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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1933

Page

5

Three Die in Sherman Crash Involving Crane Truck

Coroner W P Grandall of Westfield opened an inquiry into a severe Sherman crash. The Saeger and Smith girls, riding in the Crane truck, died, others were bruised but survived. Zenns and a Miller girl are identified as victims with family links noted. Carbon monoxide poisoning claims two victims.

Saeger Smith Sherman W. P. Grandall Westfield Crane Piankiteh Zenns Joseph W. Zenns Mayville Paul Zenns Corry Country Club Piankieh Miller Chautauqua T Nis Automobile

Corry Women’s Club to Picnic at Findley’s Cottage

The Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club plans a picnic at Alexander’s cottage at Findley. Members gather at the Hotel Corry at 3 20 o clock with transportation provided. Committee includes Misses Mation Smith Dorothy Hammond Gertrude Field Helen Morrell Marie Baresse and Mrs Skinner Blanchard.

Corry Alexander Findley Hotel Corry Mation Smith Dorothy Hammond Gertrude Field Helen Morrell Marie Baresse HO Skinder

Country Club Benefit Party Tonight at Corry Club

A benefit party at the Corry Country Club is set for tonight with out of town guests arriving for the event. The evening promises lively entertainment by "The Brown Derby" and a well attended dancing program.

Corry Country Club

Local residents take short trips and attend rites

Personal mentions note Mrs. Fred Barnes and Blair heading to Elmira New York for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lannan. Others travel from Corry to Cleveland Jamestown and Asbury Park for family visits and funeral services. Norman Bleeding departs for Fargo to join a Northern league.

Fred Barnes Blair Leona Boland Elmira N. Y Jean Lannan W. E. Gipson Giait Rinzua Clarence McCoy Chrystal HM Endicott Edwin Schoenrich Santiago Cuba F. A. Loveland East Main Street Loveland Virginia Mary Frances Lovelard New Yorks City H. A. O'Hare Samuel Aberman Titusville Harold Lindergreen J. W. Maaterson Old City Corry Henry Durrell Jamestown Luke Graham Cleveland Harold Craze F. G. Geiger Olean City C. H. Geiger East Smith Street Perry Collier Schenectady Lakewood Charles Selste Pauline Selste Timothy Sullivan New York City Centerville Alma Sederquist G. Jones Wright Street Tice Youngwood Ina Bemis Spring Creek Nella Rake the Tor Chales South Center Street Richard Powers George Dowhey Philadelphia Washington Baltimore N. T. Gillette Mary Elizabeth Hanon Ann Asbury Park N. J Norman Bleeding Fargo, N. C Northern Baseball League

Peripatetic Pedagoxae Bonton Vamp

A fragmented passage discusses dietary concepts and meal planning with vague references to carbohydrates and proteins. The text mentions handing out items and a farewell, but lacks clear events, persons, or organizations to identify. No coherent news item is discernible from the readable portions.

National Guard Protests Proposed Cuts Across States

National Guard representatives from 16 states including Pennsylvania sent a telegram to President Roosevelt and to the War Department objecting to any reduction in appropriations they call unfair discrimination against the National Guard. The move followed unofficial reports that cuts were planned in National Guard funding.

United Press

Youth Held After Girl's Fatal Leap

Pittsburgh police ordered Joseph Reichel Jr 28 for questioning after Asina Kav al 22 died from a fractured skull following a leap from an automobile driven by Reichel. He was released on bond of 2009 while the girl received medical care.

United Bio Pittsburgh Joseph Reichel, Jr James Davidson Asina iKaval

Corry Boy 70 Joins Expedition to Paos

Elmer Love son of He Love us this city a teacher in Illinois Stile College at Urbana Illinois writes his father from Garden City Kansas that he is joining a group of teachers from the Tlingis college on an archaeological expedition. He plans to reach Santa Fe to enlist with a search group and continue to Paris Z M and other places.

Elmer Love Illinois Stile College Urbana Garden City Kans Tlingis College Santa Fe Pans Z. M Lon

Stocks Show Small Gains Amid Government Building Push

New York June 17 Stocks edged higher on the stock exchange as gains in construction related issues supported the market. Government plans for a large scale building program spurred hopes of job growth and brighter prospects for heavy industry and allied sectors. Major names listed included American Can American Stores American Telephone and Telegraph and General Electric with mixed moves across steel and railroad shares.

Une American T&t Atlantic Auburnite Beo Bethlehem Slee Candia Pacitie Iver Chrysets Fever Sery Ae Continental Car Golumbia Gas Cuirtisss Wrignt Erie Arene General Leete Emhail Molays Interntionial Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Ward Watt

Court Overrules ICC in PRR Stock Case

Philadelphia court of appeals overturns ICC ruling, allowing the Pennsylvania Company and Pennsylvania Railroad to dispose of Wabash railroad stock and $18.251 million of High Valley Railroad shares, citing Clayton anti trust grounds and interstate commerce concerns. The decision upholds railroad rights amid the stock divestiture dispute.

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Two Weeks Before City Tax Penalty Warned

City tax payers are urged to settle 1938 assessments before next month to avoid a one percent penalty. The penalty increases by one percent each following month, encouraging prompt payment of local taxes.

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