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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
5
Rogan voted no on every extravagant measure leading to Eric Gounty’s financial crisis but was overridden by Mac Lean and Davis.
Local residents and visitors depart for homes and trips after extended stays in Corry. People from Erie Jamestown Punxsutawney Youngstown and Bradford met families and colleagues. trips include Dunkirk Buffalo Toledo and Toronto with several family visits and job changes noted.
About 65 fellows joined Warren High School’s first practice at Russell Field under Head Coach J B Leidig and Assistant Coach A F Dunham. The session lasted three hours with calisthenics drills ball handling and kicking. Leidig said he is pleased with day one but prospects will be clearer after the first week of sessions.
The Armstrong family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy flowers and car rides during the illness and death of husband and father.
David Gross of Union City is held for trial after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Null Rabbits on charges of breaking and entering. He is accused of entering John Hinkson s home, stealing $20 from trouser pockets and fifty cents from a bag, and entering the Hinkson garage to steal a Whippet sedan. Gross was located by state police, brought back to Union City, and afterward jailed in Erie pending trial.
The Parkway Trust Company failed to open and its assets were taken over by the State Department of Banking to protect depositors. President F C Burton cited gradual withdrawal of deposits and, with Dr W B Gordon, advised closing the bank after it could not open this morning.
Erie reports final settlement of a two month strike between fishermen and fish companies. All fish houses except one agreed to wage reductions and resumed full operations by Sunday night. the last holdout joined Monday as the entire fishing fleet returns to the lake.
Stock listings from Oil City brokerages show mixed closes with gains for American Smelters and Nickel group while American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel and U S Leather report smaller moves. Major names include Anaconda Kennecott Chrysler General Motors Ford and Continental noting varied activity.
Game Warden Langdon and Deputy Russell Seymour arrested three Polish men near Union City on Megal hunting charges. Woodenucks and rabbits were killed, none held hunting licenses. Two youths aged 17 and 18 paid $20 fines and were released. the older alien from Cleveland was held for trial with firearms found at the scene.
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