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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
7
Cleveland report shows 287 grade crossing accidents in 1932, with autos responsible for 36 incidents or 28 percent. Data highlight drivers disregarding warnings, failures of gates, skids, brakes, and stands at crossings, plus urban rural split and state variations.
Funeral services conducted Saturday afternoon in memory of Thayer W. McCray who died at Carry Hospital after an illness. The rites were from the late home in Soncourt Township at 2 o clock with two local ministers officiating. Interment followed in the McCray Cemetery with bearers named. Many relatives and friends from Concord and nearby towns attended as mourners.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes irritated membranes and stops throat irritation. It claims high authority endorsement and promises relief from cold symptoms and respiratory infections, with guarantees of satisfaction and safety.
Sexauer, president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, outlined a four point farm relief program at annual meetings across the New York milk shed. He urged a movement to reform the monetary system to aid farmers, called for allyating agricultural trends, and warned against overreliance on bankers and politicians. The talk, delivered via a wide radio hookup, emphasized protecting farm homes, raising producer prices, and keeping dairy production profitable without hurting other farm products.
United Press reports in Paris on a Worth ensemble in white satin and black crepe satin with a draped bodice and cape trimmed in black fox, plus a beige wool two piece suit and jacket. Separately, Mr. Sexauer notes Dairymen's League aims to cut producer costs and urges tax relief and plant closures to lower milk prices amid postwar rate increases.
Meadvill e Jan 30 Baldwin Laboratories announces plans to take over the former Carnation Milk plant at Saegertown remodel it and make it the companys future home. The project aims to hire 30 to 50 workers soon with staff details to follow and notes Saegertowns central location near Pennsylvania oil fields aids sourcing raw materials.
RIE Jan 30 Mrs Raymond Wagner 20 of Cambridge Springs sister of Charles Hale and widow of an Erie hotel employee died en route to St Vincents hospital after hemorrhages. She reportedly enjoyed good health until Saturday afternoon. A brother Raymond Hale and her husband survive along with two infant sons seven brothers and three sisters.
Lytle, aged 18, of 83 Fourth avenue, was admitted to the hospital Saturday afternoon after a crank started car ran over him. He suffered injuries to the left hand and body. His brother Dan V. Lytle is in another room, having undergone a serious operation earlier in the week.
Dunkirk Mayor Roberts vetoed a plan to designate three Dunkirk banks as city funds depositories. The veto will be read at the next Common Council meeting. The mayor objects to the Dunkirk Trust Company receiving city money due to two directors serving on the Board of Education. The attorney general notes no law violation in naming a family depository.
A crash on the Gowanda Buffalo highway near Gowanda State Hospital left Vernon Bartlett age 20, Margery Bartlett 6, and Delaney Shearer 14 dead or dying. George Gartley 52 of Collins Center drove one car. James Healy of Buffalo drove the other. Mrs Loretta Bartlett and Doris 8 were injured, with Linn Bartlett and others treated at Townsend Hospital. Healy sustained minor injuries and was discharged.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a two story brick dwelling in Homeworth suburb struck by an explosion and fire early today. Police and fire officials search for a missing elderly woman after the blast. residents fled as the blaze threatened neighboring homes. Trafian and wife, owner of the house, were away for a week.
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