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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
7
Tight showers but insufficient. Powell Motor Company displays an extended line of new models catching the motoring public eye. Cities Service June surplus stands at 762,936 after interest taxes and preferred dividends but before common dividends and reserves, vs 560,496 in June 1981. Twelve month surplus totals 15, 17,295 against 25,002,084 in the prior year.
Authorities pursued a continuing inquiry into the death of a man found on Waldameer beach near Erie. George E. Miller, 33, once of West 12th Street, was tentatively identified with death blamed on heart failure. Mrs. Rosetta Miller contested the ID, while officials questioned the certainty of identification amid competing clues. District Attorney Graham warned the body may not be buried tomorrow if statements remained unclear.
The Hudson Motor Car Company cuts Essex six cylinder base price to four point five thousand dollars in Detroit. The Atlantic Refining Company reports first half 1932 profits of 3.185 million after inventory adjustments, vs a 4.018 million loss in 1931, with earnings per share at 1.18 dollars vs a 1.49 loss. Elsewhere, a World War veteran camp plans a Washington trip, a Third Ward youth faces police action after a windshield incident, Megrape crop outlook at 75 percent of last year, and Pennsylvania labor reports show about 70 percent employment with most workers full or part time. A death in Shelby, Ned, Cyrus Jeffries Kepharl, 80, Bishop, and a blood transfusion case in Corry hospital are noted. The Blue Ridge Ramblers entertained at Rex theatre with future showings, and local politics hint at a sheriff race. Bornstein Bros announces a semi-annual sale. Chi corporation reports earnings gain. a staffer from Kane, Robert W. Millin, aged 33, was fatally struck en route to a hospital.
A fragment urges readers to visit the bank to learn about the advantages of a checking account, implying the client should recognize the value of banking services to cover monthly expenses. The text emphasizes currency use and the benefits of a checking account without detailing a specific event or person.
Citizens National Bank brand appears as a local banking staple described as The Bank on the Corner. The note emphasizes its community presence and longstanding neighborhood service.
Louise Stevens a 24 year old University of Minnesota student from Boston was found shot in her parked car twelve miles from Ryans Bay in the Zumbro River area. Authorities pursued theories of a gang attack but found no decisive motive as two farm girls aged 22 and 21 were missing after an apparent passenger ride.
A group including Jay, Larry, Tom, Pilly, Jon e and Miss Whitney embark on a voyage described through their preparations and far trek from Chicago to Pier 33. They decode a ship log, meet Miss Whitney, and face a curious equator ceremony as they plan a distant journey across the water in search of exotic lands and new fortunes.
Classified notices show several want ads for domestic help including a good caretaker who loves stock, a female housekeeper with experience, a practical nurse or housekeeper by experienced woman, and general house work with address lines in Corry Journal. Also listed are livestock and poultry ads, sales of tires and equipment, and rental listings. Contact details include J. Hy Mil in Columbus, Pa and Corry Journal entries. Partnership dissolution notice for Boyle and Curtis dated 1982 with debt and claim instructions.
A fragment notes a Q and A item about Nebraska with a date August 16 1924 and a place Whitney. The entry also mentions 1930 and the name Franklin in terse form.
In a chaotic card of three ties, Timmy Foxx failed to hit in all three. Babe Ruth drew a walk in a pinch hitting role while Lou Gehrig went hitless in limy up. Al Simmons connected for a single, and Jong Ay scored three runs across four plate appearances. Bill Terry rested.
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