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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
8
Bele court county salary board will meet soon to attempt salary equalization for clerks doing similar work. Last year adjustments were made, this year more changes are possible though increases may be offset by depressions. The board cites financial strain as a factor and aims to bring salaries to a fair point.
Regular meeting in the hall last evening elected officers led by D. C. Gertrude Reynolds and M. B. C. Nellie Pier. Other officers include E. C. Caroline Barton fr Florence Dinigherty Manager Ruth Munn M of R GC Florenite Casperson Maymie Roof Protector Clara Lander Guard Margaret Heath Grand representative Pearl Deyo Alternate Margaret Heath taialling officer Minnie Ross Press Correspondent Elsie Blakeslee Trustee Vibetta Perry Captain Degree Suvin Beatrice Steward pianist Minnie Brown Assistant pianist Florence Stewart. Social hour followed with refreshments for members.
The Alathian Society of the Mf E Church held a regular session with thirty eight members to finalize plans for their annual bazaar set for December 7 and 8. The event will be in the Lorry Building and Loan Association on South General Street. Mrs. O A Jomisor directed hymns, with Mrs. Walter Rhodes and others assisting. refreshments were served. One new member, Mrs B Hurst, joined the list.
The note speaks of seeking new attire for Sle, aiming for a distinct style. It hints at a personal quest to shed old routines and embrace a striking public look. The message suggests urgency and a push toward visible reputation through clothing.
Gidders will be brought back to stand trial in Venango County for homicide in connection with the January death of Tyke Walter Powell. Authorities deem him sane after interviews at Western Penitentiary and a warden report, despite earlier insanity signs. Powell was shot by Gidders in June, leading to Gidders’ penitentiary sentence and renewed homicide proceedings.
Funeral services for Mark Pierce who died at Corry hospital yesterday will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Alysinden and Company funeral home. Interment will be in Grove Cemetery. Pierce, 76, resident of Curry Road 1, had lived there for a year. He is survived by his wife and one son Earl Pierce of Corry, and one sister Mrs. Mary Jackman of Liberty Kansas.
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