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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
5
Officers named by Jonathan Lodge include Noble Grand Chirence umgee uer elect with Peter Swanson as vice grand and Harold Shawcon as representative to Granil Lodge. William Haenel named para phernalia clerk and Dahl as Justee. Three candidates being initiated at the meeting.
A. B. Krebs of Ashtabula Ohio pleaded guilty in federal court to 10 counts of misuse of the mails in an alleged chiropractic diploma mill scheme. Judge C B. Davis deferred sentence pending trials of co defendants scheduled for April 22 in Louis Missouri.
Personal notices list Miss Virginia Smith and Mrs J A Mcbaughlin in Brie for the day. Mrs F S Austin and Ina spend time with friends in Brie. Horace Brynolfson and Keppel Tiffany attend a Warren Conservatory recital. Mrs A A Willians returns from Cleveland business trip. Several residents travel or visit relatives in nearby cities, with local social updates and brief arrangements.
March 28 D C Kapp of Halyday street was committed to the county jail at Pranilin after pleading not guilty to embezzlement alleged by Clyne A Taylor of Phitleo Ravin Sales. Kapp, employed by the firm, allegedly embezzled two weeks earnings totaling 174.43. bail set at 500, he did not furnish. The article notes the charge and pending arraignment, with names of involved parties and company.
Keeweere Hamilton Buet, 27, a former Corry resident, died suddenly in Erie after being taken ill Tuesday. Funeral at Bethel Pentecostal Chapel on Saturday at 2 PM, with visitation from 10 AM. Interment in Columbus Cemetery. Survived by husband, three children, parents Lavern and Mrs Hamilton, two brothers LaRue and Joseph, and sister Nellie Nichols.
About two hundred parents and friends attended Fathers Night at the Junior High gym. A nominating committee was named for PTA offices, and plans included participation in a two day Parent Teachers Council Institute in Evie Loday and Play at the Boston Store. A curtain fund of 25 dollars was set aside and a navy department contract for electrical equipment for 18 destroyers, about 175000 dollars, was announced.
Senator James Byrnes defended Bernard Baruch before the Senate munitions committee stating Baruch’s wartime service as War Industries Board chairman was patriotic and denying insinuations of personal profit. Critics Huey Long and Charles Coughlin had attacked Baruch as an “international banker” responsible for America’s poor.
A party at Violet Elderbank’s home ends in murder as she is found chloroformed after a private phone call. Suspects include Thurber who was seen near the phone and Marjorie Clarken who accuses the police of bias while defending Thurber. Detective Darden coordinates inquiries as Thurber’s alibi tightens under finger print and telephone-exchange evidence.
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