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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

5

60 Foot Fall Fatal to Erie RWD Worker

Erie December 27 Harley L Plumb 45 of 116 East 26th Street died in St Vincent s hospital at 3 30 a m Tuesday from injuries suffered Saturday when he fell 60 feet from a poplar tree at Seventh and Liberty streets He had lived in Erie 47 years and was an electrician by trade but an RWD worker at the time of the accident Witnesses said he was securing a rope to steady a partly sawed off limb when the crack gave way and he plunged to the ground head and belly injuries were blamed for the death.

Erie Harley L. Plumb E. 26Th Street St. Vincent's Hospital 7Th Liberty Streets Plumb RWD

Death of Mrs Kate Gould in Corry

Mrs Kate Grant Gould 80 widow of James Gould died at Resthaven Home for Invalids on West Park Place around 2 PM. A Corry resident for years she taught in Corry Public Schools and later ran a granthouse on Concord Street before selling it years ago. Survived by son Kenneth Gould in Olde Home City and Hazel Wilson Reynolds in Los Angeles. Body removed to Davison Funeral Home. funeral arrangements not yet set.

Corry Kate Grant Gould James Id Resthaven West Park Place Gould Concord Shest Kenneth Gould Oldehome City Apica Mixx Hazel Wilson Reynolds Los Angeles Calif Davison

New York Power Plan Sets Federal and City Sites

Washington reports the Roosevelt committee advanced plans for one federal and one municipal power plant in New York City to supply government buildings. The federal plant would be near the post office and Pennsylvania Station, while the city’s first plant should be in Lower Manhattan near City Hall, stated Manly, vice chairman of the federal power commission.

New York United Press Washington New York City Roosevelt Post Office Pennsylvania Station Lower Manhattan City Hall Manly IH Federal Power Commission

Personal notices span city guests and travels in Corry

Miss Kathryn Smurtz leaves for York after visiting relatives. Dr. Robert K. Stuart of Taylor University stays with Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Multiple locals attend funerals, trips to Cleveland and Erie, and visits to families. A bank hold up in Marysville secures headlines as a later item.

Kathryn Smurtz York Uily Robert K. Stuart Taylor University Upland Ind A. L. Foster Concord Street Edward Crapser Mayville L. Bemis Cora Crapser C. Fisher Harrisbore Fisher Corry Daisy Malone Erie Robert Price Cornelia Carrie Merklinger Harold K. Powell Charles Wales John Sheeran Frank Northrup Sugar Grove Cleveland J. H. Barnes Jamestown Alfred Haenel Jeanne Clymer Harold K. Powell Land Hooversville Donald Lamson Ralph Weicht DuBois, Pa Weicht J. B. Weicht

Attica Forecaster Predicts Mild Western New York Winter

Attica N Y December 27 Henry R Hiller a leading local weather forecaster predicts Western New York will experience seasonable winter weather from now to April 1 with variable periods of winds snow and temperature fluctuations. He expects slightly more snow than last year but no dangerous sleet or burying snowstorms.

Attica N. Y Henry R. Hiller New York Hiller

Golden Rule Club Dinner Scheduled for January 2

Announcement by president Joan A. Blutt states the Golden Rule Club will hold its next dinner meeting Wednesday evening January 2 at St. Pauls Lutheran church. Ladival Aig Society will provide the dinner. Committee in charge includes Clarence Wallace chairman H J Steen James Sullivan Agnes Cameron Mortis Chapin Hobart Hall Herbert Guiick Olin Bracken M Woods and Lawrence Davison.

Joan A. Blutt Golden Rule Club St. Paul's Lutheran Ehuyoh Ladival Aig Society Clarence Wallace H. J. Steen James Sullivan Agnes Cameron Mortis Chapin Hobart Hall Herbert Guiick Olin Bracken M. Woods Lawrence Davison

Stocks Firm On Better Trading Volume In 1934 Last-Day Tax Moves

New York stock market firmed today on better trading volume as tax operations neared year end. A steady buying zone supported many groups while 2:30 pm prices showed notable gains in American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors and United States Steel among others. Funeral services were held in Pittsburgh for Col Edward Lee Kearns 61 long time bar member who helped defend Col Bertram L Succop during malfeasance charges in city supplies director case.

New York American Gan Bare American Smelters American T&t Atlantic Refining Aubust Jeep Ny Tam Bethlehem Steel Ccc Yccs Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific Pittsburgh Col Edward Lee Kearns Bertram L. Succop Cras. H. Kline

Monster near Siberia devastates animal herd site

A fragmentary report describes a creature near Irkutsk in Siberia weighing about 38 units with 25 tusks and seven feet long alongside 7 other monsters. The text references a Pennet stub of present sulking and a dramatic death event.

Drkutsk

Beach Beauty Chapter 24 Seeks Quiet Rescue

Kay suspects a prowler near Harrow’s house and devises a stealth plan to warn Narrow and trigger a safe interception. She carefully escapes by bike, crosses bridges, and boards Harrow’s boat where she alerts him. Harrow, Spike, and armed guards move to confront the intruder with Kay guiding them toward safety.

Protagonists on yacht face prowler mystery and tangled plans

Kay and Harrow grapple with a prowler outside, planning to alert a contact and vanish to safety. Kay reflects on suspects among Harrow's circle, while Ray Owell tries to reassure and protect her as the mystery deepens aboard the yacht.

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