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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
7
The 28th annual Chau Tauqua County Poultry and Pet Stock Association show draws crowds in Jamestown as judges assist Erie in case dispositions during the World War closing days.
Harrisburg reports capacity turnout expected for the Pennsylvania Farm Show January 16 29 with arrangements to provide lodging and comforts for visitors special features include educational exhibits from State farm groups and demonstrations on potato and fruit production.
Meadville January 11 Mrs Lorolay Wends aged 12 years died Tuesday evening at Spencer hospital after illness. Survived by brothers and sisters James Nith Corry Mrs Bern Toner and Frank Churk Watoo City Mrs Pearl Ut of Emlenton Pa Mrs Mery Higley Monavilte and Mrs inte Ling. Remains to Byham funeral home and funeral later.
Wai Jan 11 report of Inyo County salary board voting two and a half day pay cut for all county offices. Sheriff Davis resisted till late, with deputies and staff seeing revised scales, while other officials accepted reductions to fit a two and a half day minimum.
An advertisement extolls Earosma and related tablets as cures for numerous ailments by “cleaning out your kidneys” and eliminating poisons from the body. It asserts improved head relief and vitality, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
Mrs Nelson Williams hosts Ladies Aid at her home while guests from Brown Hill Pa join. Frances Miller and Wave Laugherty enjoy horseback riding. John Shuoneeht and Sherman Hills visited Cory. G J Follett travels to Erie on Navy duty. Various Proctor and Follette family visits noted.
The Gowen Links Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church met last evening at Mr and Mrs Shoop’s home on East Predeville Street. Six members and five visitors were present. The group planned a silver tea for Tuesday evening January 17 with Mrs Harold Dietzel named chairman. After business, Mrs Lina J Saxton and her committee served apple pie and tea.
A gas well from the Heald field near Silver Creek was brought in Tuesday with an initial flow of 2,200,000 cubic feet per day. It was the largest well drilled in the Western New York gas field this winter as several other wells are under drill in the same region.
Six year old Katherine Dietrich daughter of Henry Diebroh of Cartwright was hospitalized with a leg fracture head cuts and facial injuries after an auto driven by Lewis Stoll of 14 Clay Street struck her as she and classmates were alighting from a country club road crossing bus near Kane Summit Monday afternoon. The driver slowed but the front end hit the Dietrich girl and she was pushed onto the railroad embankment. She is reported not in critical condition. The bus had stopped on the west side of the crossing to let local children off.
Three youths from St Marys area pled guilty to a string of automobile thefts in St Marys. Dankel Hutchion, 25, received a stated sentence, Hank Uhvmigk, 18, was placed at Elmwood School for Boys, Erie County, and Irvin Kohn, 17, was paroled to Molly J. Brock’s custody in charge of Boye Clot. Jamespeck of St Marys pled guilty to larceny and was sent to Morguza Industrial Reformatory. The case stems from a series of thefts involving headlights robes and tires in St Marys.
A brief United Press report from Tyrone details an industrial accident at a West Virginia pulp and paper plant. Jamies Gault, 38, had recently returned to work after a long period of unemployment, fell into a lunch tank filled with acid, and died instantly. Also noted are the deaths of a colleague and the survival of others.
A retail ad shows hardware prices with small and large cells, radios, and a few cleaners. It lists Regular radio at $1.65 and Heavy Duty at $2.45, plus No. 6 Telephone at 30¢ and Dri-Brite Wax in quart sizes, with pint and quart pricing.
Notice to heirs and creditors in the Corry Pennsylvania area about the will of Vin All, with details on required presentations to Frank Place, attorney in Erie Pa, by a stated deadline. Addresses and names are listed for claims and disputes regarding the estate.
A rubbish pile sparked a disastrous blaze in Carliale, Pennsylvania. Four structures damaged, several people injured, and firefighters battled the flames as heat forced residents to evacuate from upper-floor apartments.
University of Pitt boxing card aims to feature Shiegh Pile Hanline versus Oil City foe at Keon Hall in Civil City next Monday evening. Event details reflect a local matchup with regional interest.
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