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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
5
Berhard Burkett returned home after a stint at the A. P. grocery store in Wes fic Wesfic Ny Yop during the manager’s absence. Mys Mariel Larson and Miss Jose pline St. Clair drove to Warren to spend the day with trends and visit.
The 26th annual Olvin family reunion was held yesterday at the west city home of Mr and Mrs Deis Sorenson. Dinner at seven featured tables on the bedutini salon with eightytre covers. Carl Ohm told a short tale and Miss Maine Caster followed. Guests from out of town included numerous Ohm, Caster, Herdendorf, Ohrn, Andrews, Colvin, and related families from Ohio, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York, and Meadville, among others.
Personal mentions list Alfred Boonens of Spencer NY visiting in the civy at his cousin Mrs G T Kincaid's home. Roy Lillie of Spring Creek visiting en route to Erie for treatment. Lillie recovering from a recent operation. Mrs Spencer Gordon of Erie and Mrs W Ryman of Girard PA attend Fine Arts meeting in the city. Jane Raymond heads to Chautauqua Lake to visit Katherine and Greatnette Colegrove.
The Corry School District faced tension over unpaid per capita taxes and the tax collector position. Directors approved an amended bond with signers after disputes about warrants, bonding, and prior notices. Attorney Kincaid criticized several year actions while opponents pressed for proper legal process and possible retractions.
United Press reports from Ankara that Mullis Bey, Turkish Minister of Agriculture, outlined a threefold five year plan. The first focuses on textile needs and government led industrial expansion. the second aims to boost merino sheep wool for fabric manufacturing. the third covers broad agricultural improvements. The cotton seed program enters its second year with seed distribution and development planned.
Two men who halted Helen Eaton in a prison break were indicted by Pulaski County grand jury. Franco Martin, a trusted convict, faces first degree murder charges for a prior killing, while WG Brockman, whose wife supervised the women's prison, faces an aiding charges. Both could face capital punishment if convicted.
A Franklin gathering of the Lai Auxillery of Lieut Archie Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars drew 150 delegates for a Northwestern Counties Council meeting. After luncheon at the armory, a business session was led by Mrs Baron Jordon of Warren with welcome by Mrs Werguaon of Franklin. Speakers included John Ritchey Perry of Franklin and R H Grave of Walden, with department and national officials in attendance. James Burnison returned from a Niagara Falls visit. In New York, July 20, mounting anxiousness gripped markets as stock and commodity prices fell, with several issues at new lows for the year and wheat cotton and bonds showing declines.
A garbled broadcast slate mentions Sorony Vacuum Standard Ol Calif Standard ON J Studebaker Texas Steel United Aircraft United Corps Westinghouse Electric Prgaivorg Aric Nat Gas Assoo Gas Bleoters Cites Service PS Stox Lone Star Gas West Pub Sery highlighting scattered brand names and services.
William J. Curley Graham, Nevada gambling magnate, admits partial ownership of a corporation running The Stockade in Reno known as the red-light district. When questioned by Assistant U.S. Attorney George Pfann, Graham described the business as dance halls and cheap nightlife catering to cowboys and miners. Receipts at Fairport harbor and other Erie ports rose sharply in May, with overall tonnage at 1,467,581 tons versus 447,801 tons last May.
Diane returns home to Ann Haskel and Nance Jordan as John Herbert arrives with troubling news. Jeff Todd and crew crash the scene threatening to seize control, while John declares independence from the Haske household and vows to take a hand in the family matters. The confrontation ends with a taunting threat and a cliffhanger: to be continued.
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