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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1932
Page
8
Fragmentary reminiscence unfolds of Shai and allies as they endure a brutal voyage south. Joyce, Tosco, Ati and Toye reflect on love, survival, and the savage moons while braving cabin life and a world scarred by fire and fear.
Members of the Corry Woman's Club will hear Laura W. McMullen lecture Building Personality Tuesday evening at the club. McMullen, club chairman for International Relations in Vermont, is described as gifted and interesting. Announced also is a luncheon meeting at Hotel Corry Wednesday at one o'clock with Mrs. A. E. Lindsay of Warren speaking on The Why of Modern Life. Reservations for luncheon should be made with Mrs. G. T. Kincaid by Monday.
Fragments describe that most tribes carried loads themselves while the Hamia used dogs to pull sledges. The text notes a dog named Willel could assist in hauling, highlighting early animal assistance in transport.
The issue lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends across Warren Corry Meadville and Titusville. It notes healthcare movements including Robert Donaldson moving home after hospital care and a postponed Federated Church musicale. Several social events and bridge club gatherings are mentioned with hostesses and attendees.
Robbers entered the 120 West Second street home while the Peterson family was away Thursday night and stole about 3600 in jewelry. Items taken include two broaches with diamonds and pearls, two BAR pins, a pearl cluster, five one dollar bills, and a 25 cent piece from a purse. The bedroom dresser jewelry case was broken open and the bedroom was ransacked.
A large group gathered Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gallup to celebrate former County Clerk J. D. Gallup's 77th birthday with a surprise welcome. Guests enjoyed five hundred and rock and a late supper.
Victor Bonnell, a 2B and former taxi driver of 140 12 W 17th St, will plead guilty to the murder of Thomas Ziotkowski, a 60 year old East Side resident, in Erie County Court. Attorney J. Juliante plans to seek a new trial for Leo Bilecki, convicted of second degree murder, delaying Bonnell's move until court action on Bilecki.
A general order sent the police on the trail of two gunmen who entered an alleged speakeasy in St Louis, killing Carl Schueter and Henry J. Pollmann as they sat at a table. Herman Schueter and two others were present. shooters opened fire without warning.
The article notes Halley’s periodic return every seven years with its latest approach in 1910. It mentions the near Earth pass on April 1 and May 18 1910, distances around 30 million miles, and a velocity near four miles per second.
The record notes that the final shipment of enslaved people reached Auserlen in 1889 aboard the Suveshin Cham tide.
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