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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
6
A chaotic notice sheet reports tonight’s event at Che Ffigh school auditorium for Bell Crans Chapter with a Golden Rule Day sale on Wednesday. It notes a new Erie Railroad timetable, brisk business at Lincoln Market, deer season plans, and multiple local items from theft to medical issues and deaths.
The Ruhr district steelmaster Fritsy Thyssens move to Jeaying Germany and Argentina sets observers thinking about capitalist aims. Meanwhile deputies pursue a wide search for four year old Rita Lent, daughter of Mrs Olive Lent near Conneaut, after she vanished overnight triggering an alarm and extensive countryside search.
Stanford Hose Company explains its financial condition and upkeep costs in Corry. It notes annual city taxpayer aid of about 900 dollars, the Thanksgiving Eve ball funding most expenses, and the need for community support through ticket sales. The article urges citizens and merchants to recognize the department as Corry’s fire protection.
Rev H Ray Harvis of United Brethren in Christ will deliver the sermon at the union Thanksgiving services sponsored by the Corry Ministerial Association. The event at First Baptist Church begins Wednesday at 7 30 pm with pastors from all Protestant churches participating in invocation prayer scripture reading and benediction.
Erin November 26 Lester C Stolcker 62 of 8 Vine Street Girard was found negligent in his own death by a coroner s jury after a Water Works park dump truck incident. The carrier failed to release gravel pinning him to the truck cab as witnesses testified and the driver said a rope was used to adjust the problem.
Nineteen year old Utla Kasperewicz of 1713 State Street is in serious condition after reportedly drinking peroxide and taking pills in her hotel room near 5 a.m. Saturday. Found by Mrs. Mulligan, she regained consciousness after admission. Police say quarrel with a boyfriend left her despondent. Also in brief, a Columbus, Wisconsin tailor advocates star study. Julius Hendricksen walks 25 miles before breakfast since age 2:30 a.m. for 31 years to stay healthy.
Citizens are invited to inspect the apparatus and company rooms at any time. Fire department drivers explain the alarm system and emphasize the two way obligation between the public and the fire department. Support the department by buying tickets to the annual dance from A. Paulson or the drivers at both stations. T. Craker, President, Stanford Hose Co.
Investigators probe the deaths of three young girls aged about 8 to 15 found in the morgue revealing clues such as clothing matching items worn by a woman’s party at Spring Meadows and a puzzle booklet “The Wise One” from Standard Oil. Despite exploring links to a nearby double death, no material connection is confirmed. Toxicology weighs on monoxite gas theory amid unknown poisoning sources.
Kane Kane County Kane. A Kane Holgate Brothers plant fire late Friday afternoon caused one fireman injured and a minor delay in one department with trifling equipment damage. John Stites, 34, Kane Furniture worker and Rescue Hose Company member, ran into a westbound sedan on Greeves Street while leaving the scene. He suffered a severe gash above the left eye and a deep arm wound. He was taken to Kane Summit Hospital for treatment and expected to be dismissed soon. The car’s driver A L Lochman of Pittsburgh was not charged.
Two month old Robhson, son of Rev. Carl and Mrs. Johnson, lay dead in a crib at his maternal grandparents’ residence on West 21st Street. An enlarged thymus gland is suspected as the cause. autopsy by coroner Dr. W. G. Stroble ordered. The mother nursed the child at 3:20 pm. the baby was fine then.
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