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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
7
Kiwanis Club members will attend a game supper at the Hotel Corry this evening replacing the usual noon service. Weather outlook hints at colder air and possible snow within a day, with events by Aqua Roll Hall of the Corry Chapter Red Cross tomorrow.
Prank Girardot an insurance adjuster asks for speeding up his arraignment in Erie Brig county court. Attorney for the defendant argues for speedy trial citing constitutional right, while the district attorney contends delays are prudent due to witness availability and other reasons.
A trial treatment claims to prevent epileptic attacks and has helped thousands over 25 years. Free trials offered to readers writing to R Lepso Apt 152 123 B Wright Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Drought across 23 states spurred a record Red Cross volunteer surge as thousands joined relief efforts. Nationwide totals show 75,007 volunteers with Pennsylvania contributing 3,007 residents. state groups produced 20,181 garments, 826,767 surgical dressings, and 85,802 Braille pages.
St Pauls Lutheran church Ladies Aid Society met in church parlors with Mrs Cnames Anderson and Mrs Albert Lyn hosting. Plans were discussed for a November 20 rally at the church and a bake sale to be held at Lanston's on December 5. After business, a spread of sales, rolls, cake and coffee was served.
The Newark Bears of the International League have been sold to the New York Yankees. Paul Block, owner, announced the club will be used as a farm system with Al Mamimux as leader after finishing second in the league last season. Col. Ruppert, Yankees owner, is expected to utilize Newark as a farm team.
An elderly Olean man, 80, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by John Morton of 127 North Second Street, Olean. The crash occurred in front of the McMahon house on the highway between Olean and St Bonaventure's College. Coroner William M. Smith ruled the death accidental due to a broken neck. Morton, a Cattaraugus County supervisor, was returning from a board meeting in Little Valley. The deceased is survived by a wife, two sons and three daughters. Also reported, police in Sharon, Pennsylvania, hunt for thieves who Tuesday night stole several revolvers from a hardware store, feared for use by bandits.
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