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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

4

Social bridge party details and local crimes report

Miss Ann Buresse hosted guests for bridge with a luncheon at her home. Out of town visitors included Dan Rehner of Franklin Pennsylvania and Lena Matteson of Spring Creek. Charles Shaffer and Louis Mahie pleaded guilty to dynamiting fish in the Allegheny district before Justice Blum and were jailed after failing to post $128 fines and costs. Mrs. Emily Berliner, formerly of Corry, is critically ill in New York City.

Ann Buresse Bridge Dan Rehner Franklin, Pa Lena Matteson Spring Creek Charles Shaffer Louis Mahie Tionesta Allegheny D. H. Blum Monay Costa James H. Hall Seneca Emily Berliner Corry New York City A.M. Litz Journal Office Mlorence Holton New Deal Club Concord Street Anna Waterbrook Harold, Besson B. W. Baccus Harold Besson Spencer's Cash Feed Howard Klepser Ayne Street WB. B. Club John ‘Mooney Paul Quinlisk George Kinley Ruth O'Day Edward Kinley William Spiesman Wiliam Myers Thomas Mead Quinlish Kiepser Crawford County Conneaut Lake Hartstown John Morgan Place Streck Thomas Motor Company Clinton Street Thomas Wolfgang Brook- Villé Jefferson County Kun Township Brookville Ariens Joseph Marlin Thomas Rankin Conneaut Lake Park Europe Nonnan W. Thomas Erie Thomas United States Meadville Ridgway Ifk Mlk Robert Ralbe Arthur Grant Pleasantville Grant Wilson Cattaransas Yvungstown Ohio Andrew Tule Mike Duke Panzatawney Hazel Duke Reubin Wy Perry Prissy Duke Te Adrian Dike Pete Mike Drobatcly Kas Avery Playeau Bessie Horton Winger Henderson Methodist Episcopal Church John Jones Gertle Reed Toreh Helen Morgan Maartin Denial Brie William J. Denial Pennsylvania Eric Martin Holy Rosary School Sammy Dill Anna D. Kohler Bred Koehler Hiie Brewing Company Golden Links Methodist Episcopal Church FP. L. Swanson Spring Street John Puller Harold Dietzel Q. J. Robbing Swanson G. D. Willett Perry If Haines Herbert Gutisk Corry Woman's Relief Corps Vilellie Hewitt South Street

Four Lux soap and puzzles in City and Vicinity

City and Vicinity column notes purchases and items for sale including four Lux soaps and a jig saw puzzle for 25 cents, local deliveries scheduled May 13, hospital and weather notes, and community notices across Crawford and surrounding areas.

Japs Advance Stresses in Chinese Campaign Near Peiping

United Press report from Shanhtaaiwain notes Japanese forces battering two towns and seizing a third as they push toward Peiping and Tientsin. Heijiro Hattori’s 1th Infantry Brigade is active with Chinese counter attacks by 80 000 troops. A Japanese detachment nears Tientsin while Nan Shun near Kathing is surrounded. A Greyhound bus draws crowds at Chicago world fair preparations.

United Shanhataiwain China Peipng Teintsin Tsanhua Shanhaikwan Peiping Heijiro Hattori Tientsin Adr Fores Nan- Shun Kathing

Global praise seals Roosevelt peace plan image

The press around the world lauds President Roosevelt's peace plan with widespread backing at home. Editorials describe the move as spirited and courageous, urging quiet pressure on Hitler and warning that allied nations must act to avert a new world war.

Germany Detroit Free Press Hitler Cleveland Plain Dealer Wilson Hoosevelt Himbel Boston Post Democratic Roosevelt Pittsburgh Press United States

Local depositor uncovers gold stash in old cocoa can

In Salem Oregon a bank teller notes a peculiar customer case when a depositor brings a cocoa can with a slot in the lid. He pours out $1200 in gold $20 pieces from the can, revealing a hidden stash.

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