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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
7
Frank Chase operates Red and White grocery on First Avenue moving into the corner store room in the St James Building on South Center Street next to a meat market. The former Personal Finance Corp. space is adjoining.
Jamestown April 20 The new armory at Porter avenue and Rent Street nears final inspection next week announced by A B Sankey superintendent of construction. Work by Longacre Engineering Co. is finished except cleanup and sewage system installation under separate contracts. Interior emphasizes simplicity with polished terra cotta walls and stone floors. 684 doors and trim by Chall Lambert Co. notable. main east entrance opens to vestibule and domed lobby. Drill shed measures 118 by 80 feet.
Guban April 20 Ray Hirsch Allegany fireman and St Bonaventure day student was severely burned in the Lynch Hall fire Tuesday night at the college He is recovering at his parents home State Game Warden and Mrs Joseph Hirsch His burns are painful but there is no present danger It is likely skin grafts will be needed on his hands He was pinned by a burning timber in the fall of the tower and suffered burns to his back and a head wound Initial fear of a skull fracture proved unfounded
The April meeting of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held in the church parlors named officers for the coming year. President Mrs. G. T. Waggoner, Vice President Mrs. Frank Jones, Secretary Mrs. Emma Dean, Secretary of Literature Mrs. C. S. Bentley, Treasurer Mrs. S. Whitlsey. Members donated articles from the Missionary Magazine and discussed readings on Chosen, Work Among the Indians, and Home Life of the Tudians. Hostesses served a salad lunch.
Police found Sam Pisher hiding in a grocery store refrigerator while claiming to aid a needy man. In Indiana, Judge Charles B. Staff postponed court after catching chickenpox from his young son, adjournment lasting several days.
Miss Minnie Jackson died unexpectedly last evening at her sister Mrs. O Py Waton's home after a Corry visit she had spent winters with her sister Mrs. Eaton and returned to Angelica New York for summers She was active in the Quarro Club and attended the Episcopal church Final funeral arrangements await her brother Alvin Jackson Sistersville West Virginia for burial in Angelica New York family plot
The Lillian Gina Episcopal Church staged a two evening Country Fair in the Parish Hall. A large crowd enjoyed entertainment and merchant displays. Proceeds benefited the church with Mrs. C. Rafter as general chairman and Guild members assisting.
District attorney Mortimer Graham travels to Harrisburg to study the Woodard habitual criminal appeal. The case hinges on whether box car burglary falls under life imprisonment for fourth offenses and if the legislature intended that inclusion. One conviction cited is car robbery with a Pennsylvania Railroad break in, as Reed returns home from Huntington hospital.
A letter from Mrs. Doris Eyre King of Oxford describes lifelong constipation since her first child nine years ago. She reports relief after four months of using Ali Bran, claiming no medicine needed since starting. The ad cites bulk for bowel movement and vitamin B for tone, noting two tablespoons daily and iron supplementation.
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