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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1932
Page
5
Philadelphia December report shows William D. Gordin announcing that Delaware state banks have closed and will pay $781,000 to 54 depositors in two payments, with some already receiving initial sums from the failed banks.
Monongabel district financial notices show the Monungatola City Trust Company arranging secure payment to 103,885 depositors totaling $91,691.03 with payments payable December 20.anks and payments scheduled.
W P Ken by of the Wall Street Journal reports a hotel operator in Miami faced a bandit on the fourth floor last night. The intruder fled when the elevator arrived and Kenny retained his $100 in his pocket.
A string of local residents travel to Buffalo Philadelphia Jamestown and Evans cities for business and family gatherings. Clifford McKey visits relatives in Jamestown Stevening while Harold Walters H Loveland and others return from a Buffalo business trip. Miss Margaret Clark visits Mercyhurst College Erie for a weekend with her parents James Clark.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held its December gathering in the church parlors with Mrs. L R Titany presiding in place of the president, who is recovering from an operation. Mrs. Willis Weer led the devotional, a business session followed, carols were sung, a piano solo by Keppel Tiffany and other numbers entertained. Birthdays of five members were noted and a tureen dinner completed the event.
Timer W Shacklett, a well known Erie resident, died at his home on Hast sixth street. He was 84 years old and previously served as postmaster at Erie and held roles with the Presby/ Episcopal diocesan missions in Pittsburgh. He had been treasurer of the Erie Episcopal Diocese since 1910 and was known in Corry for frequent visits.
Titnaville 40 tops Alumni 2 while Polish College 29 beats Meadville 20 and Franklin 26 trailing 14 Oil City St Josephs 2 defeats Cranberry 23 in a district score roundup.
A Corry Woman's Club recital last evening featured Violinist Cetile Pequignot of Tidioute with accompanist Miss Jean Robertson of Warren and soprano Miss Rachel Clougin of Union City, backed by pianist Miss Isabel Paterson. The program included classical selections and vocal numbers, the audience praising the high quality. Mrs. F. S. Austin announced the club would receive an electric house gift from Mrs. George Jones of Pelham Manor, New York. Refreshments followed the program.
The Supreme Court jury awarded the administrator of Francis W. Shuber six and a half years old and guardianship for Leonard Shubert eight, voting 1400 to the administrator and 112.90 to the guardian against Harlach alone. The Meissners were dismissed from the complaint. Francis and Leonard were playing in a brush playhouse when a gun fired by Harlach wounded them near a Ride gravel pit in Salamanes on May 25, 1900.
United Press report from New York states Conrad Mann of Kansas City was sentenced to seven months' imprisonment and a $12,000 fine for alleged lottery participation. He and co-defendants Bernard C. McGure of New York and Frank Hering of South Bend were ordered released on $2,500 bail as they filed notices of appeal to the circuit court.
New York stocks moved in a thin, irregular session with light volume as gains in utilities and bonds offset weekend profit taking. Steel briefly weakened while Westinghouse and a few others posted small gains. beers and general price levels held firm amid anticipation of economic signals and a few modest closings across major issues.
The readable chessboard of a bridge hand recounts bidding and play with suits and honors. It notes a declarer’s decisions, spade and diamond implications, and potential score outcomes amid a fragmented contest.
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