiariea Cahie Eleanorer Jeol Bey Wiig Charles Ricanoré Durand Inet Faye Brune Sybil Murse Rand Eleanors Charla Seo Tia Angel Eleanore Charles Durand Hetton Eleanore Iil

Spartansburg Class Play Draws Full House

Spartansburg April report notes the senior class play drew a full Grange Hall audience despite poor weather. The piece featured well assigned parts and clever acting, praised as equal to previous productions. The town saw various social visits, church notes, and local residents traveling for events and family gatherings.

Spartansburg Clyde Priscilly Edinboro Mel Amma Hoth Grange Hall H. F. Stranahan Nell Farrington Buena Conover Alan Stewert William Tryin William Weidner Leo Coyle Corry Sparta Hotel Dunkirk John Gilmore Weil Stranahan

Love Stands By 4 Cleo Lucas and Family in Manila

A fragmented dramatic scene depicts Cleo Lucas and family tensions in a Guam town as Eleanore Durand presses Charles to back her plan involving Sybil Morse and a potential marriage. Conversations reveal finances, love, and social expectations with lingering questions about Bruca and the Morse connection.

Trael Fany Cline Edo Tay Neeson Sybil Tiste Charles Durand Eleanore Lietine Charles

Centerville Community Notes Span Church Events and Visits

Centerville social life advances with kinney attendance at a Meadville funeral for Minnie Drake. local Baptist Church activities include W T U meeting at Mrs Major's home with readings and tobacco tale, and midweek service. Residents travel to Meadville for a Republican women’s banquet. civil service exam held in Corry to fill rural route vacancy.

Eileen Knight Centerville League D. D. Kinney Meadville W. C. TU Ach Indy Major Lindstrom Agai Drought Miay D. V. Kinney Baptist Church V. Shreve Glenn Barton Delbert Brannon Centerville Harry McBride James Pratt ATL Frank Jones Virginia Webb Glenn Steadman D. V. ‘Kinney Republican Committee Kepler Hotel William Irvin Corry Spsttunsburg Sparta Anson Northrup W. A

Amos and Andy Contest at Rex This Saturday

The Young Folks City of the Hex Theatre invites children to dress as Amos and Andy for a Saturday contest at Rex Theatre. Participants must pair up, and the winning duo will represent both characters. Entry requires a photo token from the Rex ticket office.

Ciy Hex ‘Theatre Amos and Andy Amos Andy Rex Uorry Impor

Johnsonburg Home Destroyed by Fire

Ridgway April 12 Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the two story frame structure of John Black 64th avenue Johnsonburg at noon Monday. Only a few pieces of furniture were saved from the dwelling. Firemen arrived and prevented nearby structures from damage. The blaze is reported to have started in the back kitchen as the family ate lunch in an adjoining room. The loss is estimated at 4000 with part covered by insurance.

Ridgway John Black

Well Known Oil City Physician Dies at 3 A M

Dr Norman A Thomas longtime Oil City physician and leading medical authority in northwest Pennsylvania died at his home on Tit Petroleum street at 3 this morning after a week of illness from influenza and pneumonia He was 36 years a physician in the area and his passing caused widespread sorrow in the community

Oil City Norman A. Thomas Pennsylvania Tit Petroleum Street

Unclear prompt text about committee and donations

The fragment mentions a committee and donations but provides no clear event, names, places, or dates. Unable to identify a specific news item or outcome to summarize into a proper card.

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