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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
4
The page records a mix of society events and local notices. Mrs Ross Wahlman hosts a party with eight attendees and awards. Ruth Morton, a language teacher, falls ill in Greenville. Frank L. Ford shows improvement. school board funds diplomas. the American Legion backs city order during public meetings. crime reports and local economic notes fill gaps.
An explosion and fire at Roy Skyrm, painting contractor, killed J. J. Miller, 43, of Sharon, brother-in-law to Skyrm. Firemen suspect fumes from paint and oil sparked the blast. Miller was identified only after the flames were extinguished.
The report notes a Union City man J Vincent Hupbel dies in hospital and was quarantined for scarlet fever. Leonard Lee named manager of the Valley Hunt Club at Lewis Run replacing Goode M Watkins. Four more arrests for welfare fraud in Jamestown, with guilty pleas. State Workmen's Compensation Board awards 7183.39 to Gertrude Morton for her husband’s auto accident death. Pasquale Cara mela of DuBois loses home to fire, origin undetermined.
A United Press report from New York says a sudden buying push in railroad shares lifted the stock market modestly in early afternoon trading, despite no clear outside news driver. Rail gains centered on Pennsylvania Railroad and widened to Delaware, Union Pacific, Atchison, and Western roads with several lower priced Carrier favorites advancing, while many notable names such as American Locomotive, General Electric, GM, and Studebaker added to the upturn.
Report from a Saulde: officials say an explosion at The stapia Midge barracks killed one man and injured three others. Company officials Lodey believe the blast may have been caused by one of the victims.
Governor Pinchat disclosed 69,854 dollars in relief grants for Erie County and other counties statewide. Funds are listed for Crawford 22,252 dollars, Warren 4,05?, Forest 3,322 dollars, Wyoming 388,500 dollars, and additional Suffolk? counties under the State Emergency Relief Board.
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