Corry residents serve on Erie grand jury in 1932 term
Twenty years ago, four Corry residents were named to the Erie County Court grand jury for the November term. Judge A. P. Rossiter praised the jurors for their efficient handling and dispatch of cases. The Corry members were Mrs. S. R. Lewis, Harry Earl, William Mot, and Robert Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County Court
A. P. Rossiter
Mariner
Jay
5. R. Lewis
Harry Earl
William Mot
Robert Brown
New Staff Underway For 38 Corrian With Katherine Colegrove
Sixteen girls gathered at the home on South Street Saturday evening to welcome Katherine Colegrove as editor in chief with Marjorie McIlroy assisting on editorial and business staffs. Faculty advisers include Mr McCormick and Mr Axtell. The event marked a start after a rough football season and hinted at uncovering new talent for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrian
Katherine Colegrove
Marjorie McIlroy
South
Center Street
McCormick
Axtell
Memory Quiz Prompts Public Interest In Classifieds
A scattered reader quiz invites readers to check monthly averages and memory gains with an instruction to turn to the Classified Page for answers. It lists ten true false and trivia items about military history geography and science. A separate note reports George L. Spiteler, 93, held for grand jury on murder in Indiana Pennsylvania after a fatal shooting involving Peter man and his elderly wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Virgin Islands
U.S
Troquois Theatre
Bergen
Goodyear
Studebaker
Goodrich
Olds
Ford
GRAND
Indiana
Georzo L. Spiteer
Grand Jury
Glelus
Peterman
Spiteler
Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Dorothy
Clymer Man Sentenced for Fraudulent Check
John W. Warnshuls, 36, of Clymer, was found guilty of issuing a fraudulent check and sentenced by Peace Justice George H. Chiverton to one year in Monroe County Penitentiary. He was arrested November 1 after a complaint from Reinhold Johnson of a service station in Jamestown. the check reportedly dated September 24. He remained jailed at Mayville pending Prosecution Department review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Lakewood
John W. Warnshuls
George H. Chiverton
Monroe County
Warnshuls
Paul Trippy Apon
Reinhold Johnson
D Jamestown
Johnson
Warnshuis
Ghsulaque County
Mayville
County Prokalian Department
Seething Africa in U N General Assembly Talks
A fragmented North Africa picture unfolds as the Sahara remains calm while debates on White Supremacy in South Africa and French control of Morocco and Tu nisi dominate U N General Assembly sessions in New York. Kenya sees British troops suppress anti white terrorism blamed on segregation policies, Egyptians push forward, Tunisian Arab nationalists gain momentum after Libyan and colonial-era freedom influences, with the Sultan backing nationalist currents in Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Sahara Desert
South Africa
Morocco
U. N. General Assembly
New York
Kenya
East Africa
Tunisia
Libya
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Warren Horse Wins $1500 Show Prize at Royal Fair
Warren horse Toro ss-eveuuuin Wier a six year old chestnut stallion owned by Glendora Farms Warren Pa won the 51 400 Winchell five gaited saddle horse competition and was named champion saddle horse in the Royal Agricultural Fair s Horse Show last sight Dr Robert H w rad of Toledo Oh took second place with Ottawa s Master Mind an eight year old bay gelding third The prize winning horse has been seen by hundreds of Corry area residents at No Bar Ridin Club shows in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORO
Glendora Farms
Warren
Robert H
Wrad
Toledo
Ottawa
Master Mind
Corry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvie N Connell
Corry High School
Jimmoy Drssmatic Club of
Mildred Monroe
Marjorie Sullivan
Bill Myers
Venir
Central
North Africa
Nightfalla
Davis Radio-Television
North Center Street
Kinney Plumbing CO
Columbus
Christa Club
Citizens National Bank
Moloney
Satan
W. F. Rickers
Allen Street
Leroy Johnson
B. P.O. Elks
Wes, 5
Oyalta
Tagm Electric
All-Way Electric CO
Hotpoint
Seah Ffaaelees
SUN Motor
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!