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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
8
Walnut Bend residents report a missing woman as police search. Franke Stein of Walnut Head claims his wife was with relatives and likely headed to a friend’s home. searches include her daughter’s address and nearby towns as authorities trace last known movements, with family cooperation.
The article details a flurry of Boy Scout events over three weeks, including rope work, swimming at the Warren YMCA pool, a basketball game, theater trip, and a planned lighthouse project. It notes new troop interest, upcoming April demonstrations, and a forthcoming chiselled contest with a captain and team leaders guiding the group.
Rubel Morey fractured his arm while ordnisiige an automobile, the injury occurring in a hip ame spot each time.
Harrisburg March 13 United Press State Bureau of Elections schedules two weeks for filing nominating petitions for the May 16 primary. Five statewide offices plus 208 legislative seats are open. Recent filings show heavy activity expected in the next days with 150 petitions per day as candidates seek seats in the State House and Congress though no statewide petitions had yet been filed.
A sequence of errors led to a car overturning on the Roosevelt highway feet west of Ludlow Saturday evening. Six people including Mr and Mrs Bhen M Gallup their sons Paul and David Mrs Margie Joneson and J H Cooke suffered bruises and shock. Austin Heitzenprater of Osceola sustained muscle injuries. Three others were treated and released at Kane Summit hospital.
An assistant superintendent of a national detective agency recruiting strikebreakers for a Buffalo foundry faced threats to his life. Police protected him after local sympathizers warned to harm him if he continued. Two patrols guarded the man and two scabs were placed at Perry Square while attempts to recruit elsewhere continued.
Charles Lee Goy, proprietor of a laundry at 248 Kimatrest, was sentenced to one to 16 years in the Western Penitentiary, fined $100 and costs, and ordered to restore stolen property after pleading guilty to four counts of receiving stolen goods. Lee Coy also faced four similar counts, with sentences to run concurrently, following a raid that recovered goods from Sears Roebuck, Printz Company, Seepp Bros. and Smith and Holton. He was arrested by local officers on February 22.
Mathilda Kauppenen, fifty-two, of 902 Broad Street, Conneaut Ohio, died by suicide in her home on Monday. A rope tied to a bed end was used to hang herself between 9 and 10 a.m. Despondency over ill health, ongoing for four years, was cited by police. she had previously attempted self harm about two weeks earlier but failed.
The Philatheas class of the Capital church hosted a dinner for husbands at 7 pm in church parlors. Decorations by St. Patrick's, a devotional, and varied entertainment followed, including male quartets, a goods solo, readings, duets, and a play titled The Minister's Wife.
American Legion Auxiliaries of Sire Crawford and Veningh counties will attend the Tri Counties Council meeting at St Edward's hall on Wednesday March 14. An extensive plan by the Tower auxiliary covers entertaining guests. Dinner by the St Edward's PTA precedes the all day session with Bruce Thomas Mia Barnes and Mrs Barton Smith among those listed.
Erie news reports indicate a federal income tax case against Andrew Mellon may be brought during the current term. U S Attorney Horatio J Dumbauld is expected to present the matter after the Erie grand jury convenes next Monday. Proceedings hinge on Washington action and court moves from Pittsburgh to Erie.
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