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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1937
Page
5
OT report notes Gifford smiles amid publicized talks as Bris leaders appear ready to oppose the pact even at an early stage.
Inflation slowed not. reports show Semwber and September sales hitting new records. General Motors October car sales rose to a peak since 1927 while crude oil production dipped week ending November 4. Armistice Day observances alter business hours. local Masons mark a 60th anniversary with events continuing through Thursday.
Glen Miller, mayor, urges Corry residents to renew or join Red Cross memberships to support ongoing relief and welfare efforts. He cites past contributions during Ohio and Mississippi Valley floods and asks all citizens to participate from November 11 to Thanksgiving Day.
Seven people were injured by a series of automobile accidents on highways near Kane over the weekend. Dewey Spencer and Adam Spencer of Tremans were gravely hurt when their car left Route 6 a mile west of Kane. Stanley Jedeski, 24, near Marienville, was critically injured after being struck while walking on Route 6. Two Custer City girls and a Sackett man plus a Lewis Run man suffered serious or minor injuries in head-on collision on Kane Bradford road. Lillian Bomaster, 20, a Bradford hospital student nurse, remained in critical condition. her sister Betty, 16, was described as fair. J Ellsworth Hoover of Sackett and Ormet Blauser of Lewis Run were not seriously injured.
Classified ad notes rooms for rent with emphasis on comfortable living spaces. Seeks respectful tenants, reasonable rates, and reliable occupants. Includes contact method for inquiries and viewing appointments.
Members of the board of Corry Hospital Association may act Wednesday evening on the appointment of a successor to Miss Ethel N. Cole as superintendent of Corry hospital. Lack of a quorum postponed a special meeting planned for Monday. the board will convene Wednesday evening hoping to fill the vacancy.
Erie County budget plans begin in December with 7.3 mills tax rate likely to continue. Controller Willis says books will start after December 1 under new state budget forms and cautions against tax cuts or increases until expenditures, including a new tuberculosis hospital, are better understood.
Warren authorities report four deaths linked to car exhaust in a suburban neighborhood. Coroner Sy Lowrey said the victims, including Richard Irvine, were found yesterday in a Willoughby Avenue garage. Irvine had not been seen since last Monday night, and investigators believe a hose connected to a vacuum cleaner caused lethal carbon monoxide exposure. The discovery followed a family crisis and an unresolved disappearance earlier in the week.
N A Whittaker, a metallurgical engineer and gold miner from Seattle, spoke at the Corky Woman's Club meeting in the Hom book rooms. He entertained with Alaska mining stories and insights into large scale projects. Next meeting time to be announced.
A board committee will study adding a cafeteria at a nearby junior high. They will evaluate room availability, kitchen setup, and costs, with a report and recommendations due at a forthcoming special meeting.
Veterans Post and Auxiliary organize a public party at the VFW home on Armistice Day weeknight. The event will feature a community gathering ending with a meal. A local youth was injured in a separate stabbing incident reported in the same issue.
The PTA Council seeks to start cafeteria service by December. The board approves the initiative, paving the way for a school dining program.
Franklin November 9 Masel 4 Geubuen Wendy Parolee pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter stemming from a fish piracy incident. He received 18 months to 3 years in prison, a $100 fine, and court costs. Offense related to a sleepily described theft and the father’s death context from 1923.
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