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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

6

Merchants Christmas Pageant to Open Corry Stores Wednesday

Merchants of Corry plan a large pre Christmas parade with floats from over thirty stores and firms. The event ushers in Corry’s holiday shopping season with decorated floats, trees and lights along the parade route as stores open Wednesday evening. The Golden Rule Club promotes the effort and a dinner meeting will finalize parade plans and routes.

Merchants of Corry Pennsylvania Hallowe'en Golden Rule Club Cits Corry and Vicinity Bernstein Brothers Murphy Company Walter Ellis Montgomery Ward & Co Starr Monument Works Fred York All-Way Electric Co J. A. Lanston Co Ssociated Gas & Electric System Powell Motor Co Spencer Cash Grocery

DEMENTED YOUTH KILLED UNDER TRAIN IN PITTSBURGH

An 18 year old North Side youth leaped into the gap between two Pennsylvania railroad passenger trains at Fourth Avenue station and was killed. The body was taken to the morgue and identified by his stepfather Frank Alpert as James Minnagan. Alpert said the youth had shown strange behavior for weeks and had left home yesterday morning.

United Press Pittsburgh North Side Pennsylvania Railroad Fourth Avenue Frank Alpert Jame Mianagan Alpert

Elks Memorial Services Honor Departed Brothers

Corry lodge No. 769 B P O Elks held its annual memorial services with speaker W. Pitt Gifford Erie attorney, praising immortality and the lodge of sorrow ritual. The program featured solos, a memorial address, and closing ceremonies as members remembered four departed brothers including Rodney W. Goodwin and John J. Malley.

W. Pitt Gifford Erie Corry Lodge B. P.O. Elks the Elks Lodge of Sorrow Rodney W. Goodwin Mark J. Fullom John J. Malley Floyd J. Holly Corinne Dean Lillian Barnes A. J. den Hartogh John J. Griffiths Finberg J. Pred Kinley 3Olo Shattuck Sampson Handel Sos Reiehardt Goa Besa Uia

Sleeping Beauty Shows Signs Of Recovery In Chicago

Patricia Maguire the sleeping beauty who has been in a coma for nearly three years showed new signs of recovery. Her mother Sadie Miley said Pat roused enough to read and respond to a written command, raising her hand after a slate command to raise it. The 28 year old girl watched intently as the script was read.

United Press Chicago Patricia Maguire Sadie Miley Pat

Probe Into Forest Camp Shooting Raises Further Questions

An inquest into the hunting party shooting near Forest Cami ty woods, three miles from Venus, left a coroner jury adjourned over the second man's injuries. The shooter P Patridge, 35, Mt. Washington, Pittsburgh, killed Charles E Weabley, 32, at Clark street, Pittsburgh, and wounded Frank Pedre, 19, Munhall, and William Rosser Jr., Homestead. The group included William Rosser Sr., Homestead, C P Angle, Munhall, and Matthew Conner, Munhall.

Forest Camity Woods Venus P. Patridge Mt. Washington Pittsburgh Charles E. ‘Weabley Clark Street Frank Pedre Munhall William Roster, Jr Homestead William Rosser, Sr C. P. Angle Matthew Conner

Funeral services for Carl Donaldson held in Spring Creek

Reverend WW H Garett presided at the largely attended funeral for Carl W. Donaldson, longtime Spring Creek resident and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen member. Services at the home and grave were conducted with music by Mrs. Paul Stone and Mrs. Hastings H. Jones, with Bearers including Leslie Donaldson and Edward Harrington among others. attendees from Erie Warren and nearby towns joined the observance.

