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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
A garbled assortment of town notices, crimes, marriages, accidents, and civic items. Among the legible threads are a fatal injury case, a marriage in Spartansburg, a moving auto crash, a police inquiry into a robbery by a hitchhiker, a dentist’s failed act, and a governor signing an ice cream sterilization bill. The piece reads like a crowded, period-appropriate newspaper page with many missing names and dates.
Fancy rice 4c fb Will J Wilcox We deliver. The Garden Department of the Corry Woman's Club postponed an illustrated lecture on wild flowers. Wednesday closing starts June 7. Three men from Washington township Erie arrested for spear fishing with artificial lights on Condeautee Creek near Drakes Mills. fined 320 each. Tennis rackets restrung by Ralph Carroll. Monkeys stolen from Monkey Island at Celoron Park found. three Manhattan youths confessed and paid restitution. George L Gregory funeral director recalled as a Johnstown resident during 1889 flood. Carl Scheicher injured hand in tractor accident. Warren trout weighed 2 pounds 6 ounces. Oil City police used tear gas to eject LeRoy Brown from hiding. Neighborhood gathering for Hubert Welden before reforestation camps. Washington PTA study circle year end meeting with potluck supper. Court petition over $1 charge legality for property lens. Newark Specialty Sales Co. warned for deceased death notice scam. John T Newell back at work after illness. Thiel College acquires large telescope for astronomy department.
Philadelphia June 1 Max Hassel the Reading deer baron was linked by Caph W J Houghton of the Philadelphia secret service office to a vast counterfeit scheme that aimed to flood the nation with bogus stool certificates.
June 1 report notes higher demand for Pennsylvania grade crude oil prompts easing of probation limits on Allegheny Bridlers and related fields. Weekly production ending May 27 rose to 97,000 barrels from 56,600 in April, with May 20 at 97,250 barrels.
Ridgway and St Marys battled in Berwind Park St Marys with Erie leaders in the Interstate League as the Colts won 11-5. The Soldiers scored in their half of the seventh after a back and forth six innings with Doc Laughnor yielding seven hits. In Greensburg a police search followed leads to Palay Ney Alexandria who vanished from Torraunce State Hospital after leaving Westmoreland jail amid hijacking charges.
A damaged plea mentions a father formerly crippled by rheumatic pains now relieved after two days of a patent medicine called Alleuru. Neighbors and family celebrate. the ad promises rapid relief from rheumatism neuritis or lumbago and claims a 45 hour pain reduction, with a money back offer at druggists.
Mrs Mayme announces the marriage of her son Dean Mitchell to Misa Margaret Bisbee daughter of Mrs Meas Bisbee of Union City on Saturday evening at Ripley by Rev W S Daudis at the Presbyterian parsonage. They were attended by Miss Nina Bisbers, sister of the bride, and Donald Housa. Mr and Mrs Mitchell will be at home at 1202 West Pleasant Street for the present. River victim recovered unidentified man found in Ohio River at Sewickley Pa. June 1 by Patrolman Thomas Whitmore.
Fugitives from Kansas prison roam into Missouri and Arkansas as authorities hunt. A group robs a garage operator Joss Weatherby and releases him near Cyneton while police across Missouri pursue reports of two Kansas fugitives. A second group is linked to other hold ups with sightings near Joplin and Nessho. No casualties reported but exchanges of gunfire occur. officials in Miami and Vinita coordinate the manhunt.
An old catalog-like ad promotes Alpine oil cream for refining pores and smoothing skin. It guarantees money back if not improving the complexion and mentions purchasing from Kelstor's Cut Rate or similar stores. The copy uses bold styling and informal assurances typical of period ad language.
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