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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1930
Page
2
The Kiwanis Club announces a cabaret dance event for December 12 with elaborate planning and entertainment. Proceeds support local projects, with supper, dancing space, and seating arranged for all guests. tickets available from multiple members as arrangements finalize.
A large nine point buck was found gored to death near Shedons Wiesner farm along the St. Magys Gleneo Fond aibalt six miles east of L Ming. A party from Luton reported seeing two bucks collide. one animal likely killed four days earlier. Game Warden W Ditley was notified. No other animals or riders injured.
A busy social page from Warren notes a weekly card party at Maccabee Hall with a dinner and program. Rev G Stanley West discusses Emmanuel Episcopal pastorate while Milton W Shreve attends Shrine luncheon. Local business updates include Hammond Elevator, Chevrolet and Fisher Body recalls, and a radio broadcast from Station WLEBW. Police report a Romany woman swindled $240 at 254 Pennsylvania Avenue, with ties to prior incidents in Jamestown.
A $2000 burglary at Witkop & Holmes Co. store on Race Alley Jamestown occurred between 5:15 and 6:10 AM. Thieves escaped in a truck with Pearl beads about $1000, a washing machine, cuber y, dishes and other items. Patrolman Gulet reported windows checked at 6 o'clock. police seek suspects. Mr and Mrs H W Alverson plan to visit Washington DC to see Elwin and Maxine.
Twenty five couples attended a Knights of Columbus Athletic Association benefit dance held in the council rooms last evening to raise funds for the council aid and basketball team. The event featured Miss Whisox Low Wilson on piano with Jack Jackson, accordion, and Paul Burkhardt on a raps instrument as part of the lively program.
Ray Bensinis on saxophone and Robert Reach on banjo and violin coordinated plans with James Hickey for a successful party.
Dr Owen Rowe O'Neil, noted lecturer of Africa, will speak at the Woman's Club home on Molt Street Tuesday evening. The Teachers Institute presents the event and members are cordially invited to attend.
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