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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
3
An advance National City Bank of New York bulletin outlines cautious optimism for a gradual business upturn. It notes halted credit contraction, improved financial confidence, and stabilizing prices after three years of depression, with stockpiles and inventories becoming more manageable.
A 1918 Corry Journal recap notes the Corry Ice Company stocking 150 tons for two months, United States Brake Shoe Co plans, J J Ressler notified by M J Crotty to ready the plant, L M Durham new Reo agency, and social events including Mrs R F Livermore luncheon and Marguerite Myers surprise visit. The paper also mentions fur shipments to Europe, Masten Park basketball at Ocean, and trolley extension debates with council members' opinions.
John G. Packer, 78, longtime Otto Chemical Company foreman and sergeant, died suddenly of a heart attack Saturday evening at his home in Sergeant Mo. He had resided there more than 40 years and had been active at work until his death, despite minor illness over the past year. He had visited Kane earlier in the day.
Hollywood correspondent Leicesters Wagner recalls Academy honoree Mickey Mouse as he shares a playful tour through cheese lore. Names like Lucullus Napoleon Roquefort and Marie Antoinette appear amid cheeky anecdotes about dinners and cheeses in a breezy column.
Inquiry mentions the common recreation center at Third Avenue and Main Street, Nigger Williams confectionery on First Avenue, Myrtle Fuller teaching at Hatch School, and Clayton's being Corry's sole theatre. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
The Erie Railway Company shut its Brocton office at Saturday noon and discharged agent Nellie Wolben after four years. The waiting room will stay open for the public and those awaiting cars, but no sale of tickets or express service is provided. The piece mentions film world figures and project delays, noting production shifts and industry figures in a broad, fragmentary society column style.
United Press reports Washington marks New Year with subdued celebrations as President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover miss the public White House reception. Cabinet members host informal gatherings at home while others hold small official events, and Secretary Samson cancels the traditional affair.
Brodonta January 3 A two story frame dwelling owned by William Thies and occupied by Mike Cobb burned Saturday night at about 7 oclock The adjacent Goldberg house was saved by firemen with damage to the Thies property estimated at about 3500 and Cobb loss around 1200 while the Goldberg home suffered over 500 in damage and 200 in contents all partially insured Fire department responded with two trucks but could not save the Cobbs dwelling
The Corry Woman's Club holds a business meeting and dinner at the club house Wednesday evening at 6:30. Toco P. Williams, local insurance agent, will speak on annuities to members attending both the meeting and dinner.
War opened on Argentine ants in Meridian Mississippi as campaigns to eradicate the species start in 41 towns. The state plant board aids by providing funds for the efforts.
Lawmakers debate a national sales tax as a means to balance the federal budget. Representative Liverge argues it could fund veterans programs and reduce reliance on appropriations, while critics warn of burdens on farmers and the poor. The discussion centers on the tax’s impact on spending, inflation, and national unity.
Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Roy Stuffleheim who died at the Corry hospital early Monday morning will be held from Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will take place in Pine Grove cemetery. FRANKLIN MAN NAMED HARRISBURG Governor Pinchot today announced appointment of B G Hartington Franklin Pa to the General Golusta Pennypacker monument commission to succeed Hi H Gilkyson Jr Phoenixville whose term expired.
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