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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
4
Panton Wonww Chit members met in the club house on Mott Street to outline plans for an Onke EA In Ment before the Corry Woman's Club in May. Mrs. Guy Abbey led the meeting and a meal followed.
The Sisron Tube plant reopened Monday with seventy workers after a month shutdown, and Sharon Steel hoop plant reports orders to sustain several weeks of work. J. Lynch of Jamestown, aged 58, retired firefighter, died after a long illness at home on Spring Street. Court ruling reverses a $50 000 bond collection by Dollar Title and Trust, sending case back to lower court.
Lille per April report reveals a deposition about Colonel Charles Lindbergh Jr. kidnapping. A hotel keeper from Farrington, New York City allegedly hid information indicating the form of the abduction.
Three notable Bradford men William Huning, Prink Halley, and Moyes Sullivan died here after a disastrous collision. Industrial leader Hanley also died in the same incident, marking a tragic day in the town.
County officials promise a $150000 county scrip issue will be treated as good as gold by business houses. Board chairman Rollo McCray and Controller Harvey M Willis report merchants and creditors will accept the non interest bearing note redeemable in cash next December. Scrip usable for current and delinquent taxes before June 1 and cash value in December, with circulation starting late next week.
Washington April 19 United Press reports the airship Akron was designed to endure extreme winds and was tested in court proceedings with Navy expert Fulton describing its strength as compared to the Shenandoah and Los Angeles. Patton cites total cost around 5.358 million dollars including 43000 for post completion shadges.
The Men s Bible Class at the Presbyterian Church held its monthly social gathering at Harry Spicer s home on Concord Street. After a brief business session, members enjoyed games with baseball taking the lead among activities. Three new members were welcomed and lunch followed. The group plans to meet again on the second Wednesday in May.
In Albany area, Antonio and a second man were sentenced to die in the electric chair this week at Sing Sing for conspiring to murder and fraudulently obtain a life insurance payout related to a husband. The men received the death penalty after conviction for the slaving plot and insurance scam.
Mrs. B C Barnes and fellow members travel by motor from Corry to Clearfield PA for the spring meeting of the Northwestern district of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women. Activities include a banquet at 7 PM, breakfast, conferences, and talks by Mrs. Richard Hamilton and Mrs. Ramsay Sutton.
The body of Lloyd Shafer, 70, a Lima merchant reputed to carry large sums, was found in his room today. He had been strangled with a rope and his death appears to be a robbery gone wrong. Evidence suggests Shafer was believed to have hidden money in his youth.
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