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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1933
Page
5
Fire destroyed the picturesque Cornwall rail station in Lebanon County on February 11, with damage estimated at 60900 dollars. The design was by the late Stanford White, a famed architect. The structure had not served passengers in recent years.
Harrisburg February 11 The Supreme Court issued a per curiam order allowing an appeal by George O'Brien former Philadelphia newspaperman from his conviction for attempting to bribe Richard J Beamish secretary of the commonwealth through a writ in the case.
Mrs Hannah McWlroy of Nailed Ore and numerous couples and families from Sherman Ripley Wesleyville Jamestown Warren and Erie were listed as Sunday and weekend visitors or hosts in Corry. Local business and hospital visits included Dr Deissler Meadville, Mr McElroy in Pittsburg, and trips to Buffalo Warren and Erie for teaching, nursing and social visits.
The car ferry Ashtabula, carrying 37 crew and 27 coal cars, is marooned in a solid sheet of ice five miles off Port Burwell Ontario. Alfred Soderman of Ashtabula, aged 50, died from injuries overnight. details of the incident are unavailable as two Great Lakes Towing company tugs from Cleveland attempt to reach the vessel.
A Citizenship Department meeting last evening at the club house on Mott Street drew fifteen members. Mrs J A Cassidy led as general chairwoman with Mrs Giblin heading welfare, presenting surveys on city county and state government. After articles by Mrs Loveland, Mrs Cassidy, and Mrs Bates, Mrs Giblin spoke on public state institutions and service. refreshments followed.
New York stocks held a firm toe in light turnover as tobacco shares fell on cigarette price cuts. American Tobacco and R J Reynolds lowered prices to anticipated levels, triggering short covering and a rally in tobacco issues. Closing prices included American Can 1 1 2, American Locomotive 14 1 2, General Electric 2 1 2, General Motors 18 1 2, Standard Oil 28 1 2, and Westinghouse Electric at 18 1 2.
A rock slide east of Renovo Pennsylvania at Hymer covered both east and westbound tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad. The milk train locomotive derailment caused debris on the rails. no injuries were reported. Work crews cleared debris, placing the locomotive back on the rails after about three hours. The Philadelphia and Washington express waited in Renovo and arrived late in Willamport amid windy conditions.
INEZ Ky Feb 11 John FH Mills a mountaineer prophet of a religious cult charged with murdering his mother as a sacrifice planned to enter a temporary insanity plea at arraignment today per his attorney Sam Maynard The mother awaiting arraignment prayed in the tongue for her son’s rebirth and purification while Jasper Preece representing the Stars said if the insanity plea were entered he would request continuance to have alienists examine the backwoods prophet
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Young People's Branch gathered at 988 North Center Street last evening for a joint meeting. Attendees enjoyed an Willard Day program, readings, music, and a social period with popcorn balls and candy.
Panama Feb 1 The Chilean freighter Santiago reported by radio today that it is on fire off Cape Mala in Los Santis province. Navy tug Mallard and survey vessel Nogomis were sent from Balboa to assist.
Ardell confronts Ken at his desk after a tense reunion in which she urges him to explain why he feared for her safety and why he was seen at the ball. Their conversation reveals hidden memories and a dangerous link between their past, with passion and fear mixing as each struggles to face the truth.
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