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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1953
Page
6
Paragraf Miss P H Stenman of 418 Mead Avenue reported slashing of the right tires on her car and damage to a rear seat cog. A man seen near the car on March 20 is identified as a possible witness, with no one charged. Police noted the incident occurred the previous evening with the tire slashing discovered the next day.
Early spring wind and rain storms swept across Illinois Indiana and Ohio killing two people and injuring about 30 others. The Albany Indiana area near Muncie suffered the hardest hit with Stella Green and her son Arnold killed as their home collapsed. Several other towns reported injuries and damage from tornadoes and strong winds accompanied by heavy rain and hail.
Tonights lineup lists Sagebrush Trail at 6 30 News at 6 48 Sport Spotlight 7 00 Terry and The 7 40 Stars of Fxcebe 7 45 News Caravan 8 00 Mama 8 30 Life of Riley 9 00 Film 10 00 Boxing 10 45 Greatest Fights 11 00 News Weather 11 10 Final Sports 11 20 Whats the Reee 11 30 My Little Margit 12 00 Adalph Menjou Saturday shows include Tootsie Hippodr 10 00 Kids and Co 11 00 Space Patyal Win0 Smilin we
Twenty two members of the J O Y Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at the East South Street home of Mrs Page Louterback. Mrs George Hull attended as guest. President Mrs Thomas Russell led devotions. They voted to cover postage for a package to Korea and to host a baby shower for Korean children and buy books for the nursery. The current card sale contest ends at the May meeting. Refreshments followed. Mrs Al Vanssens won the game and Mrs Delia Bernard took the door prize. The next meeting is May 14 at Mrs Bruce Summerville’s home.
At the Catholic Daughters of America Court 35 meeting in Conception, plans for the annual past grand regents dinner were advanced. Twenty candidates will be received April 23 at Hotel Cory, with reservations due by April 21. Nomination committee members were named. Rev. Francis J. Graves attended as chaplain guest.
Elmer Gabriel of Sherman died yesterday afternoon at his home after an illness of short duration. Born June 13, 1892 in Clymer, he had lived in Sherman for 22 years and worked for W. J. Nuttall and Son. Surviving are four sons Harry Howard Wilbur Sherman. Wilton in Japan. a brother William of Clymer. Edward of North East. four sisters Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. Joseph Peck. Mrs. Ray Rogers. Mrs. Lewis Devink. and one grandchild Susan Gabriel. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Spliner Funeral Home. Rev. G. Taylor Wright will officiate. burial in Sherman Cemetery.
A federal jury in Pittsburgh acquitted Charles H. Claypool a 6 year old New Kensington house painter of stealing 2000 in postal funds. The case alleged he opened a bus mail sack from Russellton to Cheswick and removed money from registered letters.
Irene Dippel and Mrs Albert Reet served cake coffee and tea to the membership late in the evening as Allan Pinkerton inaugurated the Federal Secret Service.
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