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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1930
Page
6
Harrisburg dispatch notes Governor elect Pinchot will push for abolishing the state dry law and revising the blue law of 1794. The 1931 legislature faces a long session, though leaders can set adjournment dates. Pinchot seeks a short session while planning key legislation.
For rent a furnished apartment with furnace heat and every convenience. Includes sