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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
6
A collage of local items includes union city meeting reminders, city council plans, lawn and garden observations, Rex Theatre engagements, new tire agency changes, Rotary meeting rescheduling, home construction progress, and labor statistics. It notes unemployment trends, a home bakery opening, recovered stolen watches, railroad employment gains, a marriage license in Jamestown, a stage wedding, and a church service announcement.
Erie police absolved of negligence after Joseph Higgins 45 suffered serious injuries from a crash at State Street and 11th Avenue. Chief Detzel says hospital fault, not police, led to Higgins’ discharge. Higgins remains in St. Vincent's hospital in guarded condition. Hospital officials report injuries treated by an interne and no further observation held. Waterford report notes Milo Pulassa bitten by a dog on a fish farm property, requiring seven stitches.
BRI June 10 Official word said Thursday that two members of the wire prohibition enforcement unit have been discharged. Agents L A Grave and James F Moore complete their duties Friday. The dismissals come among 1 800 prohibition department members nationwide.
Brad Ignate Terpito of Union City was paroled from the Allegheny County Workhouse by Judge A P Rossiter. Sentenced February 13 to eight months for arson, he allegedly set fire to a building on the Bush road property of B and Holder in Union Township. Parole is part of monthly releases to reduce county costs of custody.
Two pilots Bob Eskin and Tony Lavella, reported missing after a Fayette City takeoff en route to Washington, are located safe in Emporium. They, with Buzz Deemer, landed at Wolf Airport St Marys due to engine trouble, waited for parts from Cleveland, then resumed local flights and stunts.
Hollywood report notes technique in selecting beach dresses and pajamas, emphasizing handling of tricky materials. The Marquise de Jaucourt showcased a yellow pique beach dress with voluminous skirt, bare back, and a tied bow at the neck alongside a matching wide brim hat. In Corry, Mrs Paul Chase and son moved home from hospital, while W Carrike remains critically ill after surgery.
Erin June 30. The body of a 12 year old boy identified as Jesse Rodgers of 1318 Mast 7th street East Junior High student was found by Six Mile Creek along East Lake road after a noon hit run near Six Mile Creek. A motorist, later released, admitted driving over East Lake road but denied striking the boy. The green sedan left dented fender and tracks were found off the road.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veteran Foreign Wars hosted a lawn social at the V.F.W. home last evening. Music by the V.B.W. Bugle and Drum corps accompanied a pressed program. Home made candy, popcorn, ice cream were sold. fish pond and games provided entertainment. The ladies worked hard but attendance was limited to a small crowd.
United Press reports London on June 30 that Larry Gains the Canadian heavyweight who beat Primo Carnera in London last year today urged Carnera to defend his newly won world championship. A police report noted a motorist swerved to avoid a boy walking on the berm, fracturing the boy’s skull, as a woman driver described a green sedan with Italian license plates passing moments earlier.
Sam Perking, Dr. Montague Threadgold's bottle boy, escorts the new doctor John Wolfe into Navestock on a wet winter dusk. Wolfe observes Threadgold's practice and encounters the town's squalid alleys, meeting poor patients in Bung Row and Paradise Place. He senses Threadgold's clinical haste and the town's bleak disposable lives, feeling the weight of indifference.
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