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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
7
A scrambled sports brief notes Army and Trinity triumphs along with Notre Dame in away games. Grinnell and Kansas also recorded victories while Westland and Washington reserve lines show strong play.
In a Bay City trial the suspect in the Midland bank holdup faces charges linked to the death of Bandit Jack Gracey and injuries to Anthony Chebatoris and Dr. Frank L. Hardy. Hardy fired from a second-story office window as the bandits left the bank, aiding the pursuit of justice.
Kane Oct 29 Officials of the Minard Run company report radiations completed for the gusher well in Minintain near Lewis Huth. Production at 50 barrels per hour and 24 inches per hour was noted, with a blowout earlier. anchoring of the control head finished last night and drift operations to continue. The well reaches 2402 feet with the head from Wellsville, N.Y pushing gas flow and awaiting milling permits.
Funeral services are planned for Murray J Fisher at 2 PM Monday at Everken Keating chapel in Potsdam. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev G L Boyd of the Presbyterian Church with a Pine Grove Vestry service in attendance. Survivors include his daughter Mrs Rewari Alle of Potsdam and other family members.
The second of a series of fund raising card parties at St Elizabeths hall for St Elizabeths church will be held Tuesday November 2. An auction and gaming bridge for five hundred will be played in the evening, with refreshments served by a committee. Reservations may be made by calling William Spreeman.
Mayville Wisconsin awaits the first of several suits over the June 18 1934 gasoline tank fire at the Richfield station on Pinganna Avenue James Town that killed seven people and injured many. Widow Gertrude G Anderson of Harold Anderson leads a $10 000 action against Richfield Oil Corp represented by Harold J Adams Buffalo with attorney Ernest D Leet Marion H Fisher and others named including Kft Nelson owner of the land represented by Adolph Johns.
About 150 firemen and guests attended last night as four new firefighters joined the Stanford Hose company. The North Rust area fire chief and leaders from North East Union City Esinboro and Albion participated in the ceremony led by the county volunteer firemen association. A luncheon followed the rites.
In Kane district on October 28, Dr HH Malem owner of a famed wolf park reports the white Arctic wolves died. The breed failed to acclimate, but earlier experiments with flying wolves showed improved health under natural surroundings. The park now lists 22 wolves in residence, marking it as a celebrated exhibit.
A garbled classifieds page lists old drug tablets and remedies, lost pets, typing help wanted, sale items, dresses, photos, and various notices. It mentions Lindsey's Pharmacy, a collie missing or lost, and a mix of ad lines for clothing and household goods. The text reads like scattered, partially legible items with inconsistent capitalization and stray numbers.
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