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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
6
Sloppy notice notes the Rex Theatre discontinuation beginning today and a March 16, 23, and 30 return of a State Department Revenue representative to assist local business men with sales tax returns. Also reports a county finances sale at a Wednesday lunch, missing girl found, film listings at Rex, and local health and legal items.
City council meets next week as Edinboro eyes a group to take over Culbertson Company properties. The Far East demand sparks a surge for stirrup manufacturing, with Rex Confectionary Shop renovated and plans to expand. The plant near Agency, Michigan, will soon produce 1200 stirrups daily, boosting local and national military supply.
DHS reports two men were arrested in Erie after a planned extortion plot targeting an infant. James Nolan, of 1434 Poplar Street, and Geo Joint, of 1420 Plum Street, were taken into custody as authorities closed in at the ransom drop site near Isth and Poplar. Police, federal agents, and postal inspectors participated in the operation.
Jamestown police say a Saturday night disturbance near Fairmount Avenue led to multiple arrests including Hap py Olson and several aides. Charges include assault and disorderly conduct as officers report fighting around the area and a related raid by authorities.
Mrs Emmy Craker Ross dies Friday at home in Spartanshire at 4 pm. Funeral services to be held at the home of her daughter Mrs Guy Lindsey in Springsmeet Tuesday at 2 pm. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. She was born September 16, 1954 in Anfolk Minnesota, daughter of Joseph Craker and Marie Craker. She married Alfred A. Ross who died February 28, 1996. Surviving relatives listed include Philip Ross of Spartanshyre, Walter Tees of Columbus, Frank Ross of Corny, RD, Mrs Linmay Selene of Corfu NY, and others.
Mrs Rosalie Collins Swanson aged 20 died at Warren General Hospital after flames from an open gas stove set her clothing ablaze at her parents home 12 Saine Street Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at the aunt Mrs Ward Cooling home with Captain Bensampsor of the Salvation Army officiating Survivors include husband Gilbert Swanson and five sisters Harriet Esther Margaret Virginia Phalea Collins Dinner Edwafd and Gaylord Collins all at home Born March 15 1919 she married July 24 1931 in Kennedy N D
United Press reports Libby Holman Reynolds, confined at a Pennsylvania hospital, will celebrate the infant son’s ninth weekly anniversary as doctors disclose she remains a virtual prisoner. The baby now weighs over six pounds, having weighed less than three pounds at birth on January 10.
The Senate banking and currency committee voted to continue the stock market investigation along prior lines but with emphasis on brokerage practices. Counselor Ferdinand Pecora, known for Insull and National City inquiries, was authorized to develop more material. Fletcher and Wharfman Pletcher were referenced as involved. Henry Green departed for a Pittsburgh business trip.
Corr y Vic high school notes reveal a big day ahead as the Inter League contest approaches. The team, led by coach Russ Th edt, aims to solve the tune of competition and secure a pivotal win at Corry High.
Fragmented OCR reads show a local report about a youth program and licensing efforts. Details are unclear but imply a community focus on guiding youth with official approval or licensing considerations. Further text would clarify names and exact actions.
A fragmented note records a short exchange involving a person and a speaker, with garbled names and a possible date in March. The readable portion mentions a discussant and a later action, suggesting a civic or community meeting with limited details.
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