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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
4
A notice invites attendees to the Sunday school session at 9:30 AM at the meeting place. It promises special finish and inspiring singing and asks readers to bring friends.
Investigation into the death of Lara Wilson a year old girl in Meadville proceeds after a crash that killed her. District Attorney Sirsat A Culbertson announces possible charges against John A Walsh for driving while intoxicated failing to stop and render aid. Inquest to follow as officials pursue full facts. Local notices advertise a dance at the Masonic Temple and services at Solepha Ghiroh.
Local notes report a Model Dames Club gathering at Mrs. John Mooney’s home with music and lunch. Ralph Sinclair was acquitted of manslaughter after a lengthy trial. costs are owed. Dempsey's Market advertises weekly meat specials. Community events include an Oil City wild life exhibit, a parade for Pymatuning dam ground breaking, and a towed plane incident in Bradford.
Smedley D. Butler, famed Marine general, arrives back at his Pennsylvania home in Newton Square after thirty three years in service. He traveled from the Quantico base in Virginia to mark the end of a storied military career and begins plans for a civilian life here in his native state.
A 2000-dollar offer was announced today in readiness to restore speech for a nine year old boy described as having a nervous system disorder. doctors and specialists reportedly believe extensive dental or physical therapy could help the boy talk again.
The undersigned advertises a public sale at his dawn and garage shop 30 miles east of West Office on a state road in North Clymer New York on Wednesday October 7 at 12 80 sharp. Items include 40 head of cattle Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys and Durhams 10 cows milking 2 bulls spring calves stock horses ponies wagons hay equipment and farm tools. Personal property of Mrs Hannah Gifer to be sold with household goods. Terms cash. Sale at 12 80. Auctioneers Morris and Hesl...
In Pittsburgh a robbery at a railroad station ends with Leo Arigirikis dying by suicide after shooting his friend John Karagiannis. Karagiannis, wounded, fights for life in Rochester Hospital as Arigirikis flees with $113 believed taken but morgue contents show only $4.79. Both men ran businesses in Aliquippa, Arigirikis owning a meat market and Karagiannis a restaurant stake. The pair had a long friendship and recent financial troubles.
October market report from Pittsburgh wholesale produce shows mixed prices for fruits and vegetables with steady apple values and steady potato and onion lines. Reports list varieties including Wealthies and Delicious apples, Grimes Golden, cabbage, seed onions, whites and yellows, and Cobbler potatoes with specific per-bushel or per-sack ranges.
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