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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary report describes a motorbike road incident and a list of names, numbers, and places with unreadable phrases. It mentions an event on a road and references counts and dates, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Roy Grace, 24, of Fairfield Township Crawford County, was found hanging from a rope in his uncle William Grace's barn on a Sunday afternoon. He had been struggling with mental health and financial troubles. The article also notes local notices and community events, including funeral planning by William Curtis, a graduate of St Ep sius High School and the Cincinnati Gallery of Embalming, who has opened undertakers parlors at Pittsville.
The article records the Pleasant Township supervisors authorizing a 12 mill levy for 1934, down from 14 mills, aided by Highway Department funds. It lists community notices including Columbus Men’s Club meeting, Woman’s Aid Society events, a mail order romance fraud report, a house fire loss, local accidents, clergy changes, and various births, deaths, and civic updates in Jamestown and surrounding areas.
Holy Week to be observed at St Pauls Lutheran Church with daily services at 745 except Monday and Saturday. Master Sunday Holy Communion and Easter service. confirmation classes conclude. Emmanuel Episcopal choir rehearsal at 745 tonight. birthday party for Miss Mary Jean Sullivan with prizes and gifts. Columbus PTA meeting moved to Thursday after noon with program for Froseni¢ League at 145 promptly. Also notices: help wanted for men’s suits cleaning and pressing. various sale ads including a 1925 Pontiac sedan, seven room house for rent, and a Birds the Ideal after Gifts listing.
The article critiques New Deal measures and their economic impact. It notes varying elements in reform acts, risks to capital markets from the Securities Act, and concerns over permanent bank deposit guarantees. It argues timing, deficits, and monetary expansion influence recovery, urging cautious, staged reforms and withdrawal of public support to avoid destabilizing effects.
Kan Henry Swart a farmer near hea who served as Kaiser Wilhelm s bodyguard 30 years ago received a picture from the emperor with a note reading faithful memories a message on the head read
Excavators find evidence of late stage human habitation in Uhuy cave, noting gradual development of shelter use and dwelling adaptations over time. Findings point to structured cave occupancy rather than brief visits. Further analysis expected to clarify timelines and cultural implications.
Requiem mass for Mrs. James Keefe was sung at St Thomas Church by Rev Francis Graves. Large gathering attended the 9 20 morning service. Interment followed at Elizabeths Cemetery. Out of town relatives listed include Saxton Johnson Maroney Felt McClure and others. A lecture by George Hamilton on Heaven and Hearts was to be given Tuesday at the Woman's Club on Mott Street.
Mr. and Mrs. 2010 announce the marriage of their daughter Dagmar to Jack Krone son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krone of Corry. The couple will reside at 45 West Congress Street Lincoln Neb. An aged ornament clock presented by Abraham Lincoln to George L Whitmarsh during Civil War days is highlighted as a prized possession of Mrs J M Hayld of Lincoln.
Houston collector C. Seibert assembled a private collection featuring a Branch Versa timepiece from the 14th century and a musical watch priced around 81 dollars. He began collecting watches years ago after acquiring a French Vere in Italy, and continues to build his assortment in the Texas city.
Nine CCC camps in Pennsylvania will be closed with transfers of staff and facilities. Dep uty Secretary John W. Keller notes fire-extinguishing gear and forest protection roles will shift when camps move to federal and state-controlled service. The nine identified sites and officials faced reassignment as Pennsylvania anticipates nine months more of state oversight.
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