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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal shows pricing for mail and carrier delivery. Annual by mail six dollars. per copy three cents. weekly fifteen cents by carrier. Advertising rates available on request.
Corry mourns Mayor Ben Starr who died after an auto accident and prolonged strain from relief work and city duties. He led relief efforts during unemployment, took on many municipal tasks, and showed intense dedication, earning praise as a decent, outspoken liberal and sports supporter. The death ends a tenure marked by effort, public service, and personal sacrifice.
A municipal official, worn thin by constant scolding and belaboring his position, burned out from daily worry over every issue in relief duties. His death is described as a sacrifice to public service, leaving residents shocked and quieted.
The sudden passing of Mayor Bets Starr again places Supt. of Wir hance Frank T. England in office as Acting Mayor amid abrupt and unforeseen conditions. England’s unique second-time assumption, backed by past success, aims to maintain city operations with stability and fiscal prudence, earning public confidence and council support.
Spread of credit relief aims to reach small business midway in the ladder as banks tighten while government lenders loosen credit. Western Reserve University hospitals adopt flat rates covering room, nursing, operating, lab, X ray, and medicines to ease sickness costs during economic readjustment, with advance payment expected.
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Hollywood July 28 A striking girl named Margaret Montgomery known as Baby Peggy visits James Gleason at his studio. The office boy treats it as a joke while Gleason greets the star who plans to resume acting under her real name Clyde Simmons returns from Niagara Falls after a visit with friends.
The sudden death of Mrs. J R Pope of Scotland Neck N C occurred at 7 o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs J Wilson in Brie while visiting. She was seventy three and had been ill for some time after a stroke. She was a former Corry resident and is survived by three sons and several daughters. The body is at the Wilson home in Brie and funeral arrangements are pending with services to be held at Hunter Pope's home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Juttstrom hosted the Mentor Club annual outing at their summer home on Chautauqua Lake. Forty five guests attended with members and families enjoying the afternoon of games and social time. A tureen dinner was served around 8 30 p.m. at tables arranged on the lawn.
Gullfore Jewel and Leo Dora of Rochester pleaded guilty in United States District Court to conspiring to counterfeit Federal Reserve notes with Chester Garmowski and others. The defense plan to call Jewel and Sprat as government witnesses. sentencing date pending. Garmowski remains linked to the case, with prior prison history cited in local reporting.
Woodshan suffers a serious leg injury after being brought to the hospital Monday afternoon from Camp No. 2 of the Clawson & Fisk company in Cherrygrove township Ja. Joseph Cherowan, aged 45, was reported to be in pain and infection risk due to untreated conditions. Witnesses noted humane officers observed the case and arranged an ambulance transfer.
Cherry Creek July 8. A lightning strike hit Roy Wells farm two and a half miles northwest of the village igniting a hay and cow barn. The barn, hay, wagon gear, mill house, garage and small outbuildings were destroyed. Loss estimated around $3,000 with partial insurance. The horses were removed before the blaze.
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