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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
8
Miss Ganeva More and Leo Hubbard wed quietly at Ripley on February 26. The French Creek area shares wedding plans, sickness updates, and community notes including a school fire incident, births, visits, and local travel.
A misdated report identifies Elmer Simmons alias Stim as the gunman linked to a November Upsala bank job. He reportedly died by self harm after a minor crash near Tadiana Harbor. Two companions, Harri Cook and Art Schaffer, fled with 2500 dollars. Police traced them via snapshots from Indiana Harbor. The trio reportedly hid near Warren for two months, then split before authorities moved in. A police rifle, cartridges, and 200 pistol wartridges were found in Simmons’s car.
The Grange hall debate at Windley Lake drew local residents Saturday evening. Families and friends traveled to Buffalo for visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin TenHarken and Mrs. Hannah Bennink. Numerous calls and gatherings followed, with quilting, maple sugar notes, and caregiving updates for ill neighbors.
City officials and Retail Merchants Bureau members with Mayor J G Payne discussed sweeping changes to Gil City traffic code. The aim is to liberalize parking rules and maximize downtown spaces for residents and visitors alike.
Milford D. King lifelong Lottsville resident died at the hospital during the night at age 69 Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon from the Lottsville church Interment will be in the cemetery He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs George Lindbloom of Buffalo and Mrs John Nelson of Jamestown two stepchildren Mrs Chris Christerson of Jamestown and Degrave May of Lottsville two brothers James of Lottsville and Gen of Union City and twelve grandchildren
The Jamestown Chair Company plans dissolution after completing current furniture production. The 20 Winsor Street plant will operate on a reduced scale until materials are exhausted, then shut. J Russell Rogerson, attorney, filed the dissolution papers. Officers listed were President Charles W Swanson, VP Peter H Larson, Secretary Elim Holmberg, Treasurer JL Swanson. The Winsor Street chair factory is among Jamestown’s oldest plants.
Mir Randolph reports Mrs Sarah Evans of 238 Elmwood Avenue and Mrs A Coffee of Buffalo were riding in a sedan that left the Randolph Conewango Road about two miles north of here. Both were taken to Salamanca Hospital with serious injuries to Mrs Evans and lesser injuries to Mrs Coffee. Evans suffered a severe scalp wound and shock. X rays to check for skull fracture planned.
Follow the Colds Control plan this winter by using Vicks Nose Drops with Vicks VapoRub to reduce severe colds. The guidance promotes combining nasal relief drops with the rub for symptom management.
Lois faces a web of deception as Bruce hides his true life and plans across a southern town. Margaret pressures Lois about marriage and money while Lois buys a debut dress, hoping to secure romance and independence through a poised country club night.
Blue Eye residents and visitors share a weekend of minor social and civic notes. The Spring Creek and Freehold Telephone Company held its annual meeting at the Blue Eye school house with officers elected for the coming year. Local visits include Mr and Mrs M F Yates hosting Maria Dorsch and Jack McCarty from Erie, Mrs Will Buffell at a ridge club, and several neighbors attending church and social events in nearby Spring Creek and Corry.
Fred G. Wimer of Rey and Mrs. Frank A. Wimer returned to Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chisago Til after a ten day visit at home. In one week Fred will go to San Diego to enroll in the Naval Radio School and enter the radio branch of the Navy. After four months of training he will be assigned to sea service on active vessels.
Albany March 2 The commercial fishing season on Lake Erie opened Tuesday as the New York Conservation Department rushed licenses to Buffalo Dunkirk and other fishing points along the lake. The season runs from March 1 to March 31, according to Conservation Commissioner Henry Morgenfaut Jr. He said licenses were issued despite a tentative agreement and noted that Pennsylvania and Ontario also opened the season.
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