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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
Unclear fragment from Med district page notes a daily update. Mentions events and entities but lacks coherent details or identifiable people, places, or dates to confirm a specific item.
The American Gas Association reports a 40 percent rise in gas customers from 1921 to 1931, undermining the shortage argument in Pennsylvania rate litigation. The article notes growing natural gas distribution across states, pipeline expansion, and Texas figures, with 1200 gas companies nationwide and substantial increases in both manufactured and natural gas customers.
A collage of past items includes a rumored blast at the Corry plant of U S Radiator, two robbery suspects sought in Columbus Pennsylvania, the funeral of Edward B Greeley in Wayne township, James Hassett selling a team of Hereford cattle to Oneida Market, a runaway horse on North Center street injuring a Roberts store clerk, and word of the death of J Baker, an old Corry resident, in Montana.
A P Mount, architect for the B Company armory at Meadville, will be here today from 11 to 1 to outline plans and specifications for the new armory and drill shed to prospective bidders. Mr and Mrs G N Roberts returned Saturday from a buying trip to New York City.
The snippet lists questions on local church history Africa Spanish Armada date first assistant secretary of the navy and senior high school enrollment, followed by a literature query about the will governing the world, directing readers to page 7.
Gerald Miller returns from the west with a carload of horses. Mrs. A D King, Mrs. Wayne Wilson, and Miss Beulah Ross visit neighbors. Several families socialize as weather moves Sperker school attendance down. Gary King and Russell King visit Buffalo. Anna Alexandra and Harry Pheney of Erie drop by.
Emmanuel Guild met at Parish hall for a brief session with hosts Mrs Sadie Sackett and Mrs Clyddé Wilson Plans for a bake sale set for Saturday March 26 the venue to be announced A card party and social hour followed the meeting with refreshments served later In McAlester Oklahoma Martin A Keeney 49 was executed by electric chair for murder amid circumstantial evidence.
A garbled note discusses an old racehorse or mule tied to political shifts in St. Louis and mentions the term Democrat. The text references evolution theories and a questioned retirement of a notable mle or mare, but details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Prince Lennart of Sweden renounced royal rights and wed Karin Nissvand t, a commoner, in a civil ceremony at the Prince's Row Register Office. His mother Grand Duchess Marie of Russia did not attend. The wedding, conducted without a church service, drew mixed reactions from family members and a cautious stance from King Gustav.
Salamanca reports continued gas outages due to water in lines along Fawn avenue and East Jefferson street amid cold weather. Residents resorted to coal, stoves, and electric grills while awaiting repairs and restoration of service. In Youngstown Ohio authorities announce racketeering and kidnapping cases tied to a gang, with charges and trials set for Monday.
The W C T U met at Mrs. Carl Henton's home with good attendance despite lateness. Members were urged to sign a petition at the Postal Telegraph to secure a room for the National W C T U at the 1935 Chicago World's Fair. A citizenship quiz was led by the president in place of the director.
Emerson Hallo well aged 20 of 15 West 13th street and Jerry Melty aged 83 of Hudson ayes admitted armed robbery of night counterman C. W. Burks at a diner on February 11 taking $8. Police say they want county court sentencing soon.
Twenty members gathered Thursday for a social and business hour with sewing during the work permit. Mrs H B Wood led contests with awards to Ms L A Ith fanny. A tureen supper followed. The club will have a poverty party in early April with arrangements by an able committee.
Plan for a benefit play titledoun try Cowins to raise funds for the Corn ry Relief Fund. Ward chairmen are named Mrs. W. L. Peake Miss Ethel Mathews Dr Leach and Miss Helen Morrell. Ticket sale details and exact entertainment cost are to be announced. Local talent cast led by Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs. Jerome Haight and others will present.
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