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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
6
In February the coroner's monthly report lists twenty five people killed by automobiles and other causes in Allegheny County. Five children died from coasting accidents and ten were slain. fifteen died from injuries in Talas, nine from burns and six from alcoholism.
Independent oil producers and allied industries received letters inviting them to join the Independent Petroleum Association of America as debate over tariffs intensifies. A Senate vote defeated a $1 per barrel tariff on crude and 50 cents on imported refined products, leaving the outcome uncertain amid fears of foreign oil imports undercutting U.S. producers.
Mr and Mrs Y Birchard of Crafton Pa arrived yesterday and stayed with Mr and Mrs Sam Sweet and family. They will return home this evening.
The March term docket in Warren County court lightened by guilty pleas. Defendants like Wolford, Silon, Wilson, and Andrews received probation with monthly reports. Alabama Joe banned to pay fines and serve workhouse imprisonment. Alvin Youngot jailed for one year with penalties. Three youths pled guilty for theft from Gust Thelin. others paroled or ordered to report to probation. The so called Turkey sentence involves parole with periodic payments. County officers note its psychological effect.
The Parish Hall hosted a senior party from 9 to 1 with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Murray R. Olds and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wilcox. George Washington birthday decor and notable guests marked the event. The Crnfries provided music and the Boy Scouts served candy during the evening.
A large gathering from Cleveland Erie Jamestown Youngstown Spring Creek Salamanca Corry attended a service for Mrs Flora Ross at her sister Mrs Ella Blakeslee's home 870 East Main Street Sunday at 2 PM Rev B A Hook officiated with vocal numbers by Mrs Inez Meeusker. Nephews placed the body in the Pine mausoleum with services to follow at West Spring Creek cemetery Belden.
A furnace blast at the Erie Malleable Iron Foundry injured seven workers, none seriously. Names and injuries include William Keske, John Pierchochi, Paul Kral, Stanley Pumnilski, George Palochak, Emmanuel Davis, and Carlo Vitello. Four were sent to Hamot Hospital. others were treated at the plant. The blast occurred during cleaning operations when cold water entered the hot furnace. Plant officials plan an investigation.
A damaged OCR item outlines Lenten services at St Thomas including Holy Week observances with references to regular prayers, fasting rules, and guidance for lay ministries and parish activities during Lent leading to Easter.
Reports indicate a small earthquake damaged several buildings in Norwalk and nearby areas. Police and fire units responded as residents rushed from homes and streets were littered with debris and fallen pavement. No fatalities reported though injuries are unclear. Local authorities coordinate repairs and assess structural safety.
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