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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1932

Page

3

War on low mood drives job search drive nationwide

Corry citizens and American Legion members launch a nationwide effort to find jobs, aiming to place a million men back to work. Local leaders report volunteers will canvass for odd and steady work, urging factories and homeowners to add staff and repairs during the spring season.

American Legion Corry Legion Uew Campatzm Rochester Legion Post Hiem

W Duffy installed as grand knight of Knights of Columbus

W H Duffy was installed as grand knight of the Knights of Columbus at ceremonies held Sunday afternoon in Maccabee hall.

W. H. Duffy The Knights of Columbus Maccabee Hall Olds Union City

Woman Dies of Poison in St. Vincent's Hospital

Mrs Frances Schilz a 24 year old Erie woman died in St Vincent's hospital of uremia reportedly caused by swallowing poison tablets following jealousy concerns. Coroner W G Strobel said the act followed quarrels with her husband Jon over relationship troubles. The couple lived at 714 Chestnut Street.

Frances Schilz Erie St. Vincent's Hospital W. G. Strobel P. Ry R. Lo Jon W. Strobel Chestnut Street

Municipal club to stage The Mikado in April

The Municipal club has arranged for staging The Mikado on April 7 and 12. The event promises a lively performance by local residents and theatre enthusiasts.

Weekly Baby Clinics Help Local Preschoolers

The Corry Municipal Building hosts Friday afternoon baby clinics under the Chal dren's Aid Society. Dr. N. Troy Gillette and nurse Mrs. John Ward oversee examinations of preschool children, delivering worthwhile benefits as the weekly events continue.

Corry Chaldren’ Aid Society N. Troy Gillette John Ward

Motoring Across Africa Sets First Transcontinental Route

Hedans led a five car caravan from the east coast to Casablanca marking the first cross continental drive across Africa from coast to coast near the equator and through the Sahara. In the same year Capt. Owen Tweedy and Captain Crofton of the British Army drove 5600 miles from Benin to the heart of Africa then to Algiers crossing the Sahara in a four month journey.

Africa Hedans 3Tombusw Casablanca Microl Oarth Equator Sahara Desert Owen Tweedy Crotton Britsh Army Bemi Heart of Atrien Algiers

Coroner’s jury clears drivers in dual fatality crash

Warren inquest findings blame probable road debris on Dennigan Fill near Chandlers Valley and Sugar Grove. The jury exonerates both drivers after hearing nine witnesses including Dr. Grant, Dr. Cashman and Patrolman Thiel. Carlson boy Louis survived. Carlsons car struck Stack car.救

A. A. Grant Sugar Grove W. M. Cashman William ‘Thiel Aan Hadley Warren Wd. Groves Harold Mack M. B. Fredelijus Mildred Bidwell Jackson Rim Road Fred Stack City Louis Carlson Warren General Hospital Highway Patrol

Erie City Treasurer May Collect School Tax Discussed

Erie board of education met to discuss a new law forcing the city treasurer to collect school taxes if he can post a bond of 200000. Board members doubted the bond would be approved, noting the state opinion and a supreme court decision guiding collection responsibilities.

Erie City Brie Erie Board of Eduucation State Department of Public Instriction Supreme Court

Honor Roll and Credit Lists for Six Weeks End Semester

Pupils at multiple schools named for outstanding work in the first semester six week period. Lists show Grade 9 to Grade 1 students with names under Honor and Credit, across Concord Fairview Washington and Harding Schools, noting enrollment counts and staff credits for each class and grade.

