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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1932

Page

7

Wkean County Camp Robber Gets Four Years

James Sweet of Andover N J will serve four to eight years in the Western penitentiary after pleading guilty to three robbery charges. He helped steal from the Thomas D Mallory S P Kennedy and Harvey Quinn camps near Bradford. Ivan Schyver, also charged, faces four and a half to eight years. Sentences to begin soon. loot recovered at Schyver and Sweet homes.

James Sweet Andover Kans Western Penitentiary Sheri Pred 'T. Ludwick Sweet Thomas D. Mallory S. P. Kennedy Harvey Quinn Bradford Ivan Schyver Port Arlegany Nist Charles Shurte Justice of the Peace John W. Sell J. Alligon Joseph W. Bouton Bouton Vom Westyn Joseph Mortland Dallas City Mallory Kennedy Quinn Sehyver Sweet Im Antlaver

Big gasser rots in west of Erie rid Feb 5

A large gas well struck at 800 feet on the J. W. Mayder farm five miles west of Ridge, producing vigorously after a delayed start. Jayton Jackson of Fairview drilled sixteen veins before the main vein hit at 800 feet. Operators paused briefly when the well blew off but expect to add about 30 more feet. The well may become one of the area’s largest producers. Mrs. W. Snyder, owner, says another nearby well has produced gas for 22 years.

Erie Rid J. W. Mayder Ridge Pnd Jayton Jackson Fairview Duillers Lens W. Snyder

Heavy rains swell river to flood stage in Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania experienced heavy rains causing the Monongahela River to rise above flood stage. In Charleroi the level reached 85 feet while Pittsburgh crews reported near 71 feet later in the day as temperatures dropped and winds eased. Several injuries were reported from flying debris and wind gusts.

United Press Pittsburgh Maniongahela Pennsylvania Charleroi Hood Pittshureh W. S. Brotaman Othe Monongatola

Three Aviators Missing in Sahara Desert Search

From Oran Algeria French a imy pilots circled Sanara today in a vain search for a smoke signal to guide rescuers to three missing fliers Jean Reginensi Robert Lenfer and Joseph Touge stranded in the desert facing thirst. They had to land Monday after a raid storm and spoke hourly via portable radio but could not guide rescuers to the oasis or mirage.

Prise Oran Algeria Aimy Sanara Fiers Jean Reginens Robert Lenfer Joseph Touge Monilay Reginensi Touge Lenier

Oil tanker tragedy remains unexplained at Marcus Hook

Survivors questioned after blasts on the tanker 3idwell killed 17. Most crew slept or were on leave when the explosion ripped the ship. Daf Rasmussen, 82, of Forest II, died from severe burns at Chester Hospital. Also injured: Viola Rivers, wife of the captain, Leroy McMahon, 27, of Fostoria, and William Major, of Chester.

United Press Marcus Hook Daf Rasmussen Forest II Chester Hospital Chester Viola Rivers Jamaica Leroy McMahon Fostoria William Major

A B Ladies Aid Holds Enjoyable Meeting

The Lat es Aid Society of the United Brethren Church met yesterday afternoon at Mr and Mrs L Henton's home on North Center Street. Lois Gregory, evangelist, led devotionals and a special services program is underway at the United Brethren Church. Regular Aid items were discussed and a lunch with sandwiches, cake, tea, and coffee was served. Proceeds will benefit the church.

Arell Lates Aid Society The United Brethren Church

W C T U Luncheon For Junior Branch

Members of the Young Peoples' Branch of the WCTU attended a noon luncheon at the M. E. Church dining room. Honored guests Mrs. Alvin Sherbine of Johnstown and Mrs. Nettle Meckley of Erie joined the event with secretary Mrs. Minnie Perkins. Sherbine gave instruction on conducting the organization and shared helpful future tips. A pep song and other features followed. Sherbine had spoken at the local high school earlier that day after arriving from Univ City.

Corry Woman’s Christian Temperance Union M. BE Young Peoples’ Branch W. CT. U Alvin Sherbine Johnstown Nettle Meckley Erie Honor Gues Sherhins Minnie Perkins Girg Sherbine Uni@city

Happenings in Beaverdam and vicinity

Beaverdam area notes several social visits and travels. Amos Tanner and family moved to a Sherman farm. Mrs Lee Proctor visited Unigt City. Charles Swan and others worked on the Tanner farm. Wright visited Elgin on business. Whitney family and Bagley visited Spar tansburg. Local churchgoers joined Corry U B church. Frank Ladd and wife Akron trip for Spiritual Jubilee Singers. Allen Peterson and Olive visited South Darion to see Huith Santide. Lois Lyons stayed with Snapp family. E B Lyons returned from North East. Whitney attended ranking school at Paul Smith home. Allen Massenger of Erie visited J M McClelland. Whitney and family attended Spartansburg M B church. Charles and family attended funeral of David Smith in Union City.

