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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1933

Page

7

Thief Trapped In Bedroom But Makes Escape

Oil City police report a string of burglaries in the Hone avenue area Monday night. A thief entered three homes on Myers Linden and Howe avenues, stealing purses with small sums of money. At Myers the thief took $9 and smaller sums at Amblerson. He frightened McLaughlin residents and escaped after leaping from a porch roof. at Anderson’s home he was cornered in a second floor bedroom but fled through a broken window screen, eluding officers.

CFTY Bie Hone Avenue J. Myers Hope Avenue Grover G. McLaughlin Linden Avenue John Anderson Howe Avenue Oil City Myers Amblerson McLaughlin Anderson Mr. Anderson

Buried All That Was Left Finds Final Rest at Ceremony

A foundry worker from Oberhausen Rutneland Germany perished when hot metal engulfed the Lady of Pele Bormann. The stray blaze followed as the metal was poured, a small blow delivered, and the victim nine was enjarated before burial with due ceremony.

Pele Bormann Oberhausen Rutneland Germany

White House Furnishings Ownership and Presidential Possessions

The nation holds furnishing and personal items of the White House as owned property. New presidents may keep only personal belongings they wish to retain during their term, and remove them when leaving office.

White House

Johnsonburg Man Identified in Tragic Water Death

Jamestown July 19 A soiled scrap bearing the address 56 Hotchkiss street led Coroner David Lincoln to tentatively identify a middle aged man found dead in Chaulauain Dake off Bly's Point near Ashville as John Och of Johnsonburg Pa. The body, recovered by Arthur Tuckerman, was fully clothed and had been in the water several days. The coroner planned a verdict of death by drowning. Theodore B. H&Kloine and Carl Anderson of the Imperial Hotel at Celoron confirmed the identification after viewing the remains at Powers funeral home.

Jamestown Hotchkiss David i Lincolin Chaulauain Dake Bly Asiville John Och Johnsonbure Lincoln Arthur Tuckerman J. B. Warner Ashville Hotchkiss Street Johnsonburg Gotoner Lincoln Theodore B. H&kloine Carl Anderson Celoron Powers

Brookville men die and injured in Chicago World Fair trip crash

Two Brookville men headed for the Century of Progress exposition near Chicago are in a fatal collision. Wayne McNallgton, 2, died instantly when his roadster hit a heavy truck and burst into flames four miles west of Brookville. Philip Croyle, 23, was thrown into a gully and critically injured. Paull Evans, 22, driver, suffered head and arm injuries but survived.

Brookville Chicago Wayne McNallgton Philip Croyle Paull Evans

Pittsburgh Firm Low Bidder On Hospital

United Press reports Davis Smith Co of Pittsburgh was the low bidder at 142,985 dollars for the construction of the proposed Slaxine hospital in Pittsburgh. Owen Engineering Co of Chicago placed second at 142,? and March Bros. Construction Co of St. Louis third at 158,000 dollars.

United Press Washington Davis Smith Co Pittsburgh Owen Engineering Co Chicago March Bros. Construction Co St. Louis

Lindsey and Summit Schools Hold Annual Reunion

The second annual reunion of the Lindsey and Summit schools was held at the Lindsey School on Sunday. About 150 attended led by 88-year-old Robert Aikam. Officers elected: President Minnie Haskins, Vice President Guy Lindsey, Secretary Treasurer Mae Hammergren. A long program followed with readings, songs, and recitations by local residents. Afterward, attendees watched a ball game Concord beating Tannery 12 to 0. Out-of-town guests listed from several towns.

Secon Lindsey and Summit Lindsey Robert Aikam Minnie Haskins Guy Lindsey Mae Hammergren Howard Blakeslee Mabel J Akam Himma Swanson Laura Hammergren Norma Dingfelder Lazy Mary Bonnie Lorence Lindstrom Howard Dingfelder Leonard Swanson James McCullough Marion Dingfelder Bud Hiram Blakeslee Robert Lindstrom Lewis Kuss Audrey Alam Nellie Gray Rachel Lindsey Drennan Clifton Lindsey Minty’ Price A. D. Manley

Kane Drive To Finance A New Plant Success

Kane, July 19. Kane's drive to raise 16200 to bring Superior Glass from New Cumberland W Va has been oversubscribed with near 17000 pledged. Dismantling begins at New Cumberland plant. first loads expected by truck this week and production to start within three weeks at the new Kane site. East portion of the old American Window Glass plant at Biddle street intersectors will be reused for the new industry.

Kane Kane's Superior Glass Company New Cumberland W. Va R. J. Hetanecker Ameri-can Window Glass Company Biddle Streets Hast Kane Road

Voyage Through Canal Social Event Honors Travelers

An evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Woith Wilcox Lewis celebrated Mrs. J. B. Cook of Los Angeles visiting the area, and Miss Lotta Bonsteel preparing for an extended ocean voyage via New York to join the California bound ship Tora Delightful. Guests dined at the Brick House then moved to Mrs. Lewis's home for bridge, with prizes or forwards awarded to Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. Johnson.

Woith Wilcox Lewis J. B. Cook Los Angeles Calif L. P. McGray Clymer Lotta Bonsteel Miss Bonsteel New York City Cora G. Smith New California Panama Canal Seattle Wash Havana San Francisco Cook McCray Ja Johnson Lillian Schermerhorn Honsted J. J. Wright Clyde Wilcox Lewis West Smith Street Coyle Dohnson

Pillow Bank Robbery Stuns Wichita Man

William Davis trusted his pillow bank as security for his money. He sewed the bankroll into a pillow and slept beside it. He woke to find the pillow slit and the cash missing.

Wichita, Kan William Davis

CURB MAYOR POWERS: POLICE CONTROL IN CITY

Sharon city council on July 19 approved first reading of an ordinance to strip the mayor of police bureau head powers and shift appointment and salary decisions to the council. Final approval expected later after debate sparked by Mayor Thomas’s demotion of Sgt Donald Scott, who received a ten day suspension.

Sharon Bureau of Police Department of Public Ifsules Colmahhan Jacob Goldberg J. Frey Thomas Thomas Donald Scott Scott Specie Hhaypes

X rays and plants growth findings from university study

A report notes that X rays can accelerate plant growth and flowering, improve chlorophyll, and hasten life processes, but excessive exposure damages plants. The summary references Chives A. Shull of the University Chicaza in early experiments.

Chives A. Shull

Buffalo child killed by gun in Allegany Park

A Buffalo boy, 16, was killed by a rifle discharge at Allegany State Park Camp Turnverein Turnverein while on a hike with companions from Burl. Robert Smith, the deceased, died instantly. Robert Goepferd Albert Ortlepy and August Baetzhold witnessed the accident. Coroner P Bourne ruled death accidental.

Ixivbard Roberts Buffalo Tnhwet Turnverein Camp M Allegany State Park Camp Officiel Tadgon Robert Goepferd Albert Ortlepy August Baetzhold P. Bourne Satamanca, M

Classified Ads Department Promotes Advertising Classifications

A historic newspaper classifieds guide outlines ad categories and policies. It notes payment terms per word, edits by the publisher, and that errors are not the paper's responsibility beyond a single insertion. It lists numerous classifications from real estate to services, livestock, and merchandise.

Egch Ingerston Sais Autou

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