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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
3
A report describes a captain from the Y thwarting an incident near Vineloa Court, with a close call and an alleged sale of goods valued around one million. Investigation continues as authorities verify details and identify involved parties.
Fragmented notes from Erie and nearby towns report managerial changes at Montgomery Ward Waterville Maine as well as unemployment division assistance at the post office. Streets painting readiness, two hour parking signs planned, and deer hunting rules updated by Governor Lehman are noted alongside marriage license filings, a salary order for support, and a junior officer appointment.
May 20 Baie. Paul Ferry’s scheduled execution on June third was postponed as the state pardon board in Harrisburg agreed to have him evaluated by mental experts before ruling on clemency. The review could not be completed by the board’s May session, so the case was carried over to the third Wednesday in June. Governor Tarle left a note seeking a possible commutation to incarcerate Ferry in a mental hospital if the board recommends it. Attorney William Carney plans a new clemency filing and will appear before the board next month to press for exoneration due to mental illness.
At about 4 yesterday afternoon a Buffalo man and two Jamestown residents died in a head on crash when a bus collided with a car near Route 20 at the Rosetta intersection. Victims are Charley Bovitséra 45 of Buffalo William Cardone 45 of Jamestown and Joseph Minigotia 30 of Jamestown. A coroner report lists the wreck location and circumstances as the cause of death.
In May town Boyd Levers Healey 27 died at Jamestown General Hospital from a fractured skull after a car crash that killed four aboard when it failed to negotiate a sharp curve. William Petsison 23 was badly injured with skull fractures and lacerations and Florence Lindquist 23 suffered cuts and bruises and was reported in good condition.
Reports on the presbyterial at Erie were presented by Mish Marceret McDuih and several hostesses. Delegates including Mrs. Grange Wap and Mrs. G L Bayi attended, with a religious service and a conversational portion that pleased all. The hostess provided a repast after business was finished.
Twenty eight members attended the weekly Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Misa Agnes Wilson delivered an engaging talk about a recent extended South American cruise, joined by her sister Miss Bess Wilson. Each member received a shaving kit gift from Keister's drug store. Rev. H. F. Reagle of Rev. Pa. is visiting the city briefly with relatives.
An eight year old in Union City ingested five or six tablets from a home drawer after playing about the house. Grandmother notified and the child was rushed to hospital where a stomach pump was used but the child died within minutes. Depuy Coroner Arthur Crowe announced no inquest. Funeral services are set for 3 PM tomorrow at United Brethren church with Evergreen cemetery interment. Walter H. Merrick left for South Bend Indiana on a business trip.
United Press reports Mary Davenport, 18, of West Troy, New York, admitted being the woman found at a Boston hotel. She gave seven aliases and said she has been confined at Hudson River State Hospital in Poughkeepsie, New York.
A grieving mother in Bruken-hennint appeals to her son to turn himself in amid ongoing investigations tied to the death of city official Williams Patton. Authorities link the case to the defendant’s alleged involvement, with the family location given as 2720 Rinavood and the events unfolding at streets including Tih and Pasade.
Distressing gas and stomach misery are described as relief targets. Golden Lax Tablets promise a comfortable feeling of health by gently removing intestinal pins all via a tonic laxative. Available at 25c and 50c from druggists.
Fragmented OCR shows debate on lowering auto driver license rules. Proposals include permits for tourists, fire extinguishers, and periodic vehicle inspections. Officials discuss enforcement, costs, and timelines with uncertain text about penalties and eligibility.
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