Warren men jailed in county workhouse for narcotics case
Two local men received one year each in the Allegheny county workhouse on narcotics charges. They were fined 100 dollars and costs in addition to the confinement.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1934
Page
4
Two local men received one year each in the Allegheny county workhouse on narcotics charges. They were fined 100 dollars and costs in addition to the confinement.
A fragmentary Union City notice details Lonzyit Farm meals, Troop No. 3 camping at Camp Trayson with 18 scouts joining under Scoutmaster Murry Spierry, visitors welcome on Sundays, and a public swimming and outing program guided by local engineers. The piece also references a Camp Progress event for Powell Motor Co and a May or June posting related to a stamp exhibit by Joan Nicoll, with a note on a painting reproduction and a Sunday evening event.
Mrs Walter Smutz of York Pennsylvania died this morning at 7:80 at the family home after weeks of illness and recent complications. She leaves a daughter Kathryn and two sisters Grace Long of Brookville and Mrs Charles Wormex of Pittsburgh. Body to be brought to Corry Monday. funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at A D Colegrove home 341 Euclid Street with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
The Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren in Christ Church met at the church last evening. Raymond Squires, visiting from the Hawaiian Islands, spoke on island life and activities, which the attendees greatly enjoyed. Frank Rouse played several Hawaiian guitar selections. Officers elected for the year were V. Meclin tock, president. A. A. Patton, vice president. O. A. Kisiney, secretary. Harold Bish, treasurer. About forty five members and friends were served ice cream and cake after the meeting. Also noted: Lt Earl McChea of Oil City was named battalion officer and Real B. Smith instructor of the bugle corps of the 112th Regiment, with 74 bugles. Archie Willis of Corry, previously a patient at Corry hospital, was moved home. Mrs Emma Arnold of Bee Street was discharged from the hospital after two weeks.
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