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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1933

Page

7

Vacancy Filled For Spartansburg Teaching Staff

Mrs Pauline Still Cox resigned from the Sparta Vor ional School. The board hired Mrs Harry Wallace to fill the vacancy. Wallace previously taught at Britton Run last year and will reside in Philadelphia until the end of the school year with her husband Orly Cox, an art instructor. Other notes mention social visits and family travel in Spartansburg and nearby towns through early January.

Spartansburg Jan Pauline Still Cox Sparta Ional School Lender Eiher Board of Education Harry Wallace Wallace Britton Run Orly Cox Philadelphia Cox Mrs Cox Quaker City

Woodard fights to escape life term in Pennsylvania

Erie news reports on Woodard a 44 year old Pennsylvania man appealing his habitual criminal conviction. The state Supreme Court in Philadelphia will decide within weeks whether his four prior felonies justify life imprisonment. Attorney Bernard Paley argues errors in the original trial before Judge Waite. District Attorney Mortimer Graham counters, as the case marks the first under the new habitual criminal law. Community notes follow, including local visits, social events, and obituaries.

Erie Jan Ste Lawrence Wopeard Pennsylvanis Supreme Court Philadelphia Bernard Paley J. Ofim Waite High Court Woodard Wiley Woolard Foley Mortimer 5 Graham Pennsylvania Erie County Toey

PennsylvanIa Starts Auto Inspection Periods In 1982

Harrisburg sets two compulsory motor vehicle inspection periods for 1982. First period runs January 1 to March 31 with official inspection stations handling safety equipment adjustments. Second period runs July 1 to September 30. Goal is to reduce accidents from defective equipment. authorities urge timely repairs and compliance.

Harrisburg Department of Revenue Gifford Pinchot

Death claims P R R engineer Jude at Oil City

Allison W Jude veteran P R R engineer died at his daughter’s home in Oil City following a brief illness. Born August 3 1961 in Spartansburg he served 38 years as an engineer with the railroad retiring a decade ago. Survived by his widow Anna Major Jude two daughters Mrs Daugherty and Mrs George Shingledecker and one grandson Jack Shingledecker. Funeral at Mrs Cha Daugherty’s home 221 East Sixth Street Oil City Wednesday at 1 pm with interment in Rose Fill cemetery Spartansburg.

Mary Johnson Doris Blakeslee Gary Blanche VanCise Titusville Clinton VanCise Harry Richards New York City A. Richards Hatchtown Dolly LaDow Phyllis Dunkirk Paul Blakeslee N. Y Charles Thompson Betty Hewitt Oil City Clair Lindsay Cay Rice Virginia Webb Rice Prank Jones Wayne Ardery Le 4 Torrey Donald Patrington A. M. Bailey Veooman Carol Betty Dawn Pith Dewitt Snapp Glyndon Richard Webb Admsonburg Thursdynd EB. Sprott Webb Frank Jones B. Scot Webbo Scott Walter Pfeiffer Marjorie Lula Wal- Tsee Cleveland Ohio Miga Esther Walrobe Warren Rip Bays Howard Berkha Wiston Winifred i Bates Ida Blakeslee Gage Gowanda State Hospital Baptist Church Rose Hul Nancy Hiram Johnson Hiram Johnson, and Family, of Thin Plade Keith Johnson Wilherta Myesball Garge Thompson Miss Clemens Wellsboro HP. Stranahin Tee Jennie Stranahan Neal Farrington Donald Spartanshuts Howard Garlbore Meadville Helen Boe Anit R. B. Wadsworth Mary Alice Ranahan Wrothers Johnson Neil Shanahin Mel A.W. Jude Charles Daugherty Jude Thurston House Donald Maynard Centerville Hattry McBride Luther Titus Cary George Davis Georgia Singledenke Channesly OU City Lown Mathie Crawford County H, Sson Ina. Bowen Harold Rifenberick Emperial Sue’ Knippenberger Gilde Spant Lote Spirta Vocational School Carl Smith Stanley Boriz Howard Harris Otis Boyd Union City Cyn Skiff Meredythe Richardson Jamestown N.Y Ann Anirew Allison W. Jude Mitusville Allison W. .L Jude P. R. RB Spartansburg Mr. Jude P. 1H. H. End It City Thurston Spartansturg Anna Major Jude Mrs. Daugherty George Shingledecker Jack Shingledecker Cha Daugherty East Sixth Street

