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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
3
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August Sehlmeyer, running a country store on Staten Island, defends old fashioned values against a chain store across the street. He touts practical daily goods, neighborliness, and progressive merchandising while arguing local shoppers deserve fair prices and friendly service despite rising gloom. Also reports on Pennsylvania school directors protesting real estate tax burden and urging reforms ahead of the legislature.
Summary of past events from journal files dated February 19 1912. Union meet hosted by Young Peoples' Societies of three churches featured Warl Wallace Sarah McCray Ruth Auer Myra Crupset Joseph Pope and Anna May Pope. Local factory worker leaves job after scare while being ordered to Mexico via telegraph. Winger dies at Corry hospital. Elks host a successful bazaar at their new home. Alma Where Do You Live to be shown at Library Theatre Wednesday evening. Georgine Sheeley at home with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs H Bagley depart for Bermuda. Harrison Keppel returns to Randolph after visit.
The Post Office will follow holiday hours on Monday February 22 with windows open 9 to 10 am. In the evening only the stamp general delivery and parcel post windows will be open 7 to 8 pm. Mails will be dispatched received and distributed as on other days. Neither the city nor the rails will be required to serve routes that day.
Funeral services for Charles Reed were held Thursday at 1 30 PM in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Helenfrance Clarion County PA led by Rev P Hellbrun with church choir accompanying. Interment followed in Helenfrance cemetery with bearers E D Baker Banks Gilmore Stewart Gilmore A L Calellahan John Smith W L Dalby. A memorial prayer service was conducted at Davison Funeral Home that morning by Rev F A Wimner before the body was taken to Helenfrance for the services. Relatives from Corry attended the ceremonies.
The princess declares truth lies in Mohammedanism, criticizing her former faith as austere and controlling thoughts. She says the move will bring bitter criticism and possible family alienation, but she will not regret her decision.
After 47 years in service including 44 as an agent with the Pennsylvania Railroad John H. Martin of Corry Pa earned a promotion to the Railroad’s Honor Roll.Born January 29 1887 in Sunbury he began as a call boy and rose through telegraph operator to agent serving at Snydertown Morea Shenandoah Hazleton and Corry retiring February 1 1982. He is survived by two daughters Sara W Martin and Elizabeth B Martin and is noted for never having a passenger complaint and for his spotless service card. He held memberships in the Masonic fraternity Corry lodge Elks and the Kiwanis Club.
New Youngsville theatre opens with a winter erection on the former Youngs Mle site. Wednesday evening marked the first performance in a commodious, modern 500 seat house with fine ventilation and attractive interior. Management offered to donate 25 percent of Sunday receipts to community welfare, drawing mixed local approval. Fred Gordon visits Meadville with his daughter.
A cluttered newspaper item presents trivia like first Fish Hatchery manager, Hudson Bay area, Brazil becoming a republic, Allegheny College president, and counts of male teachers in Corry Pedle Schools. It notes Duane Bracken returning home after a Brie visit.
Jamestown news reports Frank Harny of Kingsville, father of Theodore Harns, killed two years ago by Tahone Bliven on Wes Fifteenth Street, arriving to force a harsher sentence than the four to eight years given in Mayville for manslaughter in the first degree. He plans to appeal to Governor Roosevelt if unsuccessful, with attorney Gerald A. Herrick reviewing options after preliminary talks. Also noted is a Court of Appeals decision denying review in the Mawell Ohlquist case against Dr. John Hickman and Dr. Chester A. Nordstrom, following a $40,000 verdict for malpractice in 1980.
Miss Ethel Bertram teachers a group of Jerry students in a Saturday afternoon recital at 2 20 oclock in the Methodist Episcopal church. Participants include Betty Jane OU Tina Hurst Catherine Hubertz Donna Bertram Margaret Roof Marguerite Neylon Esther Lillie Mathleen McCray Marguerite Spicer Jeannette Gordon Beatrice McCray Mildred Morton Isabel Skinner and Billy Bednas Bobby Stowe Max Brown Billy Brown and Miss Bertram. Friends are invited.
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