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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
6
June 5 Warren report says an inquest into the death of Mrs. Charles Lindquist of Sugar Grove will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sugar Grove. Frank McKeon of Bradford faces first degree murder charges after the Memorial Day shooting at the Lindquist home. McKeon is recovering at Warren General Hospital from two gunshot wounds. he will not be questioned by the coroner's jury.
A raiding party led by R R O Rourke visited 1705 Peach street at 2 pm Wednesday and found a bar in operation and a miniature brewery. Two men, William Biggart 28 of 719 West 17th street and Mike Bardi 31 of 1704 Sassafras street, were detained. Prohibition officials say Biggart has been arrested before. Bardi reportedly came from Pittsburgh. Mrs Carl Davis remains seriously ill on Mott street.
Erie officials announced Wednesday that the triannual property assessment for county boroughs and townships will start Thursday. Assessors received the books, work should begin immediately and be completed by September 1. W. Pole, who directed ward assessments, will oversee the county project in advisory capacity to equalize figures by location and value for taxation the next three years.
Steve Logan of 3202 Street and Pittsburgh Avenue pleaded guilty to bigamy before Alderman Barber. Re committed to Erie county prison on $1000 bail. Wife No. 1 is Davida Logan, married July 5 1926 in Ripley New York. Wife No. 2 resides in Buffalo. No prayer meeting held at First Methodist Episcopal Church due to commencement exercises.
Lieutenant Apollo Soucek awaited the Weather Bureau test of his barograph to confirm if he exceeded the world altitude mark in the Wright Apache after a 2 hours 7 minutes flight. He claimed his altimeter reached 42 000 feet, challenging German flyer Willie Neuhofen who had set 41 794 feet.
Charles Shuss travels to Titusville this evening to spend time with friends, planning casual social engagements and local companionship.
Funeral services for Mrs Florence B Whiteley who died Monday were held Wednesday at 2 pm at her son L W Whiteley’s Concord street home with Rev Fullom Bear Lake officiating Interment followed at Bear Lake cemetery The bearers were Bert Chapman Charles Goodrich Joseph Carter Lee Wilson Bernarr Whiteley and Gerald Whiteley Relatives from out of the city attended including Mr and Mrs Glenn Tillotson Mr and Mrs Frank Whiteley Miss Margean Whiteley Mr and Mrs Bred Wilson Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich and son Vincent Bear Lake Mr and Mrs John Wilson Mr and Mrs Lee Wilson James Wilson Panama NM Miss Bloise Whiteley Jamestown Mr and Mrs Will May Lakewood Mrs Martha Boardman Wrightsville Mrs Vinnie Whiteley Mr and Mrs Bert Chapman Miss Iola Scholton Mr and Mrs Joe Carter Pine Valley and Mrs Lloyd Price Lottsville
The Alathlan Society of the Methodist Episcopal church held its closing meeting with 47 members. Mrs. J. Robbins was elected president. other officers include C.H. Rouse as 1st vice president, Albert Anderson as 2nd vice president, Frank Jones as assistant 2nd vice president, May Blair as recording secretary, Hattie Magon as financial secretary, and A. W. Covell as treasurer. A social tea followed, and a picnic was planned for two weeks hence. Mrs. C. C. Haskell to lead prayer meeting at the Baptist church at 7:45 this evening.
Officials announced yesterday that excellent progress is being made in the production of Bantam Austin automobiles at Butler. The update highlights steady output improvements and ongoing efforts to meet anticipated market demand.
The plan envisions maintenance of a 4000 car capacity with July output forecast between 3500 and 4000 units. The measure emphasizes steady production and consistent output targets for the month.
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