Divorces Drop in Erie County During Year

Erie County records show 32 divorces granted in the past year, down from 41 the year before and 31 in the 1980s. Cruelty and desertion lead the majority of filings, with infidelity cited in some cases amid a general decline and shifting social patterns.

Erie County Erie

Four Fugitives Caught After Workhouse Escape

Four convicts escaped from New Castle County workhouse by sawing bars and attacked guards. A squad of Delaware highway patrolmen arrived, and within thirty minutes the four men were recaptured amid a prison riot in one wing. Miss May Murphy of Erie is visiting the St. Glair sisters on East Congress Street.

United Press Wilmington Del Jran New Castle County Delaware May Murphy Erie

Dewey Heads Sunday School

Dewey was chosen superintendent of the Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the ensuing year. Officers include Loveland as statistical secretary Miss Tosier as secretary JH Dearing treasurer Esther Cogswell pianist J R Dearing secretary of Missionary enactment and Miss Dewey song leader. Forty members and teachers attended as plans for the year were discussed and reports noted increased attendance and a healthy treasury. A board session preceded a well appointed dinner in the church dining room at 6:80 o'clock.

Dewey Methodist Episcopal Church Ma, Loveland Sarah ‘Tosier JH Dearing Esther Cogswell J. R. Dearing Missionary Enactment

New Officers Are Installed In Local Lodge

Officers were installed by Mrs Dolly Write at the regular meeting held Monday evening in Sheir hall. A formal dinner preceded the installation ceremonies. Present were president Walter Bishop and past president Dolly Write, vice president Lenn Cauley, secretary Bertha Darwin, assistant secretary Elizabeth Covell, herald Alice Bishop, assistant herald Lune Reynolds, inside guard Myrtle Randle, chaplain Jonnie Bennett, and other members. Progressive Five Hundred enjoyed the remainder of the evening with awards to Charles Munn, Mrs Angelina Marsh, Walter Bishop, and Wisni Goring.

Dolly Rite Sheir Pedent Walter Bishop Dilly Lenn Cauley Bertha Darwins Leeashiner Ihizabeth Covell Fern Johnson Alice Bishop Lune Reynolds Mypait Retanlds Onbslegina Maceduh Ons Jonnie Bennett Els Bilith Raton Wisilda Maclellahasun Progressive Charles Munn Angelina Marsh Walter Bishop Wisni Goring

Cream Producers Advertise Weekly Dairy Pickup Plan

Beginning January 8 1933 our cream will be collected Tuesdays and Fridays at Wd Wie Cox Store Spencer's Store and Corry Lapot shipped by rail. Cream must arrive by 1 10 P M those days to receive top butterfat prices and trucking charges from North East Day Company North East Pa. Phone isu Bart-208 Le

Wiecox Spencer’s Corry Lapot North East Day ‘Company North East Phene Isu

State to paint road equipment a distinctive color

Secretary Lewis announced a new plan to paint highway department vehicles in a distinctive color for better visibility and accountability. The measure, backed by Governor Pinchot, targets all passenger and road machinery, with repainting funded as old stock is replaced.

Highway Department Department of Fishwiys Uda Stil Lowy Department of Highwils Ighy Ighy Said Salan Tan Pinehu Psinasc Lewis

President Hoover Returns From Florida Cruise

President Hoover and Mrs Hoover arrived in Washington from a ten day fishing trip. They traveled from Florida by train to the White House station. The day was cool and damp as they sought warmth after their Florida visit. A large eagle was killed near Perry, with a seven foot wingspan, reported to have been scavenging nearby.

Washington Hoover Anil Shane Oma Florida Perry Maki Dorman Hero

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