WW. H. Garett We Spring Spring Creek John Lockbaum Erie Brotherhood of Railway Trainment Lodge No Leslie Donaldson Ray Stearns Glenn Donaldson William McKettrick Edward Harrington Charles Grey Buettner Otto Puettner Joan Kenneth Buettner George Gilbert Helen Buettner Wheeler Charles Donaldson Eri Frant. Kidder Ed Harrington Charles Gray Warren

Remarkable case of a fever sore healed by San Cura Ointment

A Townville, Es. testimonial says a daughter suffered a year with a fever sore on her leg and was bedridden three months until San Cura Ointment cured it in under six weeks. The ointment is promoted for eczema boils totter piles burns sunburn sends cuts and bruises with prices 60c and 2.20 for four jars. All drug stores. udg2-28

J. D. Hood Townville

City weighs mill rate as tax levy vote looms

City officials consider retaining the 13.4 mill tax levy at tonight’s meeting while drafts of the 1935 appropriation and tax ordinances are circulated. A one mill increase faced opposition, with talks on a federal relief program shaping the budget and employment plans.

GC. A. Duke Stanley H. Nichols Streets Counci Nichols Taras Corry

Relatives Sought for Dead Pittsburgh Man

In Pittsburgh a middle aged man, Micholas Meyethes, 68, was found dead in his room likely from a cerebral hemorrhage. A fellow roomer reported the death, and police found more than $1,000 in cash, 11 bank books with over $2,000 in deposits, and the money was held for relatives.

Pittsburgh Micholas Meyethes James Mellies Meyethes Tash

Woman killed and two injured in Titusville crossing crash

Deputy coroner announced an inquest into a collision at the Franklin street crossing in Titusville. Mrs J Antell Jacobson was killed when the 6 22 pm crash with train No 953 hurled the car 35 feet. Jacobson’s husband and his sister Mrs Wither Stenberg were injured. Authorities probe gate status and delay to Corry as the Crawford County railroad investigation continues.

T. M. Duntle Titusville J. Antell Jacobson Oil City Buffalo Pennsylvania Rail Franklin Street Jacobson Wither Sten ‘Berg Corry Crawford County

Three Erie hunters injured in county car wreck

A car carrying three Erie men and a youth from Corry crashed near Cabins in the Pines after leaving Roosevelt Highway. Carl Bennett and his son Perry left hospital by afternoon, while George Spalding and John Damjanovic remained hospitalized with severe facial injuries, nose fractures, and scalp lacerations. The driver was Carl Bennett. steering trouble is suspected.

Erie Cone Cleapfield County Roosevelt Highway Cabins Pines Corry Corry Hospital Carl Bennett Eeeee Erle Perry Bennett George Spalding Buffalo Road John Damjanovic East Third Street Bennett Spalding Damjanovic Spating

Second Phase of Munitions Probe Opens Tuesday

Senator Gerald P. Nye announces hearings begin Tuesday on the second phase of the Senate munitions investigations. He says the disclosures will push major powers to curb arms traffic and that munitions makers bear responsibility for failures to negotiate peace. Nye hopes Congress extends the inquiry beyond January and inspires international action against the war trade.

Gerald P. Nye Senate United Press Washington Congress

Funeral of Mrs A Hines at St Thomas Church

Requiem mass held at 9:30 for Agnes Hines a well known Corry resident who died after a brief pneumonia illness at Corry hospital Rev Francis Graves P R officiated with church choir assistance Interment followed in St Thomas cemetery bearers listed Out of town attendees included John Carrall Jamestown NY Mrs Henry Campbell Cleveland and several Erie residents

St. Thomas Church Agnes Hines Corry Corry Hospital Francis Graves P. R St. Thomas Cemetery Thomas Ward Bruce Banks Carl Peterson William Maloney Joseph Burkhart David Hart City John Carrall Jamestown N. Y Henry Campbell Cleveland Walter Grabowski Joe Lewis Rose Lewis Jack Lewis Erie

Lynchburg Restores Street Lights After Two Years

Lynchburg Tennessee city council votes to restart the street lighting system for the first time in two years, marking a return of evening illumination.

Lynchburg Tenn

Toledo Ports Set Record Shipping Year

Toledo closes its best season in years as a coal, ore and grain port, reflecting strong activity. In Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, Henry P. Curry and Benjamin H. Crowell, both unlicensed hunters, faced fines in court for causing the loss of a hat and glasses worn by a warden who pursued them.

Toledo Buzzards Bay, Mass Henry P. Curry Benjamin .H. Crowell Gamit

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