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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1934
Page
4
George Thayer a 23 year old policeman at 2449 State Street was held on orderly conduct charges after acquaintances Henry Johnson and three companions disarmed him on 15th Street between Peach and Sassafras. Thayer was taken to police HQ by Johnson and associates.
A marriage license was filed Saturday morning by Clerk of Orphans' Court Ben Kinnear for Edward Van Buyen Littlebridge and Vera Leota Nichols, both of Spartansburg. Also: Erie court term to arraign 25 liquor offenders. multiple hospital and legal notices. road work detours. local events and community notices across Warren and Venango counties.
A huge crowd of shooters and spectators from Pennsylvania Ohio and New York gathered at Glenae farm on Waterford road for the Presque Isle Sportsmen League field day. The event featured expert rifle and shotgun shooting trick displays dog trials and a pistol team match won by the state game protectors against Belo.
A fragment notes that drug addiction, an ancient ill, was mentioned in ancient Egyptian literature as a global problem. The reference underscores long standing concerns about substances and societal impact, spanning historical contexts and early records.
Harrisburg report on Pennsylvania lawmakers debating whether to return the $500 salary for the eight day extra relief session. A partisan split emerged as 47 of 202 House members and 14 of 49 Senators objected to the pay. Some officials announced plans to return funds to the treasury while others kept or reduced portions. Governor Pinchot suggested a $10 daily stipend to avoid future costs.
A strange fay called Ara epuna is said to lay blue eggs, claimed as the only domestic bird producing not white or beige eggs, a report from a distant locale noting unusual poultry color.
Mrs. Henry McCray of Coxry died at 4 30 this morning after a sudden heart attack while visiting Mrs Hadith Gorton on Gould Street. Born in Minnesota she lived in Coxry eight years coming from Concord Township. Survived by husband four children and one sister. Funeral from 64 Hast Fredereke Street Thursday at 2 30 pm with interment Pine Grove cemetery.
A broken OCR fragment mentions Haitt and theVime of Fhalil engaged by the United States geoseephte hoard. It references Christopher Colinihns discovering Istau l He palled Vthaa Espa hia and hittle Smith with Hispaniola, including an Inglication and the number 18.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a claim about parents selecting a wife in Tibet without consent and a last minute wedding setup, followed by an unrelated classified line seeking two heaters and a phone contact.
A note from Collier's Woolly highlights Mount Teide or Mtoa Veale as the Canary Islands’ tallest peak. It soars about 12,200 feet above the Atlantic and, at sunrise or sunset, casts a shadow exceeding 200 miles.
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