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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1931
Page
6
Avothes Heat Wave Erle Williams of Union City announced Saturday his candidacy in the September primaries for the county recorder office. He currently serves as sealer of weights and measures and is stepping toward a higher elected post while other local items include a broken neck injury at Waterford and a bridge project in Jefferson county.
United Press reports Col Charles Lindbergh and wife plan a bold Arctic to Japan flight starting in New York. The route covers Ottawa Moose Factory Churchill Lake Baker Aklavik Nome and Kamchatka to Petroplavsk with a Japan finish. They will carry fuel food water and emergency gear, fly day and night with radio contact, and may visit China on return.
Isador Sobel president of the Riie County Bar association formally announces his candidacy for mayor at Evita. Sobel, known in Corty, Potive of Crayford and Weie entn, believes a bond of store robbers in the area is linked to recent break-ins. North West department store robbery reported last week with similar incidents in Titusville, Hydetosa, and Grand Valley in Crawford county.
Byron H Bradley Findley Lake garage owner died at 8 20 p m in a Jamestown rooming house while serving as trial juror in a federal case. He was about 45 or 50, survived by his wife Hatt Bradley. Coroner Lincolm reported the likely cause as a stroke after a dinner with friends at 21 East Second Street. Bradley had attended court sessions since the term began and was excused from jury duty yesterday.
A hearing opened in Ridgway on the contested million dollar will of Mrs. Clive H Buss who died January 3 1990. The will valued at 1 117675 and left 62 beneficiaries in 1459 bequests though the estate has declined. George Russ stepson of Mrs Russ contests claiming the widow held no legal right to the proportion. The Andrew San Memorial Hospital and the Library received the largest bequests.
Letters from Company Ay of the 4th Infantry describe a calm Mount Gretna encampment during the weekend. Men arrived by train in twelve Pullman cars and four baggage cars, tents set up in neat rows, and a ceremonial salute to a visiting official. Sunday included a parade and security drills after a restful morning by the Conewago lake.
NEW YORK March 28 The Follies show continued at the Ziegfeld theatres as Harry Richman learned a cast member had died. Helen Walsh of Florenz Ziegfeld’s troupe died at Western Long Island Hospital after severe burns from an explosion on Richman’s cabin cruiser at Greenport. Richman, burned while trying to save her, went on to a standing ovation. Walsh, 93, had appeared in Rosalie Rin Rita and Whoopee. Other cast members Glad and Virginia Biddle suffered injuries.
Judge P. Schoonmaker granted a motion to suppress evidence in the case of George Salles, 23, arrested after a May raid by prohibition agents at Duzois Halesh. The court ruled the evidence was obtained by legal searches before the arrest.
Spartanburg area readers get a crowded recap of social visits, travel, and local happenings. The column notes guests from nearby towns, family events, business trips, and several community notices including an upcoming Woman's Club outing and a church group bake sale. Local damages and a death are briefly touched.
Plans for the Pythian garden party were announced for Thursday afternoon at Mr and Mrs Guido Andrews home 328 Mast South Street. If weather fails the event will move indoors. The event benefits the Pythian Sisters Home and includes awards and refreshments with the committees in charge expecting a large turnout.
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