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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
5
Administrator Hany L. Hopkins outlined state level goals tied to December grants and sharply cut November funding. He set a $4,000,000,000 Works Progress Administration target for every state director, stressing that responsibility for project work rests squarely on them.
A string of brief personal notices shows residents and visitors traveling through Warren and nearby areas. Mrs Lillian Shing of Pittsburgh visits relatives in Warren en route home, while Mrs Vincent Riley heads home to Spartansburg after Philadelphia stay. Mr and Mrs Milton Hawley of Warren stay with Miss Lulu Spencer for a weekend. Mr and Mrs Alex B Peterson of Chicago visit friends on East Smith street. they were recently wed.
Virginia Smith ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Aurelius Smith Union City Pa RD 5 died at Corry hospital at 2 45 am after being admitted the previous evening for Brights disease She was one of nine children four sisters and four brothers surviving her parents Undertaker Arthur Crowe of Union City prepared the body for interment
Helen Sederojvich 22, a domestic, shot herself with a .22 revolver beneath Carl Gluckson’s bedroom window after he refused for five hours to admit her to his Pittsburgh apartment. Gluckson, 86, turned over two letters to homicide detectives in which she begged forgiveness for her alleged "bad conduct" and vowed sobriety.
Adam Gonsky, 83, of Erie, was acquitted of manslaughter after a Buffalo jury found that Albert Vandell died from an extremely thin skull. Vandell, who struck first in a Oct 14 confrontation, received a fractured skull and died the next day after a fight over a girl. Medical examiner Charles E. Long told the court the death was not Gonsky's fault.
Paul Rist of Conneaut Ohio remained in St Luke's Hospital after being struck by a loose machine part from the windlass on the Lake Steamer William P Palmer. He was found by a coast guard cutter crew and brought to port under Captain Alfred Kelatofferson.
The stock market rose with gains across autos led by Chrysler ahead of a dividend. General Motors advanced about 1 percent while Packard remained active and many industrials such as American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel posted notable moves amid a broad trading day.
The newly organized Young Republicans in Corry will host a social at Hotel Carry on Saturday evening. Dancing begins at 9 30 with Victor Dietzel and his Night Hawks providing the music. The public is invited.
Dick Bannister obsesses over the Prince Jura Dull murder as headlines reveal a fortune prince slain at the Kits. Karen Sire’s whereabouts and Brenda Whipple’s disappearance heighten tension while Bannister debates motive and a growing, unseen adversary guiding events.
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