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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
6
A jumble of items reports births exams at Allegheny College, street safety patrols for juniors, a snow storm in Rufali and Niagara Falls, and a tax tag bill in Harrisburg. Other items note state flowers, state personnel changes, stock activity, and a hit-run crash near Congress Street. Governor Pinchot signs bills affecting licenses and salaries while militia and veterans events unfold in Meadville and Corry communities.
DuBois could gain a regional air service as American Airways discusses launchingChicago to New York flights with local stops. Dispatch points would allow passengers to board planes at DuBois and other designated fields, reducing travel to Pittsburgh for longer trips. Corry High School will graduate 89 students June 7 with baccalaureate services June 4 and potential address by Allegheny College president Dr. William Tolley.
In April at Steffee Funeral Home mourners remembered Annie Beniler a 54 year old recluse whose bicycle was found in a ravine near her Plumer area home. Authorities recovered a bank receipt showing taxes paid on her property and found $4120 in a bank and another sum in a second bank. The case notes possible missing funds and unspecified heirs as investigators pursue the motive behind the woman’s death.
The Advent Christian Church hosts continued revival services with the Berean mixed quartet delivering well received music. Rev John Beryl outlines four evening sermon topics including Quarantined on Thursday, Caught in the Net on Friday, Lust on Saturday, and Saved on Saturday with cited scripture passages.
Harrisburg April 27 The insurance loan holiday declared in Pennsylvania by Insurance Commissioner Charles Armour Tone was validated only by Governor Pinhelds signature on the bill passed by the legislature. The measure retroactive authority allows the commissioner to suspend certain insurer payment laws during the emergency and to impose conditions on insurer conduct, with many original loan restrictions lifted except for policy loans unless absolute need exists.
Sacha Gultry’s leading lady Jacqueline De Lubac wears a Paquin black ensemble in Chateaux en Espagne with a deep V back and front and rosi rose detailing. Delubac flaunts a red velvet wrap and silver fox. Navy and beige hues dominate the season, praised for versatility and warmer months wear.
Warren County will be permitted to send 78 men to forest reforestation camps being reestablished by the federal government. The War Emergency Relief Board announced that only registered relief workers will be considered. Eligible applicants must volunteer to forfeit at least 4 25 of each month’s cash pay and meet other standards.
The will of the late William Hanley, pioneer brick manufacturer and Bradford operator, directs the estate to his wife for probate today. The remainder goes to Hanley’s five children equally. Mrs. Jo W. Rind and Ward William Hunisy named executors. Estate value not stated.
Officials warn a public cursing crackdown after a local incident in Mountain Home Arkansas. A controversial penalty plan targets harsh language in public spaces amid drive to curb disorder. Community leaders defend the measure as a strong social remedy.
Corry High pupil Hernan Bennett, winner of the interscholastic flute contest at Belo Academy, will represent Corry High in the state finals at Sunbury. The Girly Way entry competes Saturday morning with schools from across the region. The local delegation departs Friday afternoon, led by Principal Howard J. Sheen and Miss Claudla Place to assist as pianist.
Indiana Pa April 27 State Trooper Mehallick charged with the murder of Wilbur Vite was freed on $15,000 bond to await grand jury action. Judge Langham granted the bond after a corona hearing amid bonding delays while arrangements were finalized. He left the jail with Hope Lewis of Glen Campbell and her father Dr. B. Lewis.
Charles Tayes, 24, faced trouble after wrecking evidence by destroying whiskey and cluttering the scene. Police collected a handkerchief and clothing as items, and a pint of Balt was presented as evidence.
Unemployment registration in Spring Creek West on Friday and Saturday April 26. The event invites unemployed and part time workers to register with no job promises, aiming to list eligible individuals for federal state and local industries. The Spring Creek Grange held a meeting Saturday at eight, with a lecturer on prevention. May 14 is next, asking members to bring items for Mathis Day.
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