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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1931
Page
5
The 52nd Cavalry Brigade paid tribute to Governor Pinchot during his second summer visit to the National Guard encampment at Mount Gretna. A storm postponed yesterday’s review as tents were damaged. the governor remained unharmed and the parade proceeded with prompt dispatch.
What New York Is Wearing presents a light summer style in white ground broadcloth with yacht blue print. It describes a dress with shoulder straps under a bolero jacket, grouped front plaits, and suggests fabrics like cotton crepe silk linen eyelet for a youthful look. The feature promotes Style No. 3106 in multiple bust sizes and invites readers to order from the Summer Fashion Book with pattern prices and ordering details.
The city saw a flurry of visits and departures as Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heath returned with their daughter and son in law from Sharon and Youngstown. Several locals traveled or hosted relatives in Corry including Stewart King moving to Newsfield for a new position and Mrs. Maude Nichols and sister visiting from Warren.
Fourteen officers and directors of Cambria Title Savings and Trust and Ebensburg Trust face fraud and neglect charges. They will be served within a week, with 20 days to answer after federal court charges yesterday by stockholders Paul B. Ruetter and Walter C. Perry.
Captain Thomas Phillips of Ft. Riley Kansas was critically injured in a glider crash at the National Gliding and Soaring Contests. He broke both legs, hurt his back and fractured his skull after a collision with high tension wires near the South Mountain airport. His wife in East Orange, New Jersey, was notified. The accident was the third among contest flights. others were not serious. Martin Schempp of Pittsburgh led in endurance and altitude flights.
In Wheeling on August 11 police and state troopers were dispatched to the coal strike district after a second blast damaged the home of Charles Hiccols in Warwood. Officials say an explosive was placed to terrorize workers at the Constanza Coal Co mines. Mrs. Hincola and her brother Steve Korner were injured by flying debris.
Oil City figures log market quotes from NYSE members including American Smelters Anaconda and Continental Oil. A bomb damaged Mike Hamilton's home in Watwood a week earlier, with Deputy State Fire Marshal Ritz probing the blast as firemen fought a warehouse fire at a front building.
The Loop Orchards in North Hast Pa advertises Black Sweet Dykeman cherries ready for picking at seven cents per quart basket with post collect delivery at 3.00 per sixteen quart, plus Black Sour English Morello available at two cents per pound.
Fragmented text lists numerous energy and chemical firms including General Electric Commonwealth & Southern Tri Continental United, Standard Brands, Humble Oil, Columbia Oil, Cities Service, Lone Star Gas, and Arkansas Gas. No coherent event or outcome is evident. field appears as a damaged stock or advert listing.
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