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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
From St. Petersburg Florida word arrives that Fred Ensworth is critically ill at Waterford. His condition is described as very serious and his son Arthur flew to join him at his bedside in a rushed late effort to be with his father.
Stockton’s Market promotes meats at 119 First Avenue while a state patrol and city police plan arrests for drivers with 1934 tags after midnight on year’s end. Also note Fritz Eugene Geeck, 40, of St Marys, died from a car crash, widow and five children left. Retail and trade reports show holiday shopping gains across regions with varied percentage increases.
Daily notices report Paul Knauff of Springfield Township Mercer County fined $100 and costs after firing at a deer he mistook for another during hunting. Separate alerts warn of a bank forgery suspect using aliases, and Pennsylvania safety officials urge water pipe insulation to prevent winter fires. Local items note a Legion meeting, license plate service, and a Warren plant accident.
Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at the VFW home on West Washington Street elected W Lethman as president for the coming year. Officers include Weller Scott as vice president Paul Lines as treasurer Bruce Thomas as secretary and Frares Duke Stuart Houghton and R Amy as directors Mrs Eva Rien named associate director. Plans discussed raise funds and other association matters.
The patrol reports 41,138 arrests through October, up one third from 31,164 in the first ten months of last year. Averages exceed 4,000 Taw violators per month as enforcement continues statewide. Mr and Mrs Richard Hartley mark their 58th wedding anniversary and long Grange service.
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