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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
4
Gr Am Speer, vice president of Standard Oil Company of New York, was chosen as vice president of the Pennsylvania Society in New York City. He formerly resided in Oil City.
FE King of Ridgway, father of Carl B King formerly of this city, is seriously ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Jones in Kansas though there is today some improvement. The Waterford Leader notes Mr and Mrs Lyle Proctor have moved to Corry for Mr Proctor’s work. Platt and Steadman will ship cattle hogs and calves to Spartansburg Saturday April 20. Bargains await at the VFW rummage sale in the Realty building. Mrs Sitter is slowly improving at her home on East Main. Sale items include a dresser and other small goods with modest prices. News of A G Hetlinger’s death in Akron and Rev Free man Redinger’s family is noted with funeral plans in Kittanning. A three hundred citizen meeting in Sapgertown reorganizes its fire company. Thousands of baby chicks arrived by train and parcel post from Moccasin farm shipments. a high bred line sells at 28 cents per chick. A local dealer notes a tight supply of wheels.
City and vicinity report that over 100 Knights Templar officers from Pennsylvania attended a meeting in Oil City for the official visitation of Talbot Commandery No 43 led by Right Eminent Sir John A Murphy grand commander of the state.
Funeral services were held at 8 oclock for Civil War veteran Marvin Parkhurst at his home in Elgin Pa. He lived about eighty years and was a well known resident for forty five years. Members of the G A R and Veterans of Foreign Wars attended. The service featured taps and a large flower display. Burial details were not completed.
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