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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1948
Page
3
Over the weekend Robert Nichols of Snyder Circle filed two complaints with city police. One report states his dog was struck and killed on East Street by a car, the other alleges a Springer failed to stop. Police issued traffic igs to the involved parties as details emerge.
Nearly 100 Corry Country Club members and guests have registered for a lobster and clam dinner to be served Wednesday. Club officials ordered 300 lobsters 2000 clams and 75 pounds of shrimp to be prepared by George Hanson of Erie. Lunch at noon dinner at 5 30 p m features golf and cards for the ladies.
The committal service for infant Thomas Alfred Gates son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Gates of 212 West Main Street was held this morning at 10 o clock at St Thomas Cemetery The Rev John DeSanti officiated over the service.
Columbus August 16 reports social visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Steve Gincott of Warren visited relatives, birthday observances were hosted by Mrs Herbert Loveland for her husband and Mrs Joseph Briskle, with multiple local families attending. Other trips include Albert Hunn of Norfolk visiting James Blakeslee and Robert Stormes with Linda Ann Cassadaga also visiting Walter Caster. Perry Mead joined Sparling reunion at Findley Lake. A B Norton visited Floyd Dykes of Youngsville. Gerald Faulkner of Antiami Florida attended a dinner event.
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits and family events across Meadville Warren Ridgway Verona and Erie. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Vern Smith Mr and Mrs John DePierro Mrs Isabell Pesce Earl Wickwire and many others as they visit relatives attend funerals exhibitions and reunions and mark birthdays and weddings.
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