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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
8
In a May 18, 1938 gathering of Hirle County delegates at the Court House, Dry forces of Erie County declared strong opposition to repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and legalizing liquor. They warned of saloon return, widespread advertising, and harm to homes and youth, urging sobriety and firm government.
Four thousand dollars in Liberty Bonds allegedly stolen from Union City were not recovered after a four day authorities chase. Mrs. Mary Bain and Mrs. Ball faced trials with Ball seeking a new trial while a judge reviews a prior motion. Police traced leads into New York but found nothing.
A Pittsburgh jury found 13 men guilty for roles in a hand to hand fight between police and unemployed council members at Rankin High School last April. Charges included aggravated assault and riot.
Officials tied to the Chautauqua County Agricultural Corporation report bankruptcy papers filed in Buffalo. The Dunkirk fair, long held on Central Avenue between Dunkirk and Fredonia, aims to resume this year after reorganizing assets to satisfy creditors. Bond holders seek new securities, lower interest, and a long term accord to meet claims.
The Inear society of the Women Missionary Association and Otterbein Guild held a Mother and Daughters banquet at the U B Church. About 175 attended the well prepared dinner served by a large committee. Mrs Leon Van Tassel presided and introduced speaker Mrs N H MacAllister of Jamestown who spoke on Biblical Characters Who Worked in the WIB M A.
A Jubilee anniversary feature at Otterbein Guild was delightfully hosted by Mrs. Rosa Mleming and the Otterbein Guild girls, celebrating the guild's activities and community spirit.
Miss Doris Doolittle entertained at the Brick House Tea Room for a birthday dinner honoring Ms. RB of Axtell. Eight place settings were laid for the guests as the evening progressed despite a few last minute absences.
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