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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1932

Page

5

Hold Driver Adjudged Negligent in McKean County Crash

A coroner s jury found Theodore Sterrett negligent in an automobile accident on July S in McKean County. The inquiry noted a danger sign should have warned motorists turning left into a cross road to a timber mill. Mrs Minnie Sterrett, injured, is hospitalized at St Vincent s. Other local residents, including Mr and Mrs Raymond Cathers and George McMahon, were mentioned in travel notes.

Theodore &. D. Sterrett Sterrettania McKeanhorn Minnie Sterrett Sir. Vincent's Hospital

Manley family returns home with relatives visit

Mr and Mrs H Manley return to Beacom N X after weeks with son Robert Manley and family Their granddaughter Patricia Manley accompanies them for a visit Mrs Matilda Nast and daughter Mrs J Kamber and family plan to attend a wedding in Youngstown O Miss Myrle Durham leaves for Buffalo City Hospital work Mrs Harvay Dockum arrives from Fredonia N J after funeral for Mrs Dockums brother Louis Moran Clifton N J guests Mr and Mrs Harold Cragg West Smith street Soon Miss Gerldine Chase and Mrs Samuel Bell studying in Buffalo come home for a Sunday stay with relatives Albert Sweet drives them There are Erie Railroad Veterans outing in Conneaut Lake for several men from Lottsville and others

Hast Street Buffalo City Hospital Harvay Dockum Fredonia N. J Harold Cragg West Smit Street Gerdldine Chase Frank L. Ford Alice ‘Triit J. ‘Hull Union City Fred Barbough Helen C. Smilth Buffalo Signa Anderson Erie Wright W. A. Johns Jerome Haight Lily Dale Norman Orsell Baegertown Luella Grofoot Jamestown A.thomas West Congress Street Angels Jack Carpenter H. P. Maybee Meadville Paultine Sessle Charles Bessle East Main Street J. B. Briveerney Michael Anne Harry Joseph William Cleveland Sue Matteson Spring Creek Joseph Hassett Leona Reed Old City Murvey Wm. Windzor

Hillbillies at Rex stage attraction Blue Ridge Ramblers come

The Blue Ridge Ramblers, a twelve member hillbilly group, bring mountain music and novelty to the Rex theatre for Thursday and Friday. They perform old and new mountain tunes, with radio and vaudeville credentials, direct from a western tour and noted for records.

Rex Theatre Blue Ridge Blue Ridge Ramblers Est West

Dragoon Sword Found At Stone Rouse Heatings

A seventeenth century dragoon sword believed to be a Covenanting relic was found at Stone Rouse Heatings by two schoolboys. The weapon lay in a leather scabbard that rotted and fell apart as the blade was drawn. The blade is hooked, heavily rusted, and about 80 inches long.

Stone Rouse, Heatings

Stock Prices Steady After Early Advance on July 16

The short New York stock market session held prices near yesterday’s close after early firmness. Oil and railroad shares led a mixed move as weekly car loadings and foreign trade reports were seen as adverse, though July 9 car data were distorted by Independence Day. Canadian car traffic rose to 89,058 while June merchandise exports reached 415 million and imports 121 million. Closing prices include American Can 7, American Locomotive 10, Anaconda 2, Atlantic Refining 12, B&O 38, Bethlehem Steel 38, Canadian Pacific 102, Chrysler 26, Columbia Gas 12, Curtiss Wright 4, General Electric 8, General Motors 20, International Nickel 8, Montgomery Ward 20, New York Central 21, Northern Pacific 18, Penna 9, Pure Oil 4, Radio 3.

New York Department of Commerce Time New York Stock Exchange Atlantic Refining Auburn B&o Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chrysler General Electric General Motors Crosurees International Nickel Bhsennecott Montgomery Ward National Daily New York Central Tati Northern Pacific

Industrial Giants Compete Amid Regional Gas Power Plays

A fragmented OCR list shows major corporations including Socony Vacuum Standard Oil California Standard Oil of New Jersey Studebaker Texas Company United Westinghouse Woolworth and U.S. Steel alongside gas and electric firms like Lone Star Gas and Cities Service. The notes hint at a regional energy and manufacturing competition with utilities and distributors intermingled in a tense market landscape.

Socony Vacuum Standard G & & Stand Oi Calif Standard Oi Studebaler Texas Co United Corp US Steel Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Sesscee N CurbArk Nat Gag Agsoo Gas & Electric Cities Service Cccpeeere BA Stox Lone Star Gas Western PS

Hefren Wins At Oil City In Comeback Victory

Oil City July 16 Araen Hefren won a six round decision over Tarzan McGovern in an amateur welterweight bout at the Oil City A A show last night. Hefren outboxed McGovern from start to finish and held firm without taking a knockdown as about a thousand fans watched.

L City Araen Rerren Tarzan McGovern Pittsburgh Rawinga Oil City Hefren McGovern

Veterans Storm Capitol Fear Clash Continues

Report recounts a Capitol clash as veterans urge adjournment while progress and counterproposals unfold. Speaker Garner faces pressure as Main forces begin moving toward camps and Robertson's contingent holds a shifting march on the Capitol steps.

Veterans Storm Capitol Fear Clash Garner Congress Waters Capitol Robertson

Hold Up Refurd Altoona Mountain City Trust Payment

A scheduled 1 percent payout to depositors of the closed Mountain City Trust Company, set for today, has been delayed due to objections to the receiver’s report. Claims argue the receiver’s bills are excessive and improper.

Altoona,a Mountain City Trust Company

Hertfordshire Indy Finances Self Imposed Levies

An English Hertfordshire Indy levied funds on herself by fining for imagined wrongs and neglect. She allocated the proceeds to two hospitals, supporting charitable service from the strange voluntary system.

Hertfordshire England Indy Ani Twi Hospital Hies

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Rex Tony Destry Rebecca Sunny Brook Farm FOX Picture Marian Nixon Ralph Bellamy Raymond Cathers Conneaut Lake Plento George McMahon Greenville Ors Jax Clara Rosenzweig Mervyn Windrum Hank Kelcher First Avenue Mary St. Clair Patrick Murphy Wilbur Dershimer Beaver Falls Charles E. Hoy Boston Mass Daisy Hoy Hillbillies OIL City Trust Company OM. City Pennsylvania Department OF Banking Cash & Exchange United Press Ade Ersonal Finance South Center ST Cory Corry
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