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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
8
Jamestown voters reject a school project following a turnout of about 700 in a ward divided result. The final tally shows a majority opposed to the plan, with residents at the polling site detailing the margins and turnout numbers for the district.
Local residents share holiday visits and family events across Bear Lake area. Mrs. James Cooper and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Glatz, and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Crowe plus others enjoyed Sunday gatherings. Names from Jamestown and Covington among visitors, with updates on hopeful visitors and community arrivals lasting several days.
The Dairymen's League announces a price drop of forty to forty three cents per 100 pounds effective Monday, aimed at reducing an oversupply. Independent milk producers and dealers face uneven costs as the shipment price to the New York Milk Shed could fall by about $1,000,000 monthly, prompting concerns over who bears the burden.
IOAN, Dee. Gr. William Finnegan and Ted Wilkar led a bandit crew whose spree included a Buffalo stop and highway thefts. They allegedly forced a taxi driver at gunpoint, stole the cab, and fled toward unknown points before police, led by Chief Clyde McKnall, captured them near Belle. Authorities say the youths’ return follows a months long spree and investigation.
The Navy announced an extended search for the Fidel ty fishing smack, missing for several days off San Diego with 12 persons aboard. Rear Adm. Frank H. Scofield communicated the search to railroad detective Robert Phillips.
The post office department lists holiday mail deadlines by state to reduce congestion before Christmas. Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington by December 16. Wyoming, Texas, South Dakota, North Dakota by December 11. Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Louisiana, Arkansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Florida, Mississippi by December 17. Missouri, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan by December 18. South Carolina, North Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts by December 9. Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey by December 20.
Walter Scott nicknamed Snotty is sought in a Friday shooting at the Hoffman Foust hotel on Pech Street. Police investigate claims burglars disabled the hotel safe amid the chaos. Mrs. George Herman and her husband, owners, say they were shot but believe no valuables were taken. owners will confirm after a check.
Announcement reports the sale of the W. A. Clark estate holdings near the city to Worth Hammond and associates. The new owners plan immediate setup and improvements, placing the two plant structures, a model dwelling, and over forty acres of land on the market at an attractive figure.
Blue Eye notes detail visits by Mrs. vem and Chase of Exie to relatives in Collins and Meadvill e. Margaret Sandburg returns home from Meadvill e and city. Family guests attend Thanksgiving events. local deer hunting reports. Names include Collins, Lander, Sandburg, Yates, Sandburg, Griswold, Burch, Briggs, Mead, Takquily, Bindley, Jaquith, Kalnjcka, Gacha, Bacha, Miktuk, Malone, Stearns.
Walter H. Scott, 49, surrendered to Erie police after allegedly shooting George Herman, 50, proprietor of the Hoffman House, and Herman’s wife Bessie as they returned from a roadhouse tryst. Herman died at Hamet hospital from a skull wound. Mrs Herman wounded and expected to recover. witness William Bright, 51, wounded defending his sister. Scott held for arraignment.
Charles N Crosby of Meadville files a campaign expense of 782.36 with clerk Annette Young. A 750 contribution from the Democratic State Committee is noted. Allan MacLean, Erie commissioner, is hospitalized in Pittsburgh. Dr Guy Morse Bingham spoke in Warren after visiting Carry. Chevrolet reports a new November production high of 47 257 cars and a December record expected. D W Spaulding of Conneautville leases the New Midway theatre with plans for updates. Police and Community Chest distribute over 100 pounds of meat and vegetables.
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