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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1928
Page
5
A Corry Bureau report lists 30 drivers losing licenses for intoxication and six others hurt, while traffic snarls fill roads near Bear Wardoms and the Roosevelt Highway. Palm Sunday services draw larger crowds at Emmanuel Episcopal and two Catholic churches, with Easter preparations under way.
Edyard L. Griffis 105 Hatch Street Corry died Saturday at Corry hospital after a weeks illness. Born April 3 1869 in Albion pay he was 88. Survived by wife and four children Rain Willard Edward and Milton. Funeral from his residence Wednesday at 2 o clock with Rev Burnett officiating. Interment Wheelock cemetery. Also note on new comic strip Bila Sett debut in the Journal Pax Robinson among Central Press cartoonists.
A Wayne township farmer says farm work is considerably behind 1927 as ground remains frozen delaying planting while sugar producers push a late season. Intermittent cold spells extended tapping and produced generally excellent syrup and sugar quality with hopeful prospects for a strong harvest.
A new face powder gains popularity among women in town as shoppers respond to novelty and affordable price. Retailers report steady demand, with several stores noting quick restocks and positive feedback from customers about finish and feel.
Pittsburgh April 2 Two murder cases are set for trial in Allegheny county criminal court One involves Angeline Bove 21 charged with shooting her husband during an argument over not taking her to a cinema The other concerns Robert Stevens M the youngest person ever charged with murder in Allegheny county for the slaying of an unidentified man on the Monongahela River bank between Glenwood and Brown's Bridge last September
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