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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
2
A severe wintry spell halted all WPA projects for a seventh day, prompting officials to give workers the day off as conditions worsened. Meanwhile, Salamanca police chase a masked robber who stole 28 from a city garage night cash register, missing about 200 in checks and cash.
A long scanned column lists varied items from local business promotions to public notices and incidents in Crawford county and surrounding towns. Highlights include promotions by All-Way Electric and store specials, a bear season report, a deer accident leading to amputation, a Jamestown hotel gathering, and regional updates on events in Corry and Warren.
In Corry Journal items Himer Westley and Mrs Himer Westley invite young people to a Christian Fellowship gathering Saturday at 8 PM at their home. The Jamestown Civic Airport Committee learns of an extra $6 000 allocated for worker transport to and from North Main Street Extension. Assorted Christmas greetings boxes priced at $1.75 appear from Reichs bargain store as Madagascar rings advertise 49 cents with a guarantee. The Double Four club enjoyed an evening of cards with awards to Jarie Dowse James Nichols Mrs Lars Coates and Adolph Sorenson. Lunch was served.
Five Corry youths accompanied by C. H. Hengst and Donald Watson left for Punxsutawney for the YMCA Older Boys Conference opening. The district event hosts over 200 delegates through Sunday with speakers from Franklin Meadville Oil City Titusville Union City and Warren. Local delegates include Richard Shopp Burton Hammond Harold Hammond Clair Hillstrom and Robert Brown.
Lewis R. Bugbee died suddenly at 8 o clock this morning while at his farm duties in Spring Creek Township. He was 72, born in Concord Township, and lived in the area all his life. Survived by wife Anna of Erie, son Charles Bugbee, daughters Mrs Harold Anderson of Corry and Miss Dorothy Bugbee of Erie, brother James Munn of Pleasantville, and two grandsons Harrison Rawson and Charles Bugbee Jr. Funeral arrangements await Charles’s return from hunting near Westport, Pa.
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