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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
5
Misses Phoebe Reyda and Alio Reno traveled to Cleveland Ohio for a brief visit with friends. Mr and Mrs James Wassink and family visited Mr and Mrs Edward Sabriel at Clymer on Sunday afternoon, according to North East Breeze.
Mrs W C Snyder returns from Clarendon Afr au Miss and resides with H C Wilson on West Washington. Berenice Olds leaves for Chambersburg Pa to enter Wilson College with Mr and Mrs B join by motor. Elizabeth Dawson of Warren, former Corry resident, also at Wilson College. Mrs Mabel Larson returns from Brie visit. Mrs R G Barnes visits her mother in Titusville. Mrs Oscar H Andrews and John Schaub go to Brownsville Pa after sister Christina Holdfelder dies from a stroke. Funeral in Brownsville Saturday. Herbert Carroll and Harry Lamona attend Nations Hairdressers convention aboard the steamship Nor gate on Lake Erie. Virginia Edson to Tr ville for weekend. Several locals attend funeral in DuBois and O City for J J Mulheim. Pauline Selste and Charles Selste visit Meadvill s weekend. Many others head to Findley Lake for weekend. Louise Mount practice teaching in New Castle at Slippery Rock Normal School. Mrs C L Fetterolf goes to Oil City to visit father Ho K Moby. JA Lanston visits Wau tten for business. A B Dickey leaves for Cleveland with Mrs Dickey. Mrs Lawrence Scanion travels from Colegrove via Hile as Mary returns to Villa Maria College. Donald Watson and Jack Bel leave for Kane for Kane Corry High football game. Jack to stay with Emerson Bartlett. Rarl Shaffer of Jamestown visits Corry on business. Mrs Paul Streip travels home to Bear Lake after visit.
City report notes three men arraigned before Alderman Kern on charges of illegal possession and transporting of deer during closed season. Arthur Hanger of Pleasantville pled guilty and faced fines totaling 208 dollars and was sent to county jail to serve out the sentence.
A collision on Stedman Road east of Sherman injured Harold Hanson who was driving a car with Myron Haskins as a passenger en route to Russell's cheese factory. Hanson suffered a severe eye injury and possible internal damage. Haskins sustained head injuries. The scene was attended by Dr. Hover and the Sheriff’s Department investigates the incident.
Erie Pennsylvania report notes that the Personal Finance Go of Corry has been consolidated with the company.
The market wrap lists closing participants across major names such as American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric General Motors New York Central and others. It notes trading activity with references to Atlantic Refining Canadian Pacific and National Dairy among blue chip and industrials, reflecting a broad but uneven session.
A vivid diary style account describes a group inside a tunnel or mine shaft as a dangerous fire rages. They battle heat smoke and shifting wood supports while improvising oxygen and ventilation to survive. The narrative captures tension, improvised engineering, and a tense evacuation scene as they push toward safety.
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