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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
6
Corry items note two additional arrests following dry raid actions. Chief John Flanigan recovering with a cane and aiming to return by month’s end. Community updates include store remodeling, lodge events, and upcoming political broadcasts.
Governor Pinchot lists unsportsmanlike acts hunters should avoid during the season. He urges respect for farmers rights, asks hunters to seek permission, repair fences, avoid shooting near homes and livestock, refrain from boisterous conduct, and refrain from exploiting fields for apples or nuts. He warns against hunting in soft ground winter wheat and overlong stays on farms.
United Press reports that International Labor Defense plans to picket the Capitol next Monday as the Alabama assault case looms. Police announce any demonstration will be blocked. Captain Gnasti says 69 to 79 officers may be deployed to prevent the march past the Capitol with a sign in the Senftsboro case.
Two calves described as intoxicated were found feeding on mash at a farm near Salem New Jersey. Federal agents testified before a commissioner that the calves staggered in the barn yard revealing a mixture of rush and lye that the stock had eaten. Clarence Davis was arrested after the raid and held in jail for court. Mrs G B Kysar hosted a Halloween party at her West Washington Street home with guests enjoying contests, stunts and refreshments including alcoholic drinks.
Paul J Murphy former Titusville High School principal, hospitalized in Pittsburgh, faces arrest on charges tied to a nearly $5,000 shortfall in the Titusville non resident tuition account. The Titusville Herald reports a $4,787.86 shortage from 1929 to 1932, with funds deposited in Murphy's bank account and forged signatures.
Yesterday's Quaero Club session at West Smith Street home of Mrs J H Wright featured roll call on current events and a book review of The Story of Lucy Anderson 4 Wife by Helen Martin by Miss Nellie Wight. Contagious disease cases were reported and a murder hearing looms as John Amprosio faces Alderman Porter after being extradited from Erie County Jail.
Carry Odd Fellows will be paid a brief visit tomorrow by two Grand Lodge officers of the Odd Fellows, traveling from Sugar Grove to Hire. They will attend a Waterford meeting Thursday evening and confer with local readers of the order afternoon prior to Waterford. Archibald A. Grant of Scranton and Frank Shannon of Philadelphia will lead sessions and a Grand Lodge meeting followed by a social session, with a large Corty Odd Fellows delegation planned.
Plans to protect a 250 acre virgin forest along Tioga Creek near Ludlow from lumbermen aim to keep it as a beauty spot like Cook’s Forest. R. D. Porkes of the Allegheny Forest Experiment Station notes the stand sits within a 6,000 acre tract, features 300 year plus hemlocks, some 50 inches in diameter and up to 120 feet tall.
General Pelham D Glassford will recount the eviction of the bonus army from Washington at a veterans mass meeting in the Metropolitan opera house tomorrow night The former Washington police chief agreed to speak after urging by Major General Smethey D Bollen The message says Glassford will tell what really happened and then forget it
Charles H. Ferne 61 longtime Mohawk Mining Company secretary and Farm National Bank director died in Kittanning last night after a brief illness. Born in Butler Pa he lived here for many years and belonged to Kittanning Masonic bodies and the Coudersport consistory.
Princess Helene, ex-wife of King Carol, wins partial custody of 11-year-old Crown Prince Michael. An official communique says custody for six months yearly and choice of child’s location, plus adjusted civil list of 8,000,000 tei annually and a 21,000,000 tei gold adjudication. Helene to leave Bucharest soon, likely for Italy, after farewell.
A large group of friends attended funeral services for Gus Auer a Union City resident fatally injured in a weekend automobile accident. The service from his late home 91 East High Street Union City was led by Rev W L Eaton of the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers from Union City Chair Company including Claud Northrop Pay Car roll Ben Green J G McLean Hairs ke and F Kensay.
Warrants were issued for Rey Daskas and Gus Giotas by Chief Ruppersburger for liquor sales. Daskas allegedly ran 4 West Main street during raids by Prohibition agents and Giotas, proprietor of Lake Shore Sea Food House at 102 East Main, faces possession and sale charges. Nick Mackris and Joe Schultz previously arrested. hearings held before U S Commissioner Enoch Filer in Erie.
Hollywood comedian Joe E Brown smiles broadly as he reveals he and his wife are expecting a baby likely after the new year. The couple already has two boys and a girl, expanding their family further.
Reno traders and bartenders, amid a two week banking holiday, report a thriving business spree as cash floods streets. The First National remains open with 3,000,000 in sight. divorce lawyers files rise, gambling grows, and residents stash cash in pockets and sugar bowls while the panicked mood abates to a spending frenzy.
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