Beaverdam Amos Tanner Sherman Lee Proctor Unigt Charles, Swan Parish Id. Wright Elgin H. D. Whitney Aquator Ina Gerald Bagley Jesse Whitney Spartansburg U. B. Church Corry Smack Phil Tip Stock Zora Apslevee Mahle Hubbel Bertha Showers Prank Ladd Akron Akron City Allen Peterson Olive South Davion Paul Smith Allen Massenger Erie J. M. McClelland Spartansbirg Whitney Iny Charles Swan Jiln Swan David Smith Union City Barney Ohio Paul Smock

Free Meal Fare Disputed by Local Hob0

Park Rapids, Minn. report of a restaurant owner who intended to return a counterfeit twenty dollar bill after a vagrant asked for a free meal. The hobo claimed it was a free meal and tried to keep the bill as change. Authorities noted the bill was counterfeit.

United Frese Oweer

Family Rescued as Flanes Sweep Home in Creighton

A family of Pavliks were rescued by neighbors after a fire destroyed their Creighton Hollow home and damaged two adjoining houses. The first floor was engulfed when discovered, a ladder led to a second story window and the Pavlik wife and three children escaped. Property damage estimated at 10,000 dollars. Two firemen were slightly injured. Nearby residents include the Suwith and Lyons families, with local social notes on visits and exams.

Creighton John Fruviik Yodiy Ag Creighton Hollow Tome Pavlik

Attempted derailment of Erie bound passenger train near New Castle

Investigation into an unsuccessful attempt to wreck Pennsylvania passenger train No. 475 near New Castle shows the Erie bound locomotive was shunted onto a siding when a switch was tampered with. Several freight cars damaged, passengers shaken but unharmed. orderly crew injuries only minor. Authorities call it a deliberate act and continue probe.

New Castle Web Pennsylvania Shenango Wasy Laphain J. Perry Francis McCray Wigin

Benefit Card Party Draws Large Attendance at St. Thomas Hall

A benefit card party at St. Thomas church hall drew a large crowd with twenty five tables for bridge and five hundred players. Mrs. Glenni G. Barker led arrangements with a church ladies committee and many named helpers assisted in serving sandwiches and cake after the event.

Luemoe St. ‘Thome Church St. Award's Hall Glenni G. Barker Gxan Harold Cragg Walter Sweet Vinnie Graham Charles Graham Mae Murphy Tioga Shack Alsenee Margaret Spie Man Minnie Keford Misa Ella Hart Alec Khoestner Chris Moran

Jaqua Beauty Shoppe opens with steam scalp demo

The Jaqua Beauty Shoppe announces a new shop at 5 East Washington over Lincoln Market Die. Tula Cawley invites the public to a free Saturday night demonstration by Mr. Kalmelage of Erie on Arnaa Steart treatments using steam to nourish the scalp and promote thick silky hair. Demonstrations include Arnolls ampoules and medicated formulas, with waving machines and finger waves priced from 50 cents to five dollars. Appointment line 471.

East Washington Street Lincoln Market Tula Cawley Kalmelage Erie Daqua Beauty Shoppe Mrg Julia Cauley

Specials This Week End at The Original Cut Rate Drug Store

Readable items list discounted health tonics, tonics, syrups, and toilet articles offered at reduced prices. Konjolavs Sano Pepiona Maltoleum Antiseptis Mi 31 Solution Tanlac Castoria Johnson's Taleum Adlerika Listerine Kruschen Jad Pepsodent and many tooth pastes shampoos and cosmetics included with prices shown. Numerous brands and products targeted to shoppers seeking low prices this week end.

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Wkean County Charles B. Hughes Desmond Himerson C.E. Doane West Main St Simon G. Galhraith John Clarke Aste Dan Lehman Charles Watran A.B. Ladies Aid Furniture Manufacturers Outlet North Center Street St. Corry H. R. Johnson W. Wayne Street Viplin J. B. Patterson Care of Journal Brook Street Pavement Mondiv Fordson Dale B. L. Rickerson Arthur Beonten Konjolavs Condra Pharmacy N. Center St Resa Sere Corry, Penn’a Paul Heci Garie Elinor Ann Eyta Ena Barry Ian Aia cNow Jo OF Sd Ik
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