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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
5
A muddled United Press summary notes conflict between GLAIN PENN'S Act and Volstead enforcement, with Federal Judge Oliver B. Dickenson ordering a special court of three judges to decide if the question should go before the U.S. Supreme Court. The case involves Albert Gender and police department actions amid Prohibition era tensions.
Sharon Pa Mil 18 a fire of unknown origin today destroyed the Planing mill and nearby mills on the Sharon Mercer roads east of here. Damage estimated at 150000. The blaze started in the planing mill and swept to the other mill.
A Pittsburgh resident fled for state today amid probate news of the will of Daniell Culliman. The will grants Mrs. Mary Cullman a life interest in an estate valued at 250000 dollars. The document also provides bequests to relatives and charities.
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schotten and children from Eris among locals with friends. Frank Baeder and family return to Erie after visiting. Various residents and kin from Sunbury, Cambridge Springs, Erie, Cohimbius, and Jamestown are noted for visits, trips, and gatherings.
North China reports say Yen Hsi Shan, governor of Shansi, mobilized troops to seize railway, telegraph, and other lines. The move aims to sever communications northward to halt anticipated advances toward Nanjing and cut the target lines.
A convict was killed during a ruling suppressing an attempted internal break at the facility. The incident involved guards and high security measures as authorities investigated the circumstances and reviewed security protocols.
A fragmentary stock market rundown from New York shows prices for copper nickel and various industrials. Notable entries include American Tin and Westinghouse products with mixed quotes and a General Electric note. railroad and oil shares appear alongside broader commodity listings.
United DORADA, Coletatla man 18, recovered from wreckage of Wooten steamer Sugaramants after fire swept the vessel. Three people missing including Captain Antonio Velez who locked himself in his cabin and perished as the ship sank.
Isparta Grange hosts a community gathering marked by dinner, music, bridge and socializing as members and guests from Centerville, Oil City, Meadville, Greenville and surrounding areas attend. The event includes floral decor and refreshments, with remarks and a bridge contest won by Mrs. Chir M. Fish.
An old advertisement touts San-Cura Ointment for scalp discomfort. It claims rapid relief with nightly five night use, plus San-Cura Soap and Oil on sale at low prices. Finishes with money back guarantees and soothing claims.
A fragmentary report notes a brief era visit by Jie Mate Holford and others. A funeral service was held on Saturday with Mrs nl and Mrs Theodore Smith among attendees. Relatives from Walrem and Pay Autored joined Ralph Mati in attendance for Ave funeral observances.
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