Sparta Seniors Present Class Play Tonight
Sparta seniors stage the comedy Aunt Title Goes to Town tonight under Miss Leora Stranahan with Thomas Richards handling publicity. The event follows a Thursday afternoon rehearsal attended by students.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1940
Page
8
Sparta seniors stage the comedy Aunt Title Goes to Town tonight under Miss Leora Stranahan with Thomas Richards handling publicity. The event follows a Thursday afternoon rehearsal attended by students.
A fire in a vacant downtown Erie store injured Pipeman Melvin Schnaekel and, after four overheated gas meters exploded, eight others including Captains Flanigan and Lacey and seven residents were rescued from the basement and upper floors. Hospitalized Schnaekel suffered from burns and inhalation. Firefighters saved Edna Whally, Mrs. Mae Bigley, A Holloway, and Mrs. Hazel Whalley, with extra lines hauled into the building to reach trapped occupants.
Rev. Perry P. Haines pastor of the Methodist church will conclude a series of Bible lessons in Ashville New York. Visiting delegations from nearby communities attended the services which have proved beneficial.
More than 150 WPA recreation program supervisors and technical staff from Pennsylvania will attend a two week conference at Pennsylvania State College starting Monday. Lifsher D. Grossman of Harrisburg will lead the program with cooperation from Penn State extension services and college faculty members. Separate sectional meetings will cover arts and crafts music dramatics nature lore and folk dancing.
An Oriskany wildcat gas well in Independence township Allegheny county was blowing at an estimated 60 million cubic feet per day. Officials say the well reached 4 915 feet and is the first Oriskany sand wildcat of the year to report production in the northern Oriskany area.
James TG yys reports a man named Gordon Stearns, 33, of 905 Washington Street, detained by police after being found hiding in the Clark Hardwire Company store on East Third Street just before 10 pm. Officers say burglary third degree charges may follow. John Henderson and Walter Olson, company employees, spotted Stearns behind a counter while retrieving coats after a meeting in the adjacent Masonic Temple.
A coroner jury finds Wade Jerrell Derrell Jr 24 held responsible for the death of George Nesbit 52 of Erie Pennsylvan ia Nesbit died in Hamot hospital from generalized peritonitis caused by stab wounds The jury says wounds were from a sharp sword in Derrells hands Derrell not present at inquest but represented by lawyers appointed by the consistory The jury deliberated under 10 minutes after hearing testimony from three city police officers and Dan House who transported Nesbit to the hospital
Two of three men who fled Jefferson county Jail after overpowering a janitor were captured. Ed Flagler, 42, of Somerset, was found at a hunting lodge near Sandy Valley. Robert J. McDonald, Brockway, was found under an apple tree near Sykesville Kramer road.
Beatrice Harfington, a Michigan college freshman, has gathered hair from about 438 people over more than a year. The collection includes hair once belonging to friends and acquaintances, forming a growing personal archive.
A 21 passenger American Airlines Hagship landed at Port Erie Airport to inaugurate a new era in regional travel. The aircraft arrived from the west at 10:22 am and taxied to the eastern runway as officials inspected the scene. Mayor Charles R. Barber and local leaders attended the event.
Apr 5 report from HMBORIUM Pa states that fifty dead deer were planted by Howard Dodge and Gud Bodmer of the Pennsylvania forestry department near a staking area close to Straights, Cameron county line. Deer appeared weak from hunger, with prior reports of starving deer in Gam ton county woods. Local Emporium groups had been feeding deer during the harsh winter snow.
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