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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented report describes a disturbance at Bonverthy High's senior auditorium and a theft at the Pairymen's League. Police investigations continue as observers note heavy flood and weather impacts near Allegheny River and Trench creeks. Local rail, flood, and road conditions shift daily. several counties lift liquor bans while schools report returning to normal attendance.
Vera Stretz, on trial for the slaying of a German industrial leader, collapses in court and cannot stand. Her defense counsel plans to enter a plea on her behalf as the proceeding enters a tense, paused phase.
Vera Stretz, the blonde on trial for the Gebhardt slaying, grew red eyed and distraught as court adjourned due to her condition after a physician described the fatal wounds. Prosecutor Miles O Brien hinted at using the defendant’s young son to argue Gebhardt’s alleged attack.
New NYA clubrooms opened last evening in the Horn bins on the thik floor. Speakers included Howard J. Sheen principal of Senur High, Ray Francis NYA supervisor, Gerald Fisk, Miss Henrietta Kuhn, and others. Musical numbers by Mary Falcone, Hazel Green, Lynn Thompson, and John Haddock highlighted the program. Guests included Mrs. Moore and county rural supervisors Geo. Curtis and Carl ton Turingon. The event was a promising start toward a fuller youth program.
Benjamin Poole, 84, of Niobe R D 4, died at his home Tuesday afternoon after a long illness. He farmed on Baker Hill then moved four years ago to his present location. Survived by wife, one son Roy Poole, six grandchildren. Services Saturday at 2 pm from Bracken Keating Funeral Chapel. Interment in Dayit Curtis cemetery, Columbus.
Reported today in the Pennsylvan ia Railroad Ranove division schedule indicates gradual gains after a period of heavy disruption. Train 481 ran over six hours late, while trains 503 and 872 were delayed but progressing toward normal service. the Philadelphia flier 580 was three and a half hours late, with offices hopeful for steady schedule improvements.
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