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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1931
Page
2
A pair of traveling photographers, touring town businesses, were ordered to pack up and leave after refusing to obtain the city license. County Commissioner Alta J. MacLean travels to Harrisburg to push a state wide campaign against Sabbath laws, while a drive to repeal them is organized with BIN Roper leading.
A three year old girl from Weston died after her dress caught fire while standing before a pas s at her home. The accident occurred today and investigators are reviewing the incident in Liverpool.
Mas Bertha E. Elston wins 2888.80 dollars in Erie county court against Karl Koenig for injuries from a November 25 1925 automobile collision on Copper Bill road near Sparta and Union City. She suffered months of pain and partial recovery, using funds for doctors nurses and hospital bills.
A.B. Sundburg a local farm implement dealer will showcase the McCormick centennial reaper this Friday. Motion pictures will trace its progress from 1848 to 1981, as part of the centennial celebration staged with the International Harvester Company. The program begins at 1 PM in Grange Hall and the public is invited.
Pisa Italy March 17 United Press Pietry Cato dine Maffi 73 prominent Sacred College member archbishop of Pisa mathematician and astronomer dies of heart trouble and pneumonia. He was considered for the papacy on two conclaves and notified Pope Pius and King Victor Emmanuel. He officiated at Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose of Belgium wedding and received the royal favor as a cousin to the king.
Ac J Titus of Waterford presided as elected officers of the Corry Temperance Lodge were installed last evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Philip Zaleneck was named Chief. Osou Collum High Priest. Wallen White Senior Warden. John Cafie Junior Warden. B A Williams First Watch. Walter Auer Second Watch. Aliam Colby Third Watch. Robert Nichols Fourth Ward. Warren Ross Guide. Clifford Marsh Inside Sentinel. Roy Boulje Sentinel.
Five persons died and eleven residents were injured in a cottage fire at a private sanitarium in Jamestown R. I. last night. Dr William Lin vel Bales, alienist, oversaw treatment and the hospital reported others remained under care today.
Consumer ad for a 25 test kit to cleanse the bladder and improve sleep. Claims excess acids cause leg pains backache and frequent urination. Recommends Bukets antamine buchi leaves juniper i ele and castor to aid bladder and bowels. Advises 250 test box five grain size from any druggist. If unresolved after four days, visit Dowhey's Drug Shore for relief.
Bellefonte may host a U S Bureau of Fisheries hatchery tied to a proposed $100,000 project. Inspectors reviewed sites along Fishing Creek in Clinton County near local sportsmen fishing camps. A hatchery requires a ten acre plot on a perennial stream with at least 2000 gallons per minute capacity.
Senator James J. Davis former Secretary of Labor plans a forthcoming tour through northwestern Pennsylvania including Warren to attend primary events in September. He aims to renew acquaintances and may address service clubs during his Warren visit, with a joint meeting proposed. The trip reportedly lacks political significance beyond these aims.
Letters of administration were granted in Mayville for the estate of Mrs. Amelia Poweski of Dunkirk who died after a stove poker attack by her husband Valentin Poweski. The estate valued about 1,000 personal and 2,500 real property. heirs include husband seven sons and two daughters all under 21. Attorney Anthony Johnson of Dunkirk represents the estate. Poweski previously pleaded guilty to a manslaughter charge and received a ten to twenty year prison sentence.
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