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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
8
Daily letters from readers propose measures to relieve unemployment and fair distribution of jobs. One letter urges equitable distribution among families, calls back laid off workers, and suggests staggered short-term work to help more people. Another reader urges odd jobs and coordinated food relief with centralized storage and distribution.
The United Brethren church on North Center plans two weeks of events starting with a Friday evening Amiici Class tureen supper at 6 30 with an entertainment program. Rally day is set for Sunday as Carl Henton prompts a large Sabbath school turnout. An old fashioned quarterly conference meets October 2 to 5 led by Rev N J McIntyre with each evening service and sermons. Dr Julius Klein of the Commerce Department speaks to Jamestown Chamber of Commerce on October 7, noted for his radio talks.
Buffalo Sept 24 Judge John Knight signed an order transferring assault charges against three Federal prohibition agents to the United States District Court. The men, indicted by the Chautauqua county grand jury for an Irving hotel raid on July 5, pleaded not guilty in county court and the case was held for a week. District Attorney Glenn W. Wood will prosecute in federal court with Templeton and assistants likely to defend.
Erie September 24. Fire Chief Michel Leonard said a blaze on the fish tug Lame caused the $50,000 fire that destroyed the canal junction warehouse. Union Fish Co plans to rebuild at once to participate in the fall fishing season.
Miss Stella Rutsky and Benny Butcher wed in a high mass at St Elizabeth’s church Corry, with Rev V J Reiser officiating. The couple plans to reside in Corry RD 4 and guests include Misses Jean Osborne and Margaret Fleming arriving for a brief visit by motor.
Mrs. Fae West of St. Louis claims she lost 20 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She says she now weighs 150 pounds, has more energy, and never feels hungry. The ad urges a daily teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Coach J B Leidig of Warren High School suffered a fracture of the fibula in a football practice when he was tackled during a drill. He was taken to Warren General Hospital and is listed as recovering as expected. Theodore Schwab, seven, of Kerrtown, was injured after jumping from a bridge into a pile of stones, suffering a head gash and a deep finger cut.
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