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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
4
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Jamestown reorganizes to meet an emergency caused by depreciation of securities and heavy withdrawals. Nine bankers and businessmen pledged $500000 in additional capital to boost the bank during the crisis.
City and Vicinity rounds up a jumble of ads and notices, listing grocery specials, meat prices, a card party sponsored by Catholic Daughters, club gatherings at Mrs Mooney and Mrs Hall homes, bridge evenings, and announcements from Keister's and Whitaker's Meat Market. It reports a man losing a arm in an Oil City transit plant accident, local social events, a bank official rescuing a dog, and local obituaries and civic notes from Union City and surrounding towns.
Old fashioned shawls were shown by the Household Arts Department of Gerry Woman's Club at a meeting on Mott Street. Mrs. T F Giblin directed the exhibit with about twenty five shawls, some over a century old, and the event included a history of the fabrics.
Chicago reports Leo V Broth, a St Louis gangster, to be tried immediately on murder charges in the Alfred Lingle case. State's Attorney John A Swanson disclosed the move to secure a writ of habeas corpus while investigators seek to identify backers. The suspect, long sought in St Louis, eludes full disclosure as authorities hint at broader connections behind the slaying.
A compact local ad lists malted milk products including Borden’s malted milk and Horlick’s with prices. Mentions Dextri maltose, Lactogen, Zoe Mellin’s and a $31.00 figure and a phone contact, all in a sparse classified style. Details are fragmentary but indicate a beverage and supplement shop listing.
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