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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
5
Miss Virginia Clark from Center Ville arrived for a brief stay with thirds. R. K. Youn spends today and Wednesday in Batavia on business.
United Press reports Captain W N Lancaster British aviator and manager of Mrs Keith Miller Australian flier indicted for first degree murder in the death of Harden Clarke in Dade County Florida. Clarke died in a cottage shared by Lancaster and Miller after an evening together. Notes found on Clarke suggested he killed himself with Lancaster present. Lancaster admitted writing the notes to shield Miller and himself. Miller denied any blame and Lancaster claims he will be cleared.
Miss Eleanor M Gapley of Pittsburgh left yesterday for Old City with James Sullivan and others by motor. Miss Marion J Skidmore left for Titusville for a district library conference. Miss Margaret Muldericle returned to Franklin after attending the Provence Lynch Frederick Hannan wedding. Mrs and Mrs John Hogue of Hing Vale returned home after funeral services for Dr Po iktaw. Mr and Mrs William DeHaven return from Connellsville, Paz due to uncle’s death. A group including Mrs P Lynn and Lynch family left for home by motor from West Wayne. J B Patterson and son Merrill left for Rochester NY Hartisburg and Lock Haven on business for several days. Mrs G A Lawson left to spend a day on business in Fat a. Mrs James Harden returns from hire after jury service. Mr and Mrs Ernest Group and Mr and Mrs Henry Group attend Ralph Kennedy funeral in Centerville. Clarence Willis returned from Warrran on business. Mrs Henn Spencer and Mrs Allan Spence visited Jumuslywa at Lester L Simmons home. Roger Whiteley of Youngstown visited city with friends. Mrs P G Wool traveled to visit sister Mrs Frank Keete. Miss Mary Baker returned home from Pittsburgh. A Glimbinski left for home after two days in the city. Mrs Prof Lundberg went to her home in Clymer this afternoon.
Paul Harvey, aged 40, died this morning at a Warren Hospital after an extended illness. The body was brought to the city and prepared for burial at Alexander & Company's funeral parlors, later moved to 141 Gould Street. He leaves a wife, two sons aged 10 and 12, four sisters, four brothers, and his father Edward Harvey of Wheelock. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club hosts its annual Mothers and Daughters banquet on Monday evening May 18. Dinner at seven in the Presbyterian church dining room, speaker Mrs Helen Senluratt of Brie, with committee members Misses Helen Morrell Myrtle Simmer Marion Smith and Mrs Gual Stila arranging the program.
Radio listings from 1932 show Sanderson and Crimi on WEAP NBC at 7 00 p m Modern male chorus on WABC CBS at 7 15 p m Great personalities on WJZ NBC at 8 30 p m Fast freight on WABG GBS at 9 15 p m and Columbia symphony orchestra at 10 00 a m on WABC CBS the program blocks reflect era network schedules.
Eyed by investigators Ray mond Szymanski 48 a Swedesburg contractor was found dead near his home in Norristown Pennsylvania May 10. Body found under fence with a gunshot wound in the right eye. Detectives said two men Walley Robey and Rocco Rialy may have been delivering at the home when the body was found. Szymanski was widely known in the Polish community of Swedesburg.
Requisitions for advance payments totaling $49,750 for 14 school districts were in the hands of State Treasurer Martin. The districts and amounts include Crawford West Mead Township $3,450 Mercer insley township $1,900 Hempind township $2,100 Jamestown borough $2,500 Shenango township $200 Washington Birgettstown borough $1,859 Westmorsland Nethervin borough $550 Penn township $1,800.
Obscure historic note describes a strange cooking method where an eye is prepared by placing the object in a sling and spinning it rapidly to extract juices. The practice is attributed to shepherds in the East and is linked to a ritualistic or medicinal context in antiquated text.
Greensburg Pa May 1 Mel vi Blonish 15 of Hempfield township pleaded defense to a murder charge arising from a fight at a coal dump near Hunker Pa on March 30. The case was dismissed by Judge Copeland after testimony showed Joseph Backs 19 Hempfield township fell accidentally from the embankment during the quarrel.
Stock quotations from Lus an Bryan Oil City NYSE listing show activity across major sectors including automakers General Motors Ford Motors Packard Studebaker Willys Overland and Continental Motors. Miss Dorothy Splesman, surgery patient at the Cherry Hospital, returned home at 308 West Smith Street last evening and is recovering well.
Readable fragments indicate a testing note for airbrake systems involving US Leather Class A West. Details are sparse but suggest procedures or checks underway with equipment or standards referenced. No clear participants, dates, or locations identified in the legible text.
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