Downke Bros Circus Moves to Aalitubul for Lalay’s Show
The Downke brothers bring their circus to Aalitubul in Oly for Lalay’s nine performance. The note preserves a quirky locale name and a single act focus highlighting the troupe’s travel schedule.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1932
Page
8
The Downke brothers bring their circus to Aalitubul in Oly for Lalay’s nine performance. The note preserves a quirky locale name and a single act focus highlighting the troupe’s travel schedule.
A car left the highway near Kane injuring three people including Kane High student Charles Exyett. Witnesses said the vehicle struck a telephone pole and the car was damaged beyond repair. Rescue crews and police were on the scene as emergency workers treated the injured and the car was towed from the roadside.
Burgess B W Albertson announced a major street program to pave Aug 1 streets from Welsh to Clay and improvements on Haines street Chase to Yarnal and Pine Avenue South Fraley to Pennsylvania. Work to start within four weeks with bids this week and a contract let within three weeks. Kane labor to be used. 4200 feet of streets improved before cold weather with $27,000 outlay. Bituminous surface and eighteen feet wide.
Bray text reports the county Democrats announce a mass rally on August 25 at a local auditorium. James F. Lavery leads the party with Warren Van Dyke visiting to speak. Roosevelt strategists and rural leaders will outline campaign plans and finances for the governor race.
Anthony Boxek 18 a Union City resident was jailed after allegedly obtaining two Erie County Milk Association checks totaling 155.24 by misrepresentation. He allegedly tried to cash Mrs. Matucki’s 67.24 check at Sears Roebuck. clerk alerted manager and police arrested him Monday night. A Wattsburg youth tied to the case was released Tuesday.
A violent clash during a farm strike saw Iowa police block strikers at stockyards after farmers tried to break a picket line. Sheriff Davenport and deputies used force to deter attacks, with exchanges of gunfire reported but no injuries. The confrontation highlighted tensions as farmers sought to halt cattle and produce shipments amid rising costs.
With a presidential election in November, Inerse County expects heavy voter registration this fall. The final day to be assessed is September 7. Registered voters must present a paid tax card from 1931 or 1932 on September 8, September 20, or October 8. Those without and not assessed should apply at the county commissioners office by September 7.
Clare Clark of Bradford was arrested Monday evening by Highway Patrol Corporal William Thiel after his car rolled back down a steep Hazel Street grade and overturned. He pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence and waived a hearing, posting a $500 cash bond for the next criminal term. Neither Clark nor his wife, injured in the wreck, sustained serious injuries.
Aug 11 Oil City reports 17 year old Cipy Bickel, son of John Bicker of Coal Hill, severely injured after being struck while bicycle riding between the duck farm and Henry's Bend. He was found unconscious shortly after midnight, believed to have lain there about two hours. The car driver fled, with police Ledlay continuing the investigation.
The text explains the word Leviathan from Hebrew origins, noting one root meaning related to being Jelated and that the noun conveys the sense of a creeping serpent like animal in the Authorized Version of the Bible.
A report notes that Miam William is charged in connection with the Tracie V Iatrise matter. The case involves investigation details and potential legal proceedings. Further updates are expected as authorities proceed.
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