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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
7
Three divorce actions were heard Wednesday in Brie county court. One case involves cruelty, another desertion, and the third cruelty by a person named against Jay Morrison. Parties were married November 1, 1918, and separated March 4.
Governor George H. Earle will be principal speaker at the Democratic picnic in Glennwood Park Erie county. M J Cronin, chairman of the county committee, announced the invitation came via Public Utility Commissioner Arthur Colegrove. Other speakers include a nationally prominent guest from Washington. The event aims to be the largest Democratic gathering in local history with many party members assisting in preparations.
A scanned paper fragment reports May decisions to use the 1989 Legislature for a four item apple stamping law. notes grape and potato grower actions, a floral meeting at Canadohia Lake, and a family obituary of John c. Looker. It also covers railway work at Center site, store redecorating by T A Paver, road projects in Warren county, Plymouth car show in Buffalo, and local court actions involving Tressler and others in North East and Wattsburg.
Mrs Tian B Zebe who died August 18 left an estate of 24000, naming her sister Clara Geb harut as sole beneficiary. Executor John Zebe, husband, was issued letters testamentary, with no prejudice to his right to take action against the will. Zebe had prior political runs as mayor and council candidate, represented by attorney William U Lige.
Acting wa was type Instructions received from Commissioner Percy Foote two state inspectors from Kane sub station began inspection of 17 jails in five counties. Ordered by Foote to inspect all jails in the state after four fatalities at Holmesburg prison. Sergeant John Mullaney and Trooper Stephen Banks started at North Fraley Street substation and will tour McKean Warren Forest Ely and Cam pson counties inspecting municipal and county lockups weekly.
William Holton an 18 year old from Guys Mills is the sixth member of a cattle rustling gang in Brie and Chautauqua counties. He was captured Tuesday with Pennsylvania motor police Privates Mathias and Stimott and held in Brita county. Extradition waived he was sent to New York for arraignment. Two cattle valued at $100 were sold at Union City. Five sisters are named as gang members.
Theresa and Albert Little sue the Silver Auto Party Co in Erie county court for five thousand dollars damages claiming injuries from a crash October 7, 1937. Mrs Litt le alleges permanent injury from an accident at 4th and Walnut Streets. Law firm of Craig and Blass represents the Littles. Happy Driving Grounds Hill New Hampshire reports no auto law arrests in 15 years.
A confession links a series of cattle thefts in Greenfield township with a planned looting spree at Brie County roadhouses and fruit stands. The five defendants Elliott Treasler, Kenneth Tressler, Robert Parker, Fred Kress, and Tom Holton face arraignment in Brie County Court at 10 a m today.
Work on the Warren State Hospital construction program proceeds under the General State Authority and Public Works Administration. Final inspection for the new laundry building is set for September 25. Three cottages near occupancy in September, farm colony nearly finished, ready around October 1, and brick work progressing on the women's and male employer buildings with power house bricks to start Tuesday.
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