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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
2
Dame Randolph Hoffman 89 of Hartisville Pa and his wife Hanna 28 pleaded guilty to passing bad checks in City Court before Judge Allen Bargar. Hoffman drew six months in Monroe County Penitentiary and his wife ten days in Mayville jail. The pair appeared after a Monday plea.
United Press reports Justice Department agents could be called to present evidence for a $50,000 inquiry resolution before the Senate. The famed G men would assist the committee in a nationwide probe of lobbying and alleged coercion and nominations if requested.
City and vicinity items report a Pittsburgh resident warning Kane residents about ragweed risks to visitors. Harald ODay of Meadville saved Thomas Dasquerty from drowning in French Creek. Four Olean high school youths canoe a 260 mile Allegheny run in eight days. Callan's Dustmaster nomination still pending. he currently serves as acting postmaster. Rotary backs Bradford swimming pool plan. Drowning at Hanford Bay. William Vaillafrank, 21, from Silver Creek. Local youths’ canoe trip from Meadville to Pittsburgh noted. A.B. Ladies Aid plans penny supper. Mrs. H. Bish named chair. Federal sentence for Frank Galasik in Mann act case. Altruistic Circle meeting in Corry. officers elected. Local grocery and dairy ads noted. William Strance Sr., oil producer, dies. Police radio test success in Jamestown. Property purchase on Second Avenue. Funeral set for Mrs. Emily Haskell. Grove City council weighing firework ban after accidents. snake bite incident near Crawford. Bank deposits: larger banks to pay up to 10-20% in pending deposits. W.B.A. to meet Friday. picnic plans discussed.
Police report a quarrel led to the fatal shooting of 40 year old Barry Jreifer in Philadelphia. His wife Hestier Gucfer, 45, admitted firing the revolver but described it as accidental after it discharged while she inspected it. She is detained without bail.
Hart J Armstrong, World War I veteran, was accorded military honors at St Thomas Church in Corry. Rev Brands J Graves celebrated mass with church choirs and several pallbearers and guards listed. Burial followed at St Elizabeth’s Cemetery under Veterans of Foreign Wars escort, with arranged color bearers and guards present.
Cor ry hospital board, presided by President Glyde Brown, named governing committees at a regular meeting in the Library building. Directors Howard, Miston, DeRosay and Roelofs attended. most items were routine, with no major changes from last year.
Tokyo July 11 A demand by a mysterious Tron Blood Volunteers organization that all Japanese evacuate Swatow China before Monday was resolved by the Japanese consulate at Swatow. Among local attendees were Butters Stephen Brooks Kenseth Gregory and Elmer Reith of the Lieut Dimer Cy Cartler Post 265 American Legion with several out of town guests including Mr and Mrs Paul Stone and Janet Stone and Miss Armella Iryoti of Union City Mr and Mrs Glenn Domaldson of Spring Creek.
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