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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
7
Annuity Goodrich of Edinboro Pa was severely burned Sunday night when her stove ignited while she attempted to fight a blaze in the home. She was rushed to the hospital with serious, non life threatening injuries as neighbors assisted. Local fire and police responded but detailed cause remained under investigation.
Sheffield routed Marienville 84 to 93 as coach Bison’s Orange and blacks dominated the game. The visitors managed a late surge with two field baskets in the final minutes, but Sheffield built a comfortable lead early and held on.
The Standard Bearers of the M. Church held a festive Christmas party last evening at the dining room. About twenty-two guests attended as the hall was attractively decorated for the season. Mrs Barnett shared a Christus story, carols were sung, and a devotion led by Mrs G W Patterson preceded a social session. The meeting adjourned to January with plans for another gathering.
A man from Olean was injured when struck by a pail and knocked from a fourth story window at St Bonaventure College. Police report from the Motimuitn Cline on Monday February 78 states he fell onto the ground. Mrs Sadie Wathi slipped and fell while leaving a vehicle and was taken to Mountin Clinic for treatment.
Erie reports an investigation into Hic Chiropractic College and Clinic at 241 Bath Street to be continued this week by the Erie County Medical Society. A preliminary probe began Saturday with a forthcoming statement on the college’s status.
County Chiropractic Association member reports objections to a proposed course duration for chiropractic training. Opponents argue the short curriculum would inadequately cover assessment areas such as ear eye nose and throat and would leave graduates unqualified for state board examinations.
A very enjoyable Authors Club meeting was held last evening in the Library Building with a good attendance. The program included readings of Kipling poems by Miss Helen Fordyce, sketches by Mrs. Adelle Tooke, and poems by Mr. Robert Bridge along with other readings by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Prairie Grall. The meeting closed with a brief social period and adjournment.
Mrs Tha Whitlach, mother of several children, goes on trial for alleged murder of her husband William Whitlach at their home after a quarrel. Commonwealth seeks first degree verdict with jurors to decide guilt or innocence in the New Castle court.
Mrs. Uhlenbecker of Cleveland credits Redwood's Tepes Herb Tonic with relieving rheumatism and backaches after years of various medicines failed. She reports improved appetite, regular bowels, and renewed strength following the tonic, distributed by Thomas Downey.
Classified notices detail Wanted housing and borrowings, automotive listings, business services, and real estate rentals. Advertisements urge prompt inquiries and note publication limitations. Local readers see monied offers, auctions, and cemetery memorials amid a dense merchant listing.
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