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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
7
In a tight contest pare fe sie ie e raise am nd to tie three tyeen im. The scoreline hints at a dramatic finish as teams vie for a tie, with late momentum shaping the outcome. Details remain sparse in this brief sports blurb.
Uniontown Pa September 8 the second week of the trial of Anthony W Bell Jr in the Donohoe murder case opened with prosecutor A TH Jones ready to call state police as witnesses for the Commonwealth. A juror may attend a brother’s funeral delaying further proceedings. The Commonwealth plans to call eight to ten Allegheny County inmates and about 70 state witnesses are slated to testify this week. Mrs Helen Hess who was excused last week may return to testify later.
Warren September report states an inquest will probe the August 24 death of Curtis Gustafson after a vehicle collision near Youngsville. Laurel Whittmore, severely injured, has left hospital to recuperate at home in Youngsville. A charge of reckless driving is filed against Ferry Priv Lundgren of the Highway Patrol.
Varzi wins the annual Grand Prix of Monza in Monza Italy driving an Italian Maserali finishing about 10 meters ahead of Arcangeli. His time for the 240.135 kilometer race was 1 hour 35 minutes 46 15 seconds. Premoti led the lighter class in a Salmson and American Ruby Slapp placed eighty in the heavier division in a Densenberg.
Alleged Erie bootleggers arrested in raids last month by Deputy Prohibition Administrator Harold J. Wilson and federal agents will be presented before the September grand jury of the U S court convening September 15. Also listed are 85 prisoners from Allegheny jail and 14 from Butler jail awaiting trial in the calendar. The Erie prisoner substitution case seeks resolution as motions to quash pledges and debatements are addressed by Judge Nelson McVicor. Defendants named include Samuel Y. Rossiter and Lester Beals.
Community church will hold services each Sunday at 2 p.m with the junior choir assisting. A Sunday School party is moved to 2 p.m. Also listed are a Parent-Teacher meeting at Warren, an Executive meeting of the local F I A, a Mary Polluck class session, and a Community Aid gathering. Residents attended from Nelson Trisket, Lelia Messenger, Bear Lats, and others. the library hours are 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday.
Last Saturday evening at the parsonage Rev. Ernest A. Hooke solemnized the marriage of Arnold Johnson and Ve Aikens. Miss Aikens is the oldest daughter of Mrs. Aikens of Columbus and Johnson is the son of Frank Johnson of 851 East Main Street, Corry. The bride wore black velvet and a matching hat, attended by Miss Tela Watrous of Columbus. the best man was Clifford Allens, brother of the groom. After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon circuit including Buffalo and Niagara Falls before settling at 851 King Man Street, a home Johnson bought from his father.
Ad content promotes a glycerin and herbal mix as a bowel cleanser for twins, claiming rapid relief and gas reduction within minutes. It includes dubious ingredients and dubious claims, urging readers to replace pills with the concoction.
Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra will be featured in a new NBC radio concert series sponsored by Philadelphia Storage Battery Co. The debut will air October 12 from 5 to 8 p.m. Eastern and be released in New York over WJZ. Further broadcasts are planned through 1931 with a coast to coast network presence and additional dates announced.
Mrs J B Pitch celebrated her eighty third birthday yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pitch West Columbus Avenue. A chicken dinner was served to 26 relatives. A program of songs and music led by Mrs Lena Witch entertained the afternoon with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Ward Fitch Mr and Mrs H J Fite and daughter Mr and Mrs Leon Pileh and son Mr Velya Henry and daughter Mr and Mrs Herbert Fitch and Wilbur Dona from Corry.
Carnegie Tech football begins its second week of practice with 37 candidates. Steffen and Waddell plan early selection of the varsity squad as scrimmages resume Wednesday. B Hanson and Gerard Chatfield oversee plant operations and program supervision. NEC officials expect many Associated Stations in U S and Canada will carry the Philadelphia Orchestra season.
The Journal outlines classified ad policy and safety, then publishes an executor’s notice for the estate of Willis A. Lindsey of Erie County Pennsylvania. It directs debtors to pay and claimants to file against the estate, naming Guy Lindsey as executor and Waller D. Peake as attorney in Corry.
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