Mipile Cecil Alam Roverta Anderson Leon Bertram Ruth Bush Brice Dearing Naomi Jonson Gertrude Lindstrom Myre LiMarhic Mary Lem Inova Storer Mary Vavassa Charlotta Whitaker Marie Bennett Bonnell Chase Ruth Cole Harmette Colegrove Francis Coyle Luciille Callen Marvin McCray Elizabeth Dahl Lesha Davis Estelle Davidson Iva Denidson Peter Dubrosky Frank Gates Dorothy Gaulfreau George Garde Walter Gulith Clinton Haines Robert Johnson Joe Mullis Jane Maxwell Laurence Nichols Jeannell Palmer Mildred Perry Alice Poole Joe Pierre Helen Rathbur Roy Reed Ann Reyda Wilbur Renskers Lucille Root Raymond Sears Bertha Showers Vera Slye George Sprivers Stanley VanTassel Eumeae Smith Jeanne Titus Virginia William Robert Bracken Edward Becker Crosby Bush Mike Bystrick Mary Wilizabeth Gillette Wiliam Gumbleton Jane Hall Harriet Heppier Vern Hicks Gatheryn Hubert Ruth Hulett Paul Hurlbut Matilda Kamber Betty Krone Marjorie Lathrop Ruth Lester Lucille Levey Joseph Loveland Jean MacLees Joan McLean Jom Mallick Joan Place Virginia Price Roberta Ross Richard Reynolds Alesandra Strigler John Sprovers John Taylor Viva ‘Thomas Iva Weber Jane Wells Harriet Wyn Marjorie Young John Zepka Martha Elston Margaret Haight Barbara Keppel Phyllis Lyong Ruth Nagel Robert Rumbaugh Robert Stowe Hugenia Graft Helen Bush Allen Dean Mary H. Hillstrom Betty Litz Alice Neff Mary Roelofs Richard Winans Pendleton Brown Clide Dingfelder Nina Gilbertson Roland Harvey Lewis Hurlbert Robert Waits Florence Wilson Harriett Anderson Margaret Anderson Rachel Graft James Herlett Walter Dundon Betty Fogle Mary Gronostar Mary Loveland Howard Lyman Helen Paulson Mac Bais Séars Russell Shampoe Stanley West John Willis Concord School Graile Charlotte Walter Berdice Brooks Autumn Colby Gertrude Crowell Stella Marlowits Donali Miler Mary Jein Roach Ella Mae Stewart Bertha D. McCray Virghin Arntage Clarence Betty Armitage Jimlor Bjorkaytisi Florence Brooks Gene Hasbrouck Lewis Higby Marion Kimmy Clifford McCloskey Arthur Neylon Robert Parkhurst Mary Shields Gust Luigier Betty von Cise Chaney van Winkle Marle K. Brooks Mary Andersen Ruth Bennett Donna Bertram Chas Bracken Evelyn Brooks Join Wet Terulf Kathleen Hazel Gertrude Johnson Mana Kombet Richard Lindsley Mary Maloney Edward Mc Elway Mildred Nichols Max @hust Virginia Damon Bula Fox Jeannette Gordon Willow Dunes Mary Lauri Lasts Malliots Rmatrong Richard Dearing Main Chucr Hikpi Jan Hurst Carmen Allen Dennis Goo Ni Lilium Kelsey Willam Latton Dnlor Wetmore Catherine Conway Charlotte Macie Jetty Mae McRidowney Mary Helen Melis Lyle Damen Gladys Bu=worth Belly Lindqvist Ruchara Nichols Finn Robbing Lawris Weppel Elizabeth Perry Harding Helen Kendall William Esker Robert Grice Frank Laurie John Sehradex Edwin Dall Irene Kovach Faith Messenger William Brown Anne Christensen Kurt Lindberg Dorothy Bigelow Helen Eubay

Drops Dead As He Cls Off Train

Fen Falconer 50 year old Joseph Hardy of Houston Texas died last evening after falling from a westbound freight near the Erie and D A W P junction. A heart attack struck as he dropped from the train. by the time Mink’s ambulance arrived Hardy was already dead.

Falconer Fen Drie Joseph Hardy Houston Tex Mink Hardy Erie Railroad D. A.W. & P. Railroad Nick Vanilla South Main Street Jamestown Vanilla

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