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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1932

Page

3

West Hickory Doctor Dies In Auto Crash

Dr. William G. Morrow of West Hickory dies from injuries after his car leaves the Allegheny highway and hits a tree near the Forest County poor farm. He sustained a left leg and arm fracture and a severe facial contusion. death followed at Warren General Hospital after a long critical period. The truck driver involved was John F. Bortzur of Didioule. relatives and friends aided at the scene before the ambulance transfer.

William G. Morrow Warren Allegheny William G. ‘Murray West Hickory de. Morrow John F. Bortzur Didioule New Winnington Westminster College Morrow Warren General Hospital W. E. Lute

Strangled by laws and the rise of new fears

Dr Amos Squire of Sing Sing warns legislators against overlegislation. He argues many crimes stem from foolish, unenforceable laws and urges fewer, better laws. The piece notes astronomers' plans for Mount Wilson and mentions the Minnesota Plan as a nationwide farm modernization effort led by Frederick H. Murphy, aiming to unite public and private sectors to boost prosperity.

Amos Squire Sing Sing Universal Auport U. S Minnesta Minnesota Frederick H. Murphy The Minneapolss Tribune Murphy Regio

Gas Rate Litigation in Closing Stages

City officials discussed the ongoing gas rate case against Pennsylvania Gas Company. Officials noted deadlines to present arguments by February 5 or 6, with a Public Service Commission decision expected by March or early summer. Expected outcomes hinge on depreciation and the wider impact on fuel, water, and utilities costs for residents.

City Counsell Pennsylvania Gas Company Publi Service Commission Cits Council Ilogan Council Gouucitor Acineath Liam Public Service Commission Kincald

First Sunday1 organized in Corry question

The item asks about the first Sunday 1 organized in Corry, routes to page 7 for details, and involves multiple inquiries about location of Hisch, the inventor Ball and the telephone, the speaker of the New York Assembly, and the secretary of the City Board of Health, plus a quotation attribution.

Corry Hisch Ball New York Assembly Board of Health of City

666 Liquid Tablets Salve B56 Colus Remedy

A historic ad announcing internal liquid or tablet form B56 and external 656 Salve for complete treatment of Colus. Claims rapid symptom relief and outlines use as the most speedy remedy known.

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1912 Fire Fatalities

Two incidents are noted from Corry and North Girard. A small hospital fire caused negligible damage. An explosion at North Girard fatally injured Mrs. Crandall of Brook Street and badly burned Mrs. Crandall's patient, Mrs. Abbey. Mrs. Frank Say suffered injuries when a cutter overturned in heavy snow on Werth Street.

Corry North Girard E. Crandall Brook Street Abbey Crandall Frank Say Werth Street

War avert effort heads grand jury and parley

DeWitt Bull named foreman of the February grand jury by Judge Uriah P. Rossiter as criminal court opens its February sessions in Erie. The panel considers charges against Mayor C L Alexander and Stafford, with cases including burglary, larceny and fraud. Sinking of a British submarine is reported, and a new motor car for railway use is slated for trial. Henry Wood reports from Geneva on Arthur Henderson urging disarmament and peace at the world conference as signatories must enforce the League of Nations covenants.

DeWitt Bull Erie Fun Cherry Street Uriah P. Rossiter Court House C. L. Alexander Pris Stafford Messrs. Love Mortiser James Graham Burton Laubis Soneriean la France Angelo Muntoan Howard Hammond Walter Chojnacki Joe Marciniak Mike Boyer Stanley Ceptic C. W. Gannon Tony Rogala J. ©. Cheney Tom Brown Ales Mitchell Victor Bonnell Leo Bilecki Thomas Zlotkowski Henry Wood United Press Geneva Wxert America Arthur Henderson Great Britain Uery League of Nations Henderson

Disbarment Hearing Opened for Dunkirk Lawyer John L Sullivan

Charges against John Leo Sullivan of Dunkirk are to be aired in a disbarment hearing at the Court House starting March 8. Rochester judge John S Stevens is referee for the Appellate Division Fourth Department to hear the case, with District Attorney Glen W Woolin as prosecutor. Sullivan, practicing 25 years, previously represented the Second Assembly District from 1909 to 1915.

Mam Valle Pep John Leo Sullivan Dunskirke Court House John 5. Stevens Rochester Bheen Fourth Department Glen W. Woolin State Ber Sullivan

Seneca Hi Y Club Opens Meeting With Honor Theme

The Seneca Hi Y, led by Mr Wilkin son, held an open meeting in the Jr High library. Speaker Mr Mc Call spoke on Boys and Honor. Cecil Alam spoke on The Activities. Corry HI Y defeated Columbus HEY 2018. Public invited to weekly meetings and Bible study.

Seneca Hi

Meeting of Mentor Club at Griswold home

The Mentor Club held its regular meeting Monday evening at the Griswold residence on Maple Avenue with seventeen members present. Reports on sick members were given, a program titled An Evening with Our Florence Nightingales was presented, featuring talks on First Aid Hospital Management and the origin of hospitals. The next meeting, planned for February, will be at the Parkharst home and themed as a St. Valentine party.

Use Ane Club A. E. Griswold Maple Evedue The Indies Ora Harper R. N Helen Rees Anna Rees Griswold M. J Parkharst

Regular meeting of readers on Monday in Columbus avenue

Eleven members met at Mrs Farr B Love home on Hast Columbus avenue to discuss Hamlet. The program ended with the final act and a general discussion of the part read by members. Mrs Clara Osborne to hostess next week at Wright street. John Maloney, 72, of 182 East Fifth street Eric, unconscious over 18 hours from gas fumes, died in Hatnot hospital. body moved before noon yesterday.

Farr B. Love Columbus’ Avenue Monay Shakespeare Hamlet Clara Osborne Wright Street Hatnot Hospital Little Hone John Maloney East Fifth Street Eric Mar

Woman is killed when car crashes into pole near Millvale

Mrs. Tanet Lane, 23, of Oakmont, Pa., died at Allegheny General Hospital after an auto driven by William A. Dorr skidded and struck a pole near Evergreen Road in Millvale. Her husband John Lane and Dorr were passengers. the crash occurred while en route to a downtown theatre. Police from Aspinwall reported two broken necks and said the vehicle veered onto the pole after the skid.

Ly United Pittsburgh Tanet Lane Oakmont Allegheny General Hospital Evergreen Road Millvale Lane John William A. Dorr Aspinwall Theete Joe Taves Dorr

Queen Bee's Double Duty in Unclear Rhetoric

Fragmented text discusses queen bee roles and drone formation with garbled phrases about fertilized and unfertilized eyes and potential parentage. Limited readable details mention drones and reference to a queen bee, though specifics and context are unclear.

Fang

Funeral Services for Mrs Catherine Dorwin

Private funeral rites were held for Mrs. Catherine Dorwin at her home on 26 1-2 Fast South Street. Rev H B Rengle officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included Roy Amerson Leon Brown Donald Stewart and Fred Desthamp. Relatives from away attended including Mrs W Waldon Miss Mother Waldon Charles Waldon Eugene Guest and Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Angola.

Catherine Dorwin Fast Soulh F. A. White Basex Street H. B. Rengle United Brethren Church Pine Grove Roy Amerson Leon Brown Donald Stewart Fred Desthamp Sway W. Waldon Mother Waldon Charles Waldonj Brocton Misa Ellen Farley Gowarda Eugene Guest Henry Smith Angola Donald Pike Elton van

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