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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
8
In a tense cabin scene Haskell confronts his past and moral collapse as Inspector Williamson orders witnesses to depart. A violent exchange leaves Haskell groggy and reflective, while others maneuver to expose his misdeeds and restore order amid lingering resentment.
Fragmented OCR narrative scene shows Till brooding on a v Pathetic edge with Alan and a tense exchange about money and responsibility. A girl appears in candle glow as relationships tense, revealing motives and old loyalties. The passage ends with a promise to continue, hinting at Montgomery's girl and a looming decision.
Harry B. Rouey, 53, of Homestead, died at Homestead Hospital from injuries suffered last Friday when he fell from a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight train near Homestead. Coroner's report confirms the death.
French Creek reports illness and visits among residents with several names and places such as Erie, Corry, Findley Lake, Harbor Creek, Ravine Hill, and Warren. Notable items include injuries from a deer hunting accident, a shooting scare, radio readings by local artists, and community updates on illness and home visits across multiple families and neighbors.
The column records numerous social happenings including Leon Newhouse planning a Whippet car overhaul at Guy's garage, Gibbins family togas for Dave Gibbons, and visits by Mr and Mrs Guy Gibbons. Several residents travel to Glenwood and Edinboro, with multiple family gatherings noted. Anna Kranyas returns from Hamot, Elmer King’s illness, and ages for Will Warnehouse’s family birthday are mentioned.
Columbus News Notes reports Columbus Grange No 875 will move its regular meeting to Tuesday evening February 16 with Akeley Grange present to confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates. They will also present a program and display the traveling auto. A pleasing evening is expected and good attendance is anticipated. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Delia Mowich to Walter Patrick on January 27 in Phoenix Arizona, with the Patrick family formerly residents of the village.
CORRY Feb 10 Outside influences dominate actions of Commissioners Helen M Schiaraft and Rollo McCray, says Commissioner Joseph F Rogan after board completes the 1932 budget. He proposed cuts totaling 417,720 which were defeated. items cut include 1,000 from voting machine, 800 from Erie County Agricultural Association, 250 from convention fund, 250 for jurors meals. Budget sent to Controller Harvey M Willis for revision. 1982 tax rate to be set at 6. mills, up two from last year, in first increase in 11 years, likely Saturday or Monday.
Struck by a bus in Wilson Pa today, 78 year old James White of Youngstown Ohio sustained head injuries. He was brought to McKeesport hospital for treatment after the automobile accident.
Allan McLean former county commissioner will begin duties as an Investigator for the Veterans' Bureau in Washington D C next Monday. He will cover Virginia and West Virginia initially with a possible transfer to Pennsylvania later to facilitate return visits home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Nelson were held at the family home on 620 East Columbus Avenue Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. William Hall of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church officiating around 2:80 o’clock. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included H. Peterson Walter Wilated John Hansen Andrew Thompson Chris Christiansen and Henry Nielsen. among out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs Jacob Hansen and Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen of Erle.
Members of the Ways and Means Committee and the board of management of Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor a card party at the Corry Women's Club on Thursday evening March 1 at eight. Refreshments and awards will be served. a short business session accompanies the event. members are urged to attend.
Chicago February 19. A hold up wave has driven Berwyn police to act as bankers. Merchants are urged to send cash to the police station to be kept in the office safe overnight. The scheme aims to curb banditry by securing funds under police protection.
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