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15 Sep 1931
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1931
Page
1
Police Probe Series of Burglaries in Third Ward
Police press investigation into a spate of burglaries in the city as two more homes were entered overnight in the Third Ward. Victims include Lieut Archie W Thompson Post on West Washington Street and Roy Dickinson on West Weyne Street, with small loot reported and a suspected common culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Lifeves
Archie W_ .Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
LyRoy Dickinson
W. Weyne Street
Ruppersburg
Dickinson Hom
Ray Edson
Wright Street
Masonic Dance Parties Planned for Fall and Winter
The Masonic entertainment committee announces eleven dance parties to be held across fall and winter with tentative dates starting October 4. Orrin sburg Lloyd Stowe and Harold Bront lead the initial event at Sherrick's Troubadours supplying music for the October 4 affair, with other dates including October 30 November 27 January 1 20 February 26 and April 29. Non members will receive invitations and committees promise continued popularity and organized dances by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sones
Masone Entertainment Committee
Orrinsburg
Lloyd Stowe
Harold Bront
Sherrick
Vy Pnt
Lie
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings Today
NBC and CBS radio schedules feature Gene Cook at 6:16, Phil Cook, Brother Pryor’s Band, Nit Wits and Bing Crosby at 8:36, Jack Little and Jesse Crawford at 10:00, and Paul Whiteman at 11:15, with WEAF and NBC networks broadcasting the lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC _Network
Gene
Phil Cook
CBS Lebel
Brther Pryor
Ware
CBS Network
Bing Crosby
WEAF
NBC
Jack Little
Jesse Crewfard
Wiz
Paul Whiteman
Four murder cases head September trial list
Four murder cases lead the September term of Corry County Court trials opening yesterday. Judges A. P. Rossiter and William Buir preside. Indicted charges against three county peace officers also feature. Main murder defendants include Alois Schigler, 22, Erie, opening Sept 29, and Richard Hinz, 21, Erie, to be tried after Schigler. Local cases Sept 17 include A B Foster assault and battery, malicious mischief and larceny, and Hugh Bailey with John Cheney for violation of anti laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Brie
A. P. Rossiter
William B.uir
Resimpion
Alois Schigler
Erle
Uri
James Massing
Wesleyville
Richard Hinz
Erie
Ue Massing
Schilgier
A.B. Foster
Hugh Bailey
John Cheney
Boy Injured in Spring Creek Car Collision
A one year old boy, son of Harry Lamons of Corry, sustained severe facial cuts and other bruises when two cars collided in Spring Creek this morning about 8:30. He was treated at Dr. John Kibler’s office after being brought there in the other car driven by Clarence Lamond. Donald Cartier, driving a Spring Creek car, was the other operator. all parties escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lmona
Harry Lamons
Corry
Spring Creek
John @. Kibler
Clarence Lamond
Donald Cartier
Lamona
Ceerjer
Modification urged to ease prohibition impact nationwide
United Press reports Louis K Comstock at the International Association of Electrical Inspectors convention in Pittsburgh urged modifying prohibition laws. He argued repeal or modification would lift farmer and labor morale, stimulate railways and breweries, create jobs, and improve national mood despite a winter outlook and unemployment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Louis K Comstock
New York
International Association of Electrical Inspectors
Comstock
Cover of Industrial Relations
Electrical Industry
United States
Woman Dies In Gas Explosion After Planned Suicide
A Buppalo New York report says Mrs. Mary Ganas attempted suicide by gas. The device failed, gas ignited, exploding in her home and injuring her daughter Betty, a 3 year old, as neighbors were rocked by the blast. Police note the death was self-inflicted though not as she planned. The article details the sequence and tragedy surrounding the incident.
Corry P T A Delegates Attend County Meeting
Corry P T A Goltnel representatives will attend the county council meeting in Waterford on Wednesday. Included in the all day session are presidents of local associations and others such as Mrs Emory Drake Mrs Bert Hurst Mrs Vincent Anderson Mrs Sedric McCall Mrs M J Parkhurst Mrs W L Peake Mrs C W Bracken and Mrs Leon Lindsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry P
T. A. Goltnel
Waterford
Emory Drake
Bert Hurst
Vincent Anderson
Sedric McCall
M. J. Parkhurst
W. L. Peake
C. W. Bracken
Leon Lindsley
Rotary and Shrine Club Talk Highlights Crippled Children Work
Dr. Arthur G. Davis, Erie orthopedic surgeon, lauded Rotary Clubs of the district and the Shrine hospital at Erie for their work with crippled children. He told Erie service club members at the Hotel Corny that caring for crippled children is a shared burden of parents and organizations, noting the economic value of rehabilitation. Dr. G W Bennett and Condra O Hare attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Hospital
Erie
Arthur G. Davis
Hotel Corny
Davis
G. W. Bennett
Condra O Hare
Mrs Constance Harrison Ends Life With Gas Suicide
Sy United Press reports Pelham Manor Sept 15 that Constance Harrison 84 wife of James R Harrison a former New York Times sporting writer committed suicide by gas, killing her 5 year old daughter Sean. Police found them on kitchen floor beside a drawing of her husband. Neighbors had notified police after noticing gas. Harrison had been in poor health and was to be operated on at Presbyterian hospital. A book titled Margerys School Days lay beside the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Gba
Oper
Watches Open Polls as Pittsburgh Votes Begin
Harrisburg Sept 1 Approximately 2 000 000 Pennsylvania voters register their choice today under uniform primaries for municipal, county and judicial offices. The primary ends bitter faction fights for Republican control in cities and counties as Governor Pinchot orders state police into Pittsburgh to prevent violence. Only one city-wide battle in Philadelphia as J Hampton Moore vies for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Weir Choice
Pinchot
Pittsburgh
Otter
Nis
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
J.hampton Moore
Two Drowned in Lake Erie, Cincinnati Couple Perishes
Cincinnati theatre owner Arnold Lowry and his wife Hyslyn die when she falls from a yacht and he jumps to rescue her. The moonlight voyage with Cleveland attorney Samiel Horwitz as host ends with both sinking before rescuers arrive. Other party members include four girls and three Cleveland men. A Coast Guard search continues for the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Theatre
United Press
Arnold Lowry
Hyslyn
Lake Ewe
Lowry
Pinks
Samiel Horwitz
Cleveland
Horwitz
Horwith
Cory
Horwite
Fearful: three European fliers missing over Atlantic
United Press reports a Junkers monoplane piloted by Willy Rody Christian Johannsen and Fernando Costa Viejo missing after departing Lisbon for New York. The craft, with fuel for 45 hours, was last sighted near the Azores and 395 miles east of Fairfax, Virginia, with Navy and Army search planes scouring the coast amid fog and uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Junkers
Willy Rody
Christian Johannsen
Fernado Coste Viego
Lisbon
Portugal
Psa
Rody
Azores
Fairfax
Nls
Canadian
Roosevelt Field
New England
U.S. Navy
Army
Toll mounts as Belize ruins are cleared
Belize updates from Belize Sept 15 report cleared streets reveal more bodies as death toll from last week’s hurricane climbs toward 2,000 with some estimates reaching 2,500. Relief arrives by British warship easing fears of disease, while refugees stream out of the city and salvage operations recover boats for possible evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J. Smith
Belize
United Press
B. Hy
Tibbett's Wife Seeks Divorce in Reno Court
Mia Grace MacKay Tibbett, wife of opera and film star Lawrence Tibbett, has a divorce suit on the docket in Reno as 52 cases appear after a busy session. The hearing is set before Judge Ben Curler in a closed proceeding. The couple's marital strain is linked to fame, with Mrs Tibbett stating she will remain in Reno and pursue a literary career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Mia
Grace MacKay Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett
Journal to provide election returns for Corry area
Residents may call the Journal for municipal and county returns this evening. The Journal building will be open and calls to 50 will receive returns on all contests. Returns from the six city precincts will be posted as soon as recorded and received by the Journal. Call 50 for election news tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
The
Journal
Focal
Annual Erie Conference Opens Today in Warren Pennsylvania
The ninety sixth session of the annual Erie conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens this afternoon in Warren Pennsylvania with Rev Frank A Wimner and local lay delegates representing First M E Church of Warren The conference runs through Monday September 21 Bishop Herbert Welch of Pittsburgh area will preside and Rev Charles T Green is entertaining pastor The gathering includes about six hundred participants and features a memorial service and ministerial qualification committee session events center on Pioneers and Progress theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wplecopal
Warren
M. E
Frank A. Wimner
Herbert Welch
Pittsburgh
Charles T. Green
Merger Arranged Between Prairie Oil and Sinclair Interests
Agreement reached on exchange of shares by stockholders of the Prairie Oil Company and Sinclair interests. Formal merger announcement expected this week. The new concern would rank among the largest oil companies in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma City
Spt
Prairie Oil Company
Sinclair
Two Workers Crushed Under Heavy Girders in Newark
In Newark New Jersey on September 15 a cable rope broke causing over 200 quarter ton steel zirlera to collapse into a heap. Two workers were killed Andrew Zerneich age 60 and Patrick Corcoran age 40. Three were expected to die and two more were severely injured with 35 others recovering from serious hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newark
N. J
Jesu
Andrew Zerneich
Patrick Corcoran
Heavy four ward vote as machines aid polling effort
Voters packed all four wards as extra machines appeared in the Second and Fourth Wards to ease congestion. Officials worry the large primary list and machine handling will hinder finishing before 7 pm with possible delays in vote counting after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaaibeenat
Nood Toilay
Fas
Incar
Jamestown Pla Ns
Ayeta
Young Slayer Hurley Executed for Policeman Killing
Paul V. Hurley, 20, once a prize student in a capital punishment essay, was executed in the Massachusetts state prison electrocution chamber for the murder of Patrolman Joseph P O'Brien of Brookline. He faced the death penalty after an abortive appeal, and at 1:13 p.m. was pronounced dead, bidding farewell to his father as prison chaplain Farrell administered last rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Paul V. Hurley
Joseph P O'Brien
Brookdine
Thare
Hurley
State Prison
Deai
Massachusetts
Ralph Wi Farrell
Chicago Detroit plane pilot killed in crash
A Detroit Airways passenger plane crashed near Calumet Lake in Chicago with the pilot AD Melvick of Chingy dead after the wreck. The craft carried Mkshlights and fire was reported as the aircraft sank in muddy waters. An emergency response moved the unconscious pilot to hospital but he died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Pearehery
Torehan
City
Detroit Airways
Peatil
Pias
Wales
Mar Calumet Laka
AD Melvick
Chingy
Diet Frreba
AMT Mobile
Hi Aul
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Educand
LeRoy Dickinson
Robert Lamona
Ay United Press
Buppalo
N. i
Mary Ganas
Ganas
Teller
Betty
Gands
Gangs
Arthur Davis
Rotary Club
Watcher
Republican Party
Lake Erie
George Ti. Herbert
Blev Snth
Dillaburg
FEAR
British Honduras
Tibbett
Reno, Nev
M. E. Church
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