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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
6
Warren June 10 The jury found John Depto Ludlow guilty of failing to stop and render aid after an auto crash. Judge Arird sentenced him to $100 fine, court costs, and two years in Allegheny county workhouse. The case drew crowds due to the victim Forest Shick son of M H Shick publisher of the Sheffield Observer.
Federal agents raided the Ameria Club in Fill district Pittsburgh seizing whiskey ale and beer. Two men William Lazvarine and Michal Grande both of Pittsburgh were arrested while about a dozen politicians present were not molested. Agents posed as friends of a political leader to gain entry and made the arrests at a basement bar. The prisoners were held at a police station awaiting hearings before a U S commissioner.
Beaverdam area notes a busy week with numerous calls and dinners. attendances at Commencement exercises in Corry. Baccalaureate and Children’s Day plans. Families visit relatives in Wattsburg Erie and Union City. multiple Proctor and Peterson families featured. a birth announced and Navy service updates for R.C. Taylor.
Fragmented OCR lists prices for Keister's Week End Savings Patent Medicines with multiple cents values and garbled text. No clear items or dates emerge. summary notes price fragments including 43c, 53c, 59c, 27c and similar tokens without identifiable product names or quantities.
County Agent P. 3 Crossman warned that the farm bureau cannot operate next year on a 2200 budget. He cited figures showing Erie, a fourth class county with two farm representatives, needs more funds than allotted. He contrasted Lancaster at 3000, Berks 2500, Wayette 2500, and Cambria 2500.
Two others burned to death and three seriously injured when a producing gas well caught fire in Jackson Mississippi late Thursday. The deceased are Laurie Atkins and Wayland Atkins. Whitney and Rozella Whitney and Gerald Bagby were among the injured. Earlier, Ina Whitney and Rozella enjoyed a picnic at Jesse Whitney's grove.
Columbus notes describe a community aid silver tea hosted by Mrs. George Stranigan and Mrs. Ohra with assistance from Miss Ohra and Miss Amy Ohra. A business session, lunch, and social time followed. Guests included Mrs. Julia Nagle and Mrs. John Ohrn of Corry. Next meeting set for June 16 with Mrs. Aya Dodd. bake sale planned at J. L. Hall store this week. Library to close until July 6. Picnic association officers to meet June 15 to set 1982 reunion date and committees. Miss By a Kent visiting Buffalo.
A notice notes an upcoming meeting of the Brie men’s Association on Friday. Details are incomplete in the fragmented text. The event appears to be a local group gathering with unspecified agenda and location. The readable items include names or initials and a scheduled day.
A fragmented notice mentions Walter and a street event with refreshment distribution and evening service, indicating a local gathering or social activity with participants named in the fragment.
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