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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
5
A false report claimed Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh were killed in an airplane crash near Greenland. Originating from Copenhagen via radio, the rumor spread worldwide within hours. The Warren Times-Mirror notes unrelated local social visits by Warren residents John and Mrs Jones and Paul Jr.
Mrs Ralph Dewey and children returned home from Dunkirk New York after visiting relatives. Arthur Quinn of Greensburg visited Mr and Mrs B L Morrow and Mrs George Wright Jeff for the Chicago exposition. Mrs Lamont Steen burned yesterday near their Youngstown Ohio home. Miss Mary Kathryn Milley will stay with them. Miss Margaret Clark returned from a visit in Lockport New York. Miss Virginia Smith returned home from the Chicago fair. Mrs Frank Ames and sons and Mrs Eleanor Menite returned from Chicago exposition. Ralph Dewey will return tonight from State College Pennsylvania after summer session at Penn State. Mrs Bisnchs Sullivan of Brooklyn New York is visiting the James Sullivan home. T Englands spending the day in Briemmn business. Miss Marion Berkebile of Johnstown visits Cornelia Price on East Main for two weeks. Mrs Tom Williams and daughter Dorothy motored to Hydetown for funeral services for Mrs Bessie Harrington. Maitha Marie Hawkins Barbara Keppel Marlin Skepper and Francis Blair visited Jamestown for the day. Rev Roy Cass of Grove City arrived this morning for the death of his mother May 5 Cass. Mrs B J Morviy and granddaughter Jacqueline Rowan, Mrs Ada Wiske and Gladys, Mrs Low Scrambling and Donna Smith visited Jamestown yesterday.
Greensburg postal worker Marcellus R. Turney, 48, was ordered jailed in Allegheny County after failing to post 1,000 bail as federal charges allege he stole letters containing money from the mails. Inspectors arrested him and the grand jury proceeding awaits action. The case names Turney’s 28 years at the post office as context.
Miss Margaret Meno, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Meno, married Gustav Eder of Chicago in a home ceremony conducted by Rev William Hall. Attendants were Alice and Juin Preno. Guests included Mrs Gustav Inder Sr and grandson William Peterson of Chicago and Miss Barnett of Union City. They plan a two week trip to Chicago and the World's Fair.
Governor Pinchot announces the removal of four trustees from the Ashland State Hospital board on July 26. New appointees include A Laubenstein Ashland, Frank W. Leib Pottsville, Charles B. Williams Pottsville, and Mrs Hawthorne Lu Ball Mahano y City. Details on the dismissals were not provided by governor officials.
In a subdued session gold mining shares rose modestly as volume stayed light totaling about 1 million shares. Early gains faded then recovered with prices posting small losses of fractions to a few cents. cotton futures fell sharply while rail and industrial issues showed mixed movement amid a broad market lull.
The readable fragment lists company names and securities such as Continental Can General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Ward Woolworth and Westinghouse along with notes on stamps and an electric vehicle. The text resembles a page of stock listings and advertisements with scattered corporate names and brief descriptions.
Austria asks for a treaty limited army increase from 22 000 to 80 000 men amid concern over Adolf Hitlers followers. Neighbors consider the campaign and potential regional impact.
In a rustic scene at Peachy Hill Wolfe quietly advances work on his new home while Jess and Mrs. Mascall observe. A noisy street scene ensues as boys pelt Wolfe’s brass plate and a tense exchange with Dr Threadgald signals mounting conflict with local critics led by editor Samuel Boxall of the Clareton Clarion.
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