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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
8
The Amici Class of the United Brethren in Christchurch plans a Friday evening meeting to celebrate its fourth anniversary with a 6:30 dinner at the church followed by a program and officer elections. Local news notes include Christmas decorations in Corry and other civic updates.
Fifteen Corry merchants attended a Golden Rule Club dinner in the Grange hall of Union City. District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham spoke on modern crime prosecution and urged a new Pennsylvania criminal code as the club outlined its work and goals.
Charlotte W. Carr, secretary of labor and industry, urged property owners to repair and replace items now to provide work for nearly a million Pennsylvania wage earners facing poverty this winter. She listed tasks from roof and masonry fixes to storm doors, plaster repairs, wiring checks, and fence mending, urging use of unemployment services to match jobs to workers.
Russell Wintour a.k.a Harry Johnson a.k.a Rosaris Siragusa a.k.a Siro of Jamestown is sought by Toledo police as one of three gunmen in the July bootlegger Jack Kennedy slaying. He has been indicted for first degree murder with Joseph English and John Mirabella, faces death in the electric chair, and remains at large after a statewide manhunt.
Philadelphia December 7 U S Senator David A Reed called for immediate stabilization of the American dollar at 100 cents saying business is waiting for stabilization before moving ahead.
The Hotel Corry secured the first liquor license issued in the city this morning, enabling liquor sales at the local hostelry. Three other applicants are awaiting licenses as locals note the club visit. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after the illness and death of Clemence YF. Fuller.
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