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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

4

Drowning Accident Reported at Local Cemetery

A drowning incident near the cemetery injured a 45 year old resident and led to a hospital admission at St Vincent's. Luther Lundgren, aged four, son of a pastor, was noted in connection with the event. Funeral and service plans were announced, with details to follow.

Marian Geoeatelty Iith Street St Vincent's Hospital Aishime Sunney Gamestown Luther Uo Lundgren Lundgren Lyntverasy Joseph Groenthureh Ituy F Deville Leitrtr Flu Mi Jewet

Jamestown Man Arraigned for Driving Auto While Intoxicated

Warren Pa and Jamestown scenes mix in a compact roundup. Jamestown ward Knopt, 27, was arrested on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated on West Seventh Street. Bail set at 260 dollars, he forfeited it after failing to appear before Judge Allen in the city court.

Frederick Street Will J. Wilcox Jamestown Ward Knopt Jackson Street R. D Warren West Seventh Street Allen Ahurgarda

Ami City Sewing Class Meets With 13 Members and 4 Visitors

The Ami City Sewing Class gathered last evening at Mrs. Orville St. Pierre's home for a lively meeting with thirteen members and four visitors. Miss Avleyn Debury provided piano and vocal numbers, refreshments were served later, and the W C T A will meet with Mrs. Neil Blackman on Thursday at 2:30. Honorary members will lead the meeting and a large attendance is hoped. Mrs. Gladys Davis, a former patient at Corry hospital, has moved to 234 Grant Street Union City, while Floyd Dowse of South Street, seriously ill, was also moved to Corry hospital. Mrs. W. J. Ridout hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Clara Newnan of Spartansburg with Mrs. Charles Olds and Mrs. George Gorton yesterday at 12 o'clock.

Oil City Spring Street P. R. BR Council Cleri St. Marys George Wiesner Barlow Block Corry Bicetric Shop Jourmul Frank Mekulin Cutty Aml County Con Williatsy Bivasantville Twothers Ales Napelton John Apsi Clarion Heights Johnsathug Pa Llewellyn Ainsdaw Wo.mw Olbrick Amici Orville St. Pierre Avleyn Debury Neil Blackman East Church Street Gladys Davis Corry Hospital Grant Street Union City Floyd Dowse South Street W. J. Ridout Corry R. D Charles Olds George Gorton Clara Newnan Spartansburg

Funeral Services for Chas Anderson Held Tuesday

Charles J. Anderson formerly of Corry died at his son’s home in Jackson Center Pa. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm from Alexander and Company with Rev R B Lewis officiating. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery followed. Grandsons and a great grandson served as bearers. Survivors attending from out of town included multiple Anderson relatives and friends from Jackson Center Ridgway Erie and Wrightsville among others.

Charles J. Anderson Corry Jackson Center Alexander and Company Ou City R. B. Lewis Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Pine Grove Cemetery J. Harold Anderson C. Clyde Anderson John B. Anderson Hilda Crosby Quantico M. W. Smith Spartansburg Ione Deane Detroit Mich Gertrude Barber

Contenary Art in Hidden Rooms and Airless Walls

An odd report describes a Japanese housewife opening wide the walls of wood and miner to reveal a lense like view. The passages suggest nighttime actions to seal spaces and exclude ventilation, with bird sitters and quiet activities implied.

Washington Monument Debate Prompts Borough Letter

An irate Wat erford citizen complains that the George Washington monument on Perry highway is decayed. The Waterford Leader editor replies the bronze appears oxidized by a bronze patina and polishing is not customary, defending the replica’s beauty while noting public notice. Separately, two school boys wade a creel creek near Grove City and stun a fish with a bull, bringing it ashore.

Waterford George Washington Perry Highway Enme Washington Well Creel Rove City

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