Reading, Writing and Rithmetic In City Session
Nine weeks from today Corry voters will choose a new President as the city fathers meet this evening in regular session.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
7
Nine weeks from today Corry voters will choose a new President as the city fathers meet this evening in regular session.
Erie County Pomona Grange No 4 assembles with West Greene Grange No 1 at Grange hall for a weekend program featuring historical pictures, talks on law and international relations, musical numbers, and a degree session. The event includes a ban quest, committee appointments, and reports from multiple neighboring granges.
City stores open as usual tomorrow afternoon under holiday schedule. Johnny Gates and his Union City orchestra provided music for a Cony Country Club dance Saturday night. Erie County court sessions begin Monday with local residents in attendance at incidents where Wilson was injured in a pushing accident. A pick-up of local misfortunes includes a severe head gash from a street fall on West Main and a street quarrel ending in stitches and custodial status. Local obituaries note Miller and Dick Shoup, William and Melvin McElroy in the crowd at Cleveland. A. Beagle and church officials host sermons during Erie Conference. A broken Essex coupe near Punxsutawney injures no one. Findley Lake locals cited for fishing license violations. A special Erie Railroad train moves six railcars of fill from Chicago to New York. rumors of a state official’s curtailment dismissal circulate without confirmation.
Harrisburg September 6 funeral services will be held for William D B Amey former chairman of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission who died Sunday after a week of illness He dominated the commission for 17 years most from a wheelchair resigning August 2 after Gov Pinchot refused charges of misconduct The body will be sent to Mantroxo Pa for further services on Wednesday and burial there
A Sunday blaze destroyed a garage, Kane Supply Co, three Kane warehouses and four trucks, plus Penn Penns Railroad cattle pens, in Kane. Loss estimated at 190000 with a 130000 to 190000 range. two hundred firefighters battled the flames. Three volunteers, Han Gartweight 84 James Wingard 84 and Frank Haas injured but not seriously.
Bolivia moves to declare war on Paraguay as Depuy Felipe Moin presents the measure in the chamber of deputies. The motion, tied to the Gran Chaco dispute, was sent to the chamber committee amid uncertain prospects. Officials foresee limited chances for arbitration while Paraguay contests Bolivian control of Chaco forts and seeks unchanged lines for talks.
Police riot squads broke up a free for all fight between workers and pickets at a junior high school building in Hyde Park near Scranton. Several men were injured as labor trouble at the under construction site escalated after contractors hired outsiders to work on the building.
A spectator, Nicholas Buble, 28, was killed when a foul ball struck him during a game between the Wolverines and Jamestown at Reno Baseball Park. He died 49 minutes later in Ol City Hospital, survived by his wife and two young daughters. Burke had left Ol City early with a companion to attend the ninth inning, where the ball struck and he was fatally injured as fans watched from outside the car.
Neil R. McCray, operator of Ele County Airport at Fairview, won the Stinson Trophy Cup race at the National Air Races in Cleveland. His time was 18 minutes 8 seconds after a six lap penalty over a 3 1/2 mile course. McCray earns 450 dollars and the Stinson trophy, becoming the first national figure from the area in racing aviation.
Question prompts list items including a 1879 jury commissioner figure and a 36.3 percent statistic. Mentions 1400 B. C. and names such as Emerson and Red Cross chairman, Bucks and Philadelphia communities.
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