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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1933

Page

6

Five Corry Cases Before Grand Jury This Week

Corry lawyer and local officials highlighted regional affairs as five Corry cases were slated before the grand jury this week. Howard Loveland of Corry was elected president of the Pennsylvania State Council Past Grands’ Council at Union City, with a large regional turnout. The Warren Times-Mirror noted the election during the annual meeting held in Clemant Lodge Hall.

Corry Man Union Howard Wy Boveland Pennsylvania State Council Triton City Corry Warren Times-Mirror H. W. Loveland Dad Fellows Jary C. W. Spencer Youngsville A. A. Williams Bert B. Love R. N. Brown Warred Gacakowski New York State Erie Molfean Warren Forest Venango Crawford Pennsylvania Supreme Council Supreme Mestiville Warren Paiest Russell Grand Lodge Tidioute

Evening Concert At Walda meer Park Promises Duke Eldington

A crowd from thirty miles around is expected to hear Duke Eldington and his band at Walda meer Park tonight. The event coincides with a tinge of pall over the town as residents prepare for the evening.

Thirlty and Waldameer Park Duke Eldington

Erie grand jury case and local notices from Corry area

Chief of Police John Flanigan assisted in a Clyde Peebles case facing a grand jury on two counts of breaking and entering and larceny. The Corry lodge of Hils held an annual picnic at Gates grove west of the city with many out of town guests. Arch ie Goldfinch completed a map of Canadobta Lake district, plus rural maps, gaining regional prominence. George Weigel, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Weigel, broke his leg at South Street School and was hospitalized for X rays. Timothy Costello, formerly local, visited Corry friends. now resides in Bradford. Interstate Commerce Commission reports August railroad employment above 1,000,000 for first time since 1922. Stocks rallied sharply in New York. Mrs Dawson Olmstead sung at Mist Presbyterian church service. A minor automobile accident near the Fish Basin caused bumper damage and no injuries. Dr A Rees opened a general practice on Washington Street, previously at Home Maternity Hospital on Main Street. A potential branch of the Xsaaquihe Hoolston Fesrner Company may be planned at Sygnige Springs with tentative completion plans and related pricing discussions.

George Weigel Ray Weigel Madison Avenue South Street Warren Pimes Mirror

Former Sparta Resident Dies in Titusville

Irvin W Bates age nearly 67 a retired farmer and creamery operator died at his residence 538 West Main street Sunday afternoon at 2 45 oclock after months of declining health He was born September 27 1866 in Spring Creek Warren County and married Ines Hyde on November 3 1892 in Spartansburg He leaves two children Mer L Bates of Olean New York and Mrs Charles B Stegner of Titusville Six grandchildren and one sister Mrs Leon Morris of Spartansburg

Titusville Irvin W. Bates West Main Street

Weather and political forecast from Maine page

Weather conditions persisted with rain and dampness across the region. Predictions favored victory for the repeal movement with odds ranging from 2 to 1 up to 3 to 2, while formal ratification events were scheduled in Pennsylvania and the Carolinas in December.

Pennsylvania Maine

Increased Columbus Township School Registration Report

September 11 issue notes rising enrollments as all village and township schools reopen. High school led by D Bartoo with 58, and several grades with smaller cohorts. rural teachers listed for Genter, Doane, Webber, Hudson, and others. Community events include Columbus Grange program September 23 and activities by NRA committee, PTA, and Community Aid. local residents attend events and anniversaries noted.

Columbus Bartoo Margaret Sullivan Mary ‘McGeehan Marian Crawford Amy Ohrn Zella Carroll Blanche Bunnell Genter Dorothy Alcorn Doane Alice Dorn Webber Ruth Miller Hudson Edith Griggs Dorothy Depew Blue Eye Manis Charles Rexford Ava Dodd D. F. Bartoo America Chas. Dodd Pleasantville Maude Trisket David Haceltine France Hazelting Dayd Richard Charlestown Frank Schramling Mildred Myrna Chicago Fair NRA Arthur Page Wilma Bindley Grace Moore Business Erie Edna Halfast Buell's Corners John Bunnell Indiana Normal School Carleton Curtis Community Aid Reynold Hamilton Columbus P. ‘T. A P.T A Finiary

Three New Players for B Buccaneers

Otstburgh dispatch reports the Pittsburgh Baseball Club added three new players to its roster: two pitchers Lloyd W. Johnson a 23 year old lefty from the Pacific Coast League and John Connolly a right hander from the Springfield club in the Midwest. Tony Malinosky a former Dixie Circuit star starts. Dave Barbed an outfielder from Toronto becomesPirates property after Toronto Elite unit. EGRETS SEEK IN OREGON MERMATH FAULS. birds rare in Oregon.

Ottsburgh Pittsburgh Lloyd W. Johnson John Connolly Springfield Beagie Tony Malinosky Piné Blum Tulsachi Dave Barbed Putfielder Toronto International Lens Toronto Elite Pirates

Former Corry Residents Die

Former Corry residents Lavelle and Consen Geddie have died in New York and Westminster Massachusetts. Lavelle, once proprietor of the St James Hotel in Corry, died at Buffalo hospital and was buried in Hornell after moving to Bradford and entering the oil business. He is survived by his wife and one son. Ged died at Westminster last week and was known in Corry as a representative of Worcester Street Company. Her later work included a position with Mohawk Condensed Milk Co.

Corry Patrick H. Lavelle Bowling Greta Buffelo Hospita Hornell Lavelle St. James Bradford Westminster Worcester Sr. Company Mohawk Condensed Milk Co

Music Studio to Open Saturday with Pars, Lessons

Ethel Bertram plans a new music studio in Missy Fuller’s Music Parlor this Saturday September 46. She offers pre school and school age Aquado system instruction, private lessons, and classwork, with large anticipated enrollment. Parents may leave addresses or request information at the studio. a musical party at 434 East Main Street Monday at 8 PM features guest teachers from the Progressive Series of Music.

Ethel Bertram Missy Fuller Miss Bertram Fuller

Seventy Cases Listed Jury To Convene Today

Seventy cases are listed for grand jury presentation with five from Corry. Names include Clyde Peebles, Ross Hammond, Alton Sperry, G. B. Wilcox, and John Granger. The docket covers breaking and entering, larceny, arson, statutory offenses, assault, and related charges through Sept. 14.

Clyde Peebles Alton Sperry John Granger Corry Mile Toviay Ross Hammond G. B. Wilcox Wilcox Tear Mill Vilage Granger Bates Jack Miller Watson Lawson H. G .Tubbs Wl Vitor Tullio Arnold H. Hunt George Carhaloff Leo Witkowski T. A. Huber John Tracey Lloyd Weekly Robert ©. Bowersox Angelo Canto W. H. Brown Louis Huya Frank Volk Albert Landwehr Max Tennenbaum Eva Diemer Arceny John Seggra L. J. Anderson John Segggra Clinton Booser Frank Dominick George Maguire John Shier Perry Wood Louis ‘Tennenbaum Donald Vogt Lawrence Gehres Ben Lawrence

Mystery surrounds entry to milk plant

Police investigate a break in at the Dairymen's League Co operative Association plant on Main Street after a side window was kicked in. A stranger entered and left within minutes. nothing appears stolen. The motive remains unclear and several names tied to prior cases appear in the report.

Dairymen's League Co-operative Association, Inc Main Street

Wheeling Stogies win first of MA League series

Wheeling in Wheeling West Virginia on September 11 opened the Middle Atlantic League championship with a 4 0 victory over Zanesville. Bud Thomas pitched three hits for the Stogies and helped build a decisive lead as Hassett hit a long triple driving in two runs.

Stogies Zanesville Bud Thomas Wheeling W. Va Clay Bryant Molin Thomas Curry Hall Hassett Lehman

Death of Mrs W Armitage at Cobbs Corner

Mrs Espey N Armitage wife of William Armitage of Cobbs Corner died Saturday evening at Corry Hospital after a serious operation. A former teacher in Cobbs Corners area she was born August 20 1802 in Hast Branch Pa. Survived by husband and son William Jr mother Mrs Netlie Nichols and brother Von Nichols. Funeral from family home Tuesday at 2 80 o'clock in the afternoon.

Espey N. Armitage William Armitage Cobbs Corner Corry Hospital Cobbs Corners Hast Branch William, Jr Netlie Nichols Trimm von Nichols Last Branch Ferhily Home

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