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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
6
Notices and brief items from Erie cover a junior high shower promotion exercises, a one percent city tax penalty starting July 1, and warnings to settle 1983 taxes. Also included are sidewalk use permission for Harrison Keppel, political quarrels with Governor Pinchot, a Hanover storm damage report, and multiple local business changes and events including a barber shop change, heat wave notes, beer license funds, and Masonic gathering plans.
Erie will distribute seventy one thousand dollars from the estate of Joseph A Stern to seven Erie institutions plus individuals. The trust fund of seventy five thousand dollars created for his widow Latina Stern will revert upon her death. Beneficiaries include Thomas and John Tredway Emma Zimmlerey Robert Lerch and religious and hospital organizations in Erie Philadelphia and Reading. The Stern estate totaled about one hundred sixty thousand dollars with additional local and distant charity gifts noted.
Near Waterford two men Ivan Hitler B.D. and C.J. Fos faced $300 bonds after being charged with complicity in dumping a 50 gallon milk cargo near Waterford last Saturday. Warrants were signed by Charles Brown, owner of Hill Mill Ice Cream Co. The two appeared for hearings set Friday morning.
President Roosevelt presses for a 25 percent reduction in veterans benefits as Congress faces a budget crisis. A hastily convened strategy meeting failed to decide. The Democratic steering committee plans a second effort to craft policy while House leaders split over the president’s plan. Open revolt grows as veterans cuts spark back home campaigns.
June 6 report states the constitutional abolition bill signed by Governor Pinchot will be tested in county court. It is uncertain who will file the action or when court proceedings start. Davis says the law won’t take effect until tested, while a citizens group may initiate suit. The court would appoint three man to set terms and a manager. existing directors Wa gner Spaulding and Maomy have two years left. The abolition effort was pushed by county commissioners and sponsored by Senator Ziesenheim.
Police investigate an attempted hold up at the Flickinger chain grocery in Mt Jewett. Manager Jack Hill defended his home late Saturday night locking himself in an upstairs room with 700 dollars as two bandits fled after a neighbor’s alarm. A vague description of the would be robbers is reported. Meanwhile another chain store manager was held up in Olean, Daniel J. Woodward of 526 First Ave.
Er Ieman was taken into custody on Titusville road by J A Milson of the State Highway Patrol after a disorderly inquiry. Alderman Kern ordered a hearing for the defendant on Wednesday evening. The man initially gave a fictitious name before revealing his correct identity. Also, a robbery at F T Market Basket Store in West State Street yielded $273 in cash and checks.
Raw unpasteurized milk reportedly delivered into Erie city may have caused two typhoid fever cases. Brothers aged 21 and 19, Opazadek, of 728 Hust 15th street, were hospitalized at Hose Memorial. Health director Dr James R. Smith said Sanitary police will pursue arrests if the milk connection is confirmed. The investigation continues with further leads.
Paris fashion notes describe three formal summer evening outfits with black chiffon and dramatic necklines. Descriptions include shoulder fullness, braided chiffon details, up and down ruffles, and daring low decolletage. Potential health story fragment appears unrelated to fashion content.
John Yadvis a 20 year old Hurst High School graduate and athlete is believed to have died from cramps while swimming in Tranger Reservoir yesterday Greensburg Pa June 6 authorities report a drowning incident involving a local graduate and former athlete with the death confirmed after investigation
Mary Faith refuses a Maldon party and faces a disrupted evening as Kim plans to go out with Dr Thatcher. The fallout reveals jealousy, trust, and a mother’s worry for their baby, set against a snowy New Year’s Eve in town. Mary Faith confronts the fear of losing her husband to nightlife and the pull of companionship and social ritual.
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered letters and garbled phrases. It lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events to form a reliable summary.
Taxpay plans a quick arrival in Ma following a Honda event and the date remains unclear. Local sources report a rapid schedule but lack concrete timing or location details.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a city council session with mentions of a presen tation, a legal appraisal, and bills. It notes a total figure of 21 707 dollars and a hotel intersection project. Details are unclear but imply procedural items and preparations for the next meeting.
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