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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1932
Page
6
A new dormitory at the Rouse hospital in Youngsville recently opened for public inspection, located just west of the main wall near the Warren County home in Lanai. The feature highlights a completed facility, awaiting further details and community access.
Harrisburg March 1 The deadline nears for the compulsory 1982 Pennsylvania motor vehicle inspection period. All owners must have their cars inspected by midnight March 1 and repair corrections must be completed by then. State Highway Patrol will stop uninspected vehicles lacking valid stickers and issue red warnings. After March 1 operations illegal without certificate carry fines up to 10 dollars and potential imprisonment. Inspectors warn stickers cover only the period and do not excuse unsafe conditions. The report also notes Conra O Hare will arrive in the city from Loyola University for Easter vacation with his family.
In Mitusvilia on March 11 P Berwald, a prominent oil man aged about 50, shot himself at home after deep financial reverses. His wife found him with a bullet wound to the temple. Dr Jameson ruled death instantaneous. He left a daughter aged 9 but had once been worth nearly four million. funeral plans are set for Sunday at the Jewish cemetery.
Corporal William M. Thiel of the State Highway Patrol filed a charge of reckless driving against Herbert Stone Jr. of 205 West Third Avenue after a car wreck on the Warren Jamestown Road near Conewango Valley Country Club. Stone’s car struck a telephone pole after skidding along the snow while another vehicle passed. Driver Howard Warren and passenger Thomas Donaldson suffered cuts and bruises but were not seriously injured.
In ARIE on March 19 a car leaving the highway near Wellsboro, PA overturned and burst into flames. Everett F. Zurn, 24, secretary treasurer of the Zurn Manufacturing Co., escaped serious injury. Also aboard were BH M Reiger factory manager, M H and S Busch both of New York. All four freed themselves before the blaze. Zurn suffered facial and chest lacerations and shock. the others had minor injuries. Zurn’s brother M S Zurn and James Glass left for Wellsboro to join him. he may remain several days in the hospital.
Miss Mary Bart will lead the discussion at the High School Forum Sunday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. The final meeting should be well attended with Leadership as the topic. The Methodist Tri Hi-Y Club has top attendance and plans for Good Friday services at the Methodist church at 2:30. Parents and Canry residents invited.
Lois Corbin leaves a troubled life to return to her parents in Rush Street Chicago. She confronts loneliness, faces eviction, and finds a rekindled bond with her mother and sister as they welcome her back with open arms. Her mother shares a parallel past of seeking independence, underscoring family ties.
Radio listings note the 1932 United Press copyright listing programs for New York stations. WABC airs the Philharmonic at 9 15, Belle Baker at 8, an American album at 9 15, and a variety show at 10, with NBC listings on WZ and WEAF also shown.
The Concord parent association programs featured a health topic led by Miss Agnes Connell, with several grade acts and a banner awarded to Misa Neylon's room. The program showcased home health methods and a talk on how maternal management affects child welfare, urging parent–teacher cooperation.
A. Westman, 61, secretary and general manager of the Dahlstrom Metallic Doon Company, died at the family home in Jamestown after a three week illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs Signe L. Westman and two daughters, Miss Florence Westman and Mrs Swartz, and a sister Miss Hulda Westman of Jamestown. He had long been associated with the Dahlstrom Company since its founding in 1904, with the plant once in the old Gokey building and later moved to East Jamestown.
Fragmented OCR lists church events and programs across multiple entities. It mentions Luna Programs, Presby, Pleasant and Boyd plus times around 11:00 AM and 8:45 PM, and Holy Week activities led by Rev. Jay E and others. Mentions include Advent service at Citadel Park Street and daily prayers, sermons, and catechetical classes with several named individuals.
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