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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
5
Personal mentions list H L E Kuehn of New York City visiting on business and many locals traveling for Rotary Club meetings church events and family visits. The column notes Edna Hammond W L Durham and others heading to Jamestown Warren Sharon and Findley Lake while relatives gather for funerals and summer departures.
The Philathéas Class of the Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors. They planned a charity barrel of clothing and kitchen items for Lox Cabin School in Morgantown later this month and urged members to contribute. A letter from Miss Jennie Tinhinks of Morgantown thanked the local society. Mrs. Keefe read it. Mrs. W. F. Miller and Mrs. Paul Hatch led entertainment with a Ruissing contest won by Mrs. Keefe. Three members read from Things Found in Examination Papers. Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. Hatch and Miss Helen Westley served sand wishes, pickles, and coffee. Twenty two members attended. Roy Silverson’son and Fay, with grandsons John and Joseph Pokersit, motored to Barnes and Mayburg to visit relatives.
United Press reports Washington action easing liquor prescription rules for physicians. Under new regulations a doctor may prescribe wine or whiskey as needed to meet medicinal requirements, with dosage based on medical inferences rather than fixed limits. Approved wines include sherry, port, Burgundy, and Sauterne.
Wallace, proprietor of a garage on First Avenue, escaped injury when his automobile collided near Irie with another vehicle in the morning. The other driver's name was not learned. Both cars were badly damaged, but no injuries were reported.
Two men in a stolen automobile fled after police halted them. Officers fired as the car sped away toward Pittsburgh. The suspects, believed to be John Maug and Edward Turpack, are convicts who escaped Wester Penitentiary two weeks earlier. The car, reported stolen from W. H. Jones, was recovered on Pittsburgh’s South Side hours later.
Stocks gained slightly in a quiet New York session as trading slowed and broad market activity remained subdued. The list of industrials and rails showed modest movements with some prices higher while others retreated, reflecting a mixed early-week tone.
A Mountaineer who raised a violin during a confrontation and allegedly beat his wife and attacked his son was pursued by police through the caves of Chestnut Ridge near Paiely on a May day. Local authorities continued the search as witnesses described the volatile incident.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions gas and electric services with unclear names and figures. It references possible providers and locations but lacks coherent details or identifiers. The readable content is too fragmentary to extract a definitive event or outcome.
Washington May 4 A conference among President Roosevelt Senator Nera and Representative Mc Swans failed to reach accord on Muscle Shoals legislation. Swain said the 12 pills under discussion would go to the House for consideration, with key sponsors pushing for development in the Tennessee Valley area.
Report describes delegation of veterans entering Washington for a forthcoming convention. A sizable group arrived from Chicago and other states while veterans seek aid and supportive measures from government agencies.
Fragmentary text discusses phosphorus and nitrogen in soils and their effect on crop yields. Mentions crops like potatoes and tomatoes and notes phosphorus supply as critical for plant growth. Observations reference rock and tuber crops and various agricultural terms amid garbled phrasing.
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