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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1938
Page
3
A community gathering begins at 8 15 in the evening at a regional venue with a bingo contest planned. Attendees include Pleasant 12 Corry iris ing from in long, aanwel 62, of Union of James place Sun.
A fragmentary report notes a vehicular incident near a hospital in New Westday. Details are unclear but mention a 9 2 and an official in zero hours earlier with reference to Mic ds.
Cantango Day refers to a biweekly stock margin settlement cycle with full 100 percent coverage. The term jocko supposedly derives from en jeco, a native African name for the chimpanzee, as noted in the source.
The document outlines plans for Chautauqua Summer Schools starting July 11 and ending August 19. It notes a Swedish settlement commemoration in Tinlandaland near the Delaware River, appoints C. Johm Girafstrom to lead the state anniversary commission, and lists local jurors, oil production figures, and routine vehicle safety reminders amid a broad roundup of regional updates.
Federal agents indicated Peter Anders, the confessed kidnapper and slayer of Charles S Ross, may be tied to additional serious crimes. Hoover and a special squad transported Anders from Los Angeles to St Paul, spurring questions about prior Tacoma connections and the Mattson case unsolved link.
authorities struggle to prosecute after Anders confessed burying victims but no bodies found. Miss Florence Wrethage testifies of a third man involved near Sycamore and Ross may help identify suspects, while Atwood Gray remains unnamed.
A pigeon sparked a blaze that destroyed a barn on Fred Scott’s farm near Canton New York The bird knocked a lantern from Scott as he entered the barn at night starting the fire that consumed about 3000 dollars worth of hay and structure material Ongoing investigation or cause later noted as accidental.
The Forum Department met yesterday at Mrs Bess Kina's home on Nasth Center street. Leaders Mrs Harald Gilbert and Mrs Mary Condi led a discussion of current topics with plans for the next forum at Mrs Kincaid's home in February. The next regular meeting is Monday evening February 1 at the B P Wyeluy races with program by Mrs Frank Loveland from Home Economics.
Pennsylvania granite gains favor for national capital use and public monuments. shipments include twenty ton fountain bowls for the Federal Reserve lawn. diverse varieties hail from Berks Bucks Chester Delawa re Northampton Philadelphia York and other counties. True granite forms over millions of years and is used in schools churches stations and public buildings across the state and neighboring areas.
Officers and members of the Copry Red and Gun club will meet at the American Legion home on North Center for the annual election of officers. President Lloyd Meetsink announced the event and plans for the Cli Rifle League this year will be launched at 7:80.
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