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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
6
The report notes three young men arraigned before Justice of the Peace Evans in Warren for a disturbance at a Columbus-area dance. They faced fines of £3 each, with release costs averaging £20 per man. The piece also covers council plans, weather, and local incidents in Warren County.
Major General Paul B. Malone U S Army Third Corps Area commander praised the work at Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the Allegheny National Forest during an inspection tour. He visited Hesrls Content Pebble Dell and Highland Corners and planned Duniles Corners and Sugar Run camps noting enthusiastic trainees and pioneering spirit.
Root's Furniture announces Charles Shusa resigns after four years as store manager. He built a reputation for fair dealings and customer trust. The store will seek a qualified replacement to lead the sales team. Shusa moves to a position he finds more valuable and wishes him success.
A severe electrical storm struck Corry area last night causing a barn fire on the Howard Merry farm northwest of the State Fish Hatchery. Three cows and a calf were killed, with the barn badly damaged before flames were checked. Loss partly covered by insurance.
About forty parents and friends attended the Fairview P T A yearend meeting in the first grade room. Programs by students included piano solos dances and singing. Mrs Burt Hurst of the Washington School P T A spoke on standards for Stannard and superior PTA organization. Officers named for the coming year were President Mrs Barton Smith. 1st Vice President Mrs Clyde Reynolds. 2nd Vice President Mrs Leon Brown. Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Russell Merritt. members Mrs Cornell Mrs Albert John and Mrs B Thomiss. Mrs Vincent Anderson past president and her committee served sandwiches and tea. Attendance banner awarded to first grade.
A Pittsburgh man who threatened to kill himself under a streetcar regained his memory when faced with surgical instruments. He claimed to be Howard Harris, unknown to police, and was taken to a hospital then questioned at the station.
Corry community veterans from VFW Archie W Thompson Post and the Erie County Spanish War Veterans will appoint a twelve member delegation to the Washington convention May 13 to 18. Members include Walter Scott John Murray Alex Sisson Emmett Parker and others from Corry district with Lin yd Stowe as American Legion commander. The group aims to press for veteran relief issues such as bonuses and pensions.
Controversy between milk producers and dealers over prices to be settled within the week as an arbitration panel is formed in Erie. A third arbitrator is to be selected, with hearings likely by week’s end. Separately, Pennsylvania orders brewers to use official beer tax crowns or stamps from May 16, with standard crowns or privately marked options approved and imprinted with a Keystone.
Paris styles commentary by Mary Knight discusses fashion as a reflection of social life, noting wide variety and lack of a single trend. Describe Madame de Laboue Wye designs including an evening gown in black cirelxtin with V decollete and diamond circlet, and a daytime coat dress in soft gray wool with white pique gilet and lace trim.
Voters in Corry and statewide face twelve constitutional amendments in November. The legislature approved seven amendments and 771 of 2850 bills, with five amendments carried over from prior sessions. Proposals cover veteran compensation bonds, toll bridge funding, railroad and transit rules, and tax voting eligibility.
Dr James Brynzl Conant, 40, elected president of Harvard University, becoming the third youngest Harvard leader. He has been a professor of organic chemistry at Harvard and will succeed A Lawrence Lowell. appointment expected to be confirmed by the board of overseers on June 22.
Four trout measuring 36 inches and weighing 18 to 20 pounds were caught at Pyramid Lake by A. M. Peterson and Beret Wayman of Eiko.
Unable to determine a coherent event from the fragmentary text. The readable parts reference a person named John tall and several unclear terms. No verifiable individuals, organizations, places, or dates can be established for a proper card.
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