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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
6
Erie County notices report political and civic updates from First M church to West Avenue property improvements. local doctor succession talks, school paper revival, a governor candidate speech, theater hypnotism show, a delayed Pennsylvania train, firemen privileges, tax penalties, a child’s injury, dividends declared, and stock market chatter.
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic nominee, plans a Sept. 28 Erie stop and will address a crowd in the stadium on Wednesday night October 12. James Davers heads the local Democratic committee and will introduce Roosevelt with Attorney John M. Hemphill and Smedley D. Buller on the platform.
County officials give James B Yard and his bonding company until Thursday October 6 to repay 16533 alleged shortfalls in his county accounts. If unpaid, suit will be filed against Yard and the insurers. County commissioners meet with county officials and Yard’s counsel to address the allegations of fund mismanagement.
Re spond ents assess advice on investments and relationships from a clairvoyant or crystal reading. Comments caution against tying up all funds, note perceived affection, and question a proposed operation amid mixed guidance. The exchange shows varied opinions from multiple readers with light, uncertain tone.
The American Legion post led by Keating elected a new commander as Stowe and C. P. Keating oversee a Boy Scout activities report. A contact with the local Scout Council will discuss Legion support, while a campaign aids the Boys Band with parade drill and athletic contest appearances. Horace Grynolston named drum major. Lieut. Brown teaches parade formations.
Jucnard Breeds, a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Darwin Breeds of this village, was in a serious condition at W G hospital Jamestown after a peanut lodged in his windpipe. Doctors attempted to dislodge it with X rays and a Jamestown physician but failed. The family planned to move the child to Temple University Hospital Philadelphia for bronchoscope treatment. The Breeds family had recently suffered other misfortune including Richard injuring his arms.
A benefit card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett on East Washington Street supported the Home Protection Lodge pledge to the Corry Hospital fund. Afternoon bridge five hundred and bingo awarded prizes to several guests. Evening honors went to additional attendees. Food was served by the hostesses. Keppel Tiffany departed for Titusville to join the George Webber orchestra in Erie for a three night engagement at the Pleldmore Hotel Night Club.
Concord reports a busy week with cooking class activities at the Community house on October Bra hosted by Miss Byn Drake. Miss Ruth Ewing of Corry visited Miss Duce Blakestee, and Marjorie and Freda McCray stayed weekend with Robert Gates before returning to Sioux City. Local families, including the Blakeslees, Gates, and Meads, hosted guests and attended services in Meadville, Oil City, and nearby towns. The Spartansburg Fair drew strong turnout noted as a great success. Poultry interest rises with twenty houses to be inspected and a fat test to be held at the Community house. a chicken dinner will be served Thursday evening. New furnace installation at D R Blakeslee’s home renews local building activity. Constable Darrow and Rev. E. C. Clari figure in local civic and church life as services resume at the McCray church.
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