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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
10
Help wanted for permanent position at a local goods store. Address inquiries to AUL care of Tout We a WENTRO- a & C B Brody eat WANT. Apply in person BW Stennett & Son. Also seeking reliable workers for dry cleaning or electrical wiring with contact Bell 40s at 720 East Whyne etrost.
Classified list of assorted sale items including a water power wagoner uprights piano typewriter and a Willys Overland coupe. prices and locations noted. additional listings include a tapestry, ice chest, house and lot with two parcels, and various small goods.
Erie county officials Moorehead Walker and Ro fine with state highway aides toured Smiley Hill pavement and praised the work by Smethport Construction Company. They expected bid opening to extend the road on June 7 and hoped to start work soon if bids were favorable.
A Dunkirk woman identified as Mrs Anna Tomasczewski, about 85, was killed when struck by an eastbound New York Central freight train near Union Station at 2:50 PM. She crossed the tracks from uptown and was fatally mangled. daughter living on Jerboa Street. Identification incomplete at time of report.
June Joh M. Vander Tift, grandson of Standard Oil pioneer Jacob J. Vandergrift, is sued for divorce by his wife Sybil M. Vandergrift, who is also his stepmother. The suit follows a 1915 marriage after his father Joseph B. Vandergrift’s death. He claims he hid 125,000 from his grandfather’s estate. He has pursued theater and belongs to the Lambs Club in New York.
Ou city June 11 Ouis Goldberg proprietor of a grocery at 2 Spruce Street was arrested Tuesday evening at six by Chief Edward Nugent and Officers Skelly and Reid for possessing and selling intoxicating liquor. He posted 1000 bail for a Monday hearing before Alderman McCroad after information by Officer Skelly. The store search found the safe to be the last refuge as Goldberg denied having liquor.
A fragmented line records a tense scene where someone seeks a key. After much discussion the key is produced and the brew is obtained.
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