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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1932
Page
6
The clipping includes obituary fragments for Potter a Titusville postmaster since 1922, a brief on a fire loss of 375000, state law enforcement on highway social distancing, Erie County PTA programs with John Ward speaking on family relationships, and Lenten regulations from local Catholic churches with services announced through Master Sunday.
Billy Byrne directs a well trained cast in the Musical Revue of 1932 at St Edward's High School. The prettily staged program features humor sketches and international flavor with an orchestra and costumes enhancing a strong opening night audience reception.
Former New York Governor Alfred E Smith signals willingness to seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932 While denying a pre convention campaign He cites no guarantee of victory but positions himself for a potential struggle against Franklin D Roosevelt with New Hampshire and other primaries shaping the battle for delegates The statement prompts party leaders to weigh Smiths religious and political appeal against Roosevelts rising momentum
Corry Woman's Club will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the clubhouse. A tureen dinner will be served at 1 30 oclock in connection with the session. Members are asked to bring their own china and silver. much business will be transacted for the Northwest District of Pennsylvania. Attendance is expected from local women on March 16.
A visiting quartet performed during morning and evening services at the M E church in Corry drawing large crowds. Judith Anderson delivered dramatic numbers while the group received strong audience approval. Upcoming acts include the Peterson Family of Warren and youth choirs from Nor... Mindful of the era, this piece notes future concerts and the growing interest in the church series.
A Sunday report cites Erie Police Chief William J. Delzel claiming some officers tipped raids on gambling houses. He said secrecy was needed tomap raid plans and praised Officers Robhemi Pancerey and another for successful actions. Investigators pursue a wider inquiry into possible leaks.
Franklin Feb 8 A seven year old boy Ponaki Long of Reno Pa was found safe in the woods by Boy Scout searching parties after being missing since Sunday afternoon. He and his fox terrier pet had slept in the woods all night and slept off and on until found along Two Mile Run about a mile from where he was last seen.
The investigation into alleged police corruption continues with a pledge to suspend any involved officers if identified. Mayor Rossiter said he will not direct the inquiry and will defer to Chief Detzel to handle the matter, while the chief notes possible names may emerge.
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