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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
7
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A disorderly confrontation erupts prompting police intervention as crowds clash in a downtown area. No serious injuries reported, and officers maintained order amid shouted protests and scattered debris. Local officials vow to investigate the causes and restore calm.
In Youngstown Ohio on September 17 a wealthy New Castle Pennsylvania youth named Knoblock reported he was held up near the city by two men after his car broke down. He said jewelry valued at $15,000 including two emerald rings and diamonds were taken. He was struck and knocked unconscious, then found by New Castle operators who summoned aid as he continued to New Castle.
Sharon police hunted four youths aged 18 to 22 after they quietly robbed 26 visitors at a Masury spellroom operation. While three held the crowd with rifles, the fourth brandished a revolver and took $1,300 in cash and valuables, warning guests not to cry out before fleeing in an automobile.
Catherine Zimmerman and Corry Mason of Tiona and Matthew Mason were arraigned before Justice JH Nelson for intoxication and disorderly conduct. They pleaded guilty and were fined $16.25, the man paying. Arrest followed by Youngsville Chief Ivante Dunkle for a parked car near Tevine. Sheriff Harry H. Jefferson filed charges.
Bernard Michenger who has managed the Brownell Shoe Company store here for several months has been transferred to a Batavia, N. Y. store and will leave Thursday to assume duties there. It is not announced who will take charge of the local shop.
Mrs. Tiasea 4 Young, national director of the Woodmen Circle, will visit HAL South Grove No 9 Thursday evening at W. G. W. hall. A traveling gavel, sent in recognition of Pennsylvania’s good standing, will be presented. Mrs. Young will preside and discuss the state convention planned for Philadelphia. Pennsylvania proud of strong adult and junior memberships and plans for a children’s college at Sherman Texas as part of the Woodmen Circle Home for Aged Members and Orphan Children.
Twenty five members attended a Woman's Relief Corps meeting at the VFW home on W. Washington street. The group planned initiatory work for Union City this Friday and completed preparations for a September suit event. A practice session is set Tuesday at 4 o'clock at the Home Protection hut with all members urged to attend.
United Press reports a sharp drop in August exports from the United States. Government figures show total exports at 380.564 million dollars versus the prior August when exports reached 805.64 million, with imports around 217 million.
Droughtiny Costes and Masyrice Geffonto depart Cleveland airport at 5 p m for Indianapolis and Denoth on a 6000 mile transcontinental mission. The fliers plan a stop in Indianapolis for type and circle back to Detroit to spend the night, continuing their American city hop on the third day.
A new panel may be called before completion to hear Nick Carduces charged with the August 8 murder of Anthony Rubento on Knobloch road. Jury questioning resumed at 9 a.m. in Wiencourt county court with ten jurors seated. old panel has ten left to fill. Seventy-six jurors have been examined. defense has five challenges, state six at noon. Yesterday’s hero is Taylor Douthit whose 10th inning single gave St. Louis a 1-0 win over Brooklyn.
Carter Hill reports a busy week of neighbors visiting relatives in Jamestown New Mexico and Trueman Pennsylvania. Families including Bollett Parkhurst and Shucknecht and Cooper clans shared hospitality across North wage Standay Corry East Branch and Kelletvalle. Several farm conditions noted as poor crop prospects and a long awaited recovery for Frank Adams.
Public notices list numerous classified categories from personal services to real estate. Listings include apartment rentals such as upstairs flats at 611 South Genoa Street with private entrance for $1 per month and lower flats on Wayne Street with furnished suites and bathroom priced at $100 per month, plus guidance on ad submission and pricing.
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