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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
3
As deer hunting opens amid a rise in hunter numbers and easy rifle access through surplus war arms, authorities warn of severe hazards. Experts stress that rifles travel far and can threaten farms, cattle, and people, urging all hunters to exercise extreme care starting tomorrow.
City Council seeks to cut municipal costs with a half mile reduction signaling relief. Proposals include economies in street lighting water service and fire control, a city engineer on nominal fee with per diem as needed, and tighter contract oversight to keep essential services affordable amid limited resources.
The fragment shows a quiz asking how long a tax has been in effect for 12 2-2 mil, Monaco fame, Marie of Routaunt tour date, Raphael noted for art, and Nathan FR Bullee commissioner tenure, plus a question about authorship of a language text and page reference.
A 1920s era catalog notes the film history of biblical subjects from The Devil in the Cathedral (1898) to The Sign of the Cross in production by Cecil B. DeMille. It mentions Joan Roosevelt as a potential screen presence and Gary Cooper’s leg injury delaying A Farewell to Arms filming plus Lives of a Bengal Lancer production. It also cites Universal publicity sheets and The Kiss Before the Mirror being adapted.
A Dolly Madison gift chair once given to bridesmaid Elizabeth Collins later Mrs Richard Blond Lee was fitted to a smaller size by the sister. It is described as the lone reconstructed piece of furniture with notable value and historic charm.
Twenty years ago notes show the Trill Indicator Co securing an order for four machines for Lackawanna Steel in Buffalo. Corry High School seniors plan a national capital educational trip during spring break. G R Rogers Co advances a major ward plant addition, Seagrave fire truck shipped to Columbus, and Harry Aer supposed to depart Silver City for Corry after recovery. Jourdet returns from Philadelphia after the Cornell Penn game on Thanksgiving Day. Mr Calkins and his daughter Ruth and son Jack will depart soon.
An erasable scrawl lists groups from Sinai, Kurdistan, Alexandria, and Aden with devotion to Jerusalem. It proclaims the Haram al-Sharif as a vital center of faith, seen as significant by the Islamic world.
Washington dispatch reports drys in disarray after conventions and Hoover shift, planning a strategy push post repeal vote. They fear beer regulation and attempt to mobilize anti prohibition voters, while considering state ratification or convention routes and facing legal questions on representation, tenure, and process. Supt Coughlin and W B P Knight observed in St Petersburg on wedding trip. local road project manager Knauer noted. For sale diamond offered via P O Box 204.
Charles J. Stewart argues Roosevelt's most noted quality is savvy or sympathetic understanding. The essay notes the term’s pidgin origins and its Pacific Coast usage, contrasting Roosevelt with Al Smith. It contends savvy helps him appeal to voters yet acknowledges his vagueness as a political tactic.
Three Punxsutawney residents in a touring party were seriously injured when their car ran a Maple Avenue intersection and struck a Ridgway oil truck on the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway half a mile north of Brockway at 6 pm Monday. W. P. Sierkas suffered scalp wounds and possible skull fracture, remaining conscious after surgery. Mrs Laura Sierkas had scalp lacerations a broken arm and knee fractures. Shirley Ann Sierkas five years old sustained scalp injuries and other minor wounds. James Phillips of Main Street was identified among the injured party.
The Quaero Linn met in a pleasant session Tuesday afternoon at Miss Wight’s home. Three members were absent Mrs Geiger Mrs Wright and Miss Ellsworth. The Christmas box committee reported at length to complete arrangements. Roll call yielded current events followed by articles read by Mrs Waggoner and Miss Wight. The next meeting will be at Mrs Geiger’s home. Hunter Stricken Dayton Pa November 30 A C Berk burgess of Dayton stricken with apoplexy while hunting in Glinton county died at Removy Pa hospital. He was a former mercantile appraiser of Armstrong County. He is survived by a son Delano DuBois and two daughters Lucille and Alda.
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