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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1940
Page
2
Euly Mae Puller and Eric Tegress told police yesterday she was attacked by her husband as she lay unconscious. police are investigating the incident and seeking details of the alleged assault.
City and Vicinity items note Mrs. Ralph Diefenderfer of West Salem township near Jeavesston is expected to become a patient at the Foundation Hospital in Warm Springs, marking a potential first Mercer county admission. Fire on Allen and Winsor streets damages a two story building and contents. Military honors paid to Col. William W. Bissell at his funeral. Public stenography and notarial services advertised by Stella Shoppe. School board in Sharon sets 22 mills for next year, down from this year. Various local ads and notices run.
The Meadville Production Credit Association invites farmers from Union City and nearby areas to a meeting at the Grange Hall on Main Street Union City Pa this Saturday at 2 00 PM. The meeting explains the purpose and plan of operation of PRODUCTION CREDIT and is open to all interested farmers. Over half a million dollars was loaned to farmers last year through the Meadville Production Credit Association.
Yesterday in Jamestown the campaign against double parking began, with penalties and halt and score tags handed to motorists who stopped their cars along parked vehicles. Alice Hedstrand, 16, a domestic, is hospitalized in Warren with non serious burns from a hot air register. affected areas include left arm shoulder and face. A card party is planned at the Italian American Club tonight at 8. Franklin reports fifty five scarlet fever cases quarantined, six released since Feb 20. Funeral services were held in memory of JC W Clark with out of town attendees. The Economy sale at W T Grants opens tomorrow with many reductions, manager R L Coughen ay notes.
Tennessee's thrifty farm wives are estimated to save $0,000 in a year by making their own bed mattresses, highlighting self sufficiency among rural households and practical homemaking.
Mrs Ada Nimmi Wilson of Warren died yesterday. She lived in Corry for many years before moving about twenty years ago. Survivors include her children in Ohio and two sisters, including Mrs Charley Kirch of West Washington Street. Funeral services will be held in Warren.
The text identifies Yom Kippur as the Bay of Atonement, noting it is the most sacred Hebrew holy day and occurs at the end of September or the start of October.
Final rites were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Bracken Keating chapel for Mrs Matilda Adams who died Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Aliie Bailey on West Smith Street Reverend H Ray Harris of the United Brethren in Christchurch officiated Burial was in the family plot at Rose Hill cemetery in Spar tansburg Bearers included Clarence Scott Myron and Ralph Belley Artur Kinung and Frank Culver A large number of relatives and friends from Wayne township and vicinity attended the services
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