Postal inspector files matter against Mrs Prusia
A matter through the mail was filed against Mrs Prusia by Postal Inspector Win Tafel after a lengthy investigation.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
6
A matter through the mail was filed against Mrs Prusia by Postal Inspector Win Tafel after a lengthy investigation.
Miss Florence Morse of Holyoke Massachusetts arrived in the city this morning for a visit as guest of Milas Ina Austin and other friends.
The 20th annual Diocesan Convention of the Erie Diocese will meet in Corry in May 1931 for five days hosting about 150 delegates and clergy. Emmanuel Episcopal Church will entertain, with Rt. Rev. John C. Ward presiding. Delegates to the General Convention will be elected during the session.
Gust Akeley a roomer at 22 Forest Avenue attempted suicide with a dull pocket knife yesterday afternoon at 2 20. He cut shallow gashes on both sides of his throat and on each wrist, collapsing to the floor in his underwear before being moved to General Hospital by police ambulance. Roomers noted he had money and gave no motive. Condition reported as good late last night.
The Parrish Brothers Show with Otis Houghtaling performs on East Main Street, offering animal acts and rope and trapeze stunts. Two-day event starts this evening with shows Friday night and Saturday matinee and night performances featuring trained animals and acrobatic acts.
Bradford May 23 police faced a scene at Bathour Street front of the state armory as Edward Fitzsimmons the pole painter refused to descend while Joe Antell lay on the ground drinking. Firemen used ladders and force to dislodge the man who remained perched above the crowd until brought down safe.
Benjamin Gross a 55 year old salesman ended his life by gas in his room at 217 West Ista Street Erie on a Thursday morning due to despondency and financial troubles. Neighbors heard gas and police were summoned, finding him dead in bed after forcing the door.
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Glenn Prusia of Edinboro, accused of sending candy laced with arsenic through the mails to Mrs. Kenneth Billings, wife of the Edinboro bus superintendent, was continued to June 2 as the government chemist could not attend. The defendant denies the charge of sending non mailable poison.
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