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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
7
An indictment has been returned in a Texas case involving a person named Henry. The document notes state court action and identifies parties connected to the charge without graphic detail. Further specifics are limited in the readable text.
Jesse Smith 30, once of Corry, fatally injured at Sigourney street crossing Hartford while waiting for a freight train. Engineer blew whistle, but Smith stepped into the northbound passenger train, died at St Francis Hospital. Survived by mother Pearl Smith, four children, sisters Leona and Vua, and others. wife passed away five years ago.
Thomas Jefferson Sun Creek RB D 3 died at Corry hospital Sunday morning at 2:20. Born March 12, 1842 in Cramford county he was well known locally. Survived by his wife and several children. Funeral services set for Federated church in Spring reels Tuesday at 2. Interment in Spring Creek cemetery.
Niobe, Minnesota, resident A. Anderson of Niobe dies at Conry Hospital after a several days illness. Born in Sweden on March 11 1864, he was a surgical patient before passing Sunday morning. Body returned to Niobe for interment.
More than fifty Gulick relatives from Uswrass Meadville Clymer Corry and Sherman attended the fifteenth Gulick family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Kinley home on South Center Street. A noon dinner preceded a business meeting which elected Herbert Gulick president Eugene Gulick vice president and Marcella Stanford secretary and treasurer. Visiting bathing at the Willows and outdoor games followed in the afternoon.
Ayren Healy, a local photographer, had two photos accepted by the International Photographers Association for display at its anniversary convention in Milwaukee. The works were shown at the Milwaukee event and deemed of high quality, bringing recognition to the Gary photographer.
Cleveland reports on plans to appeal city council concerns over a dangerous stretch on Columbus Avenue. Officials consider repairing or closing the road to force state action amid a dire drought and water supply notes. A court decision leaves Nick Szypnez’s brain surgery in limbo as his father travels from Erie to seek consent. Local family visits conclude as Elwin McCray and Philip remain in town with Mrs. Bartha McCray.
William B. Davis of Titusville marked his 89th birthday anniversary at home Saturday. Davis is Pittsville’s oldest Civil War veteran and for many years served as a yard conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad there.
Classified ads list female help wanted, auto financing, lost items, and service categories with per word pricing. It notes ad preparation, publication policies, and contact directions for items such as rooms for rent and business opportunities amid a dense, diary-like classified table of contents.
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