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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1932

Page

3

Howell Mentioned in Congressional Fight

In Sears Hill area April 29 a flurry of local activity is noted as residents from Lottville Wrightsville Bear Lake and nearby areas engaged in spring tasks and social events. The report highlights visits by Clyde Baccus Frank Howard Mabel Daly and the Messingers plus a Parent and Teachers Association meeting at White Swan ballroom with a large crowd and a lunch served afterward.

George Burlingame Corry Parent and Teachers’ Association White Swan Wrightsville Lottaville Bear Lake Bailey Hill Sears Hill

Independent Party slate canvasses Erie voters in November

Erie April 30 an independent slate sought to tie all five counties to a November vote. Reg Howell former register of wills was named as a congressional candidate if a state ticket forms, though his hopes dimmed after Charles Crosby the Democrat was nominated against Milton W. Shreve. Local officials say the party preemption aimed to block others. signatures came from Erie men F Zurn George F Smith Walter Weisbauer Charles Schloss A Moore and J Emil Gross. The piece notes this as the first independent party preemption in Crawford since 1898.

Erie Independent Party Crawford Reg. H. Howell Register of Villa Howell Owever Charles Crosby Milton W. Shreve Charles N. Gilly Mendysle Congress Charles N. Sobless City Assessors Office Privgay Jumgerlain Sculegs Hose F. Zurn George F. Smith Walter Weisbauer Charles Schloss A. Moore J. Emil Gross Tate Crawford Colinty Hudson River Boston Meadville Sacre Massachusetts

Birthday Gathering Noted in Robbins Home

A birthday party for Weston Taylor was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Howard with fifteen guests. Games and a late lunch were enjoyed, and warm sugar served around eleven. James Sears visited in Warren on Wednesday.

Marjorie Howard Weston ‘Taylor Ida Amy Messinger George Burlingame Corry Wilma Bindley Ira Bindley Lottsville T. H. Messinger Ter Kate and Lena Russell Sugar Grove Weston Taylor Gwen Taylor Spring Creek Winnie Robbins California Ernest, Robbins Frank Howard James Sears Warren

Soprano 10 Concludes Radio Program Series

Mrs Mary Coverts of Findley Lake, formerly of this city, will wrap up a series of rally programs from Station WOOL this Sunday afternoon in Jamestown. Tomorrow's broadcast time is moved to 2 15 PM with Miss Marie Banks on piano. Roberta has been delivering 1 minute Sunday segments to broad favor and may return for another series. Wilbur Merritt of Warren attended John Rupersburger funeral services. Melvin Thomas speaks at French Creek Baptist rally in Townville today.

Mary Coverts Findley Lake Jamestown Marie Banks Hal Roberta Wilbur Merritt Warren John M. Ruppersburger Melvin Thomas French Creek Association Townville

Five Youths to Be Ordained at Erie May Fifth

Five youths, including Ernest McIntire of St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore and Edward Jacobs of Pittsburgh, will be ordained to the priesthood at St. Peter's cathedral in Erie on May 5. The ceremony will be celebrated by Rt. Rev. John Mark Gannon with St. Mary's choir and altar boys from all Erie parishes participating.

Erie John Mark Gannon Brie Wil St. Mary's College, North Cassock and Surplice

Sauce for the Goose Rail regulation must apply to all transport

The piece argues that competition from postwar carriers requires uniform regulation across railroads, houses, trucks, and waterways. If one common carrier is federally regulated and taxed, all transport forms should be treated alike to ensure fair competition and prevent railroads from near ruin.

Interstate Commerce Commission

First Optimistic Word In Week From Bradstreets

Bradstreets reports a slight upturn from fifty five cities across the country chiefly in department stores and merchandising centers. Manufacturing and industrial areas lag, with small gains noted in Milwaukee in textiles autos and shoes. Consumption of stocks continues and a gradual demand rebound is expected as recovery takes hold.

Bradstreets Milwaukee

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files April 30 1912

News items from Corry and area recount a Detroit death of Martin Stark a valedictory plan for Pearl Trill and names for the Glass of 1912 ceremony including Harriet Love and Jerome Nast. Freight injury to Net Van Dresser near Sherman with no wheel incident. Local industries and coal disruption due to strike. Rifle practice for Pennsylvania National Guards begins May 1 successor armory business and new Mitchell cars for local firms.

Pearl Trill Marle Kirch Harriet Love Jerome Nast Archie Lyons Lee Wood Lillian Lawson Earle Wallace Cassius Sears

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets at Whiteley Home

Fifteen members attended a reg lay meeting of the W C T U at Mrs Frank Whiteley’s home 1305 White Street Thursday afternoon. Reports from primaries given, plan outlined for a mass meeting to push a dry plank in party platforms, and a candle lighting service closed the session.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Frank Whiteley White Street Lottie Blackman Christian Advocate Tone Johnson Lilian Whiteley Florence Hasbrouck Mada Eliza Conner Emma Heath Harriet Durham

Wife saves husband from suicide after gunshot death

In Randolph on Inn Creek road Charles Simpson, 45, a dairyman, attempted to hang himself at 5 30 Friday morning grieving for his son Frank Simpson who died Friday from an accidental gunshot wound. His wife used quick action to cut the rope and avert his death.

Randolph Frank Simpson Charles Simpson East Randolph Inn Creek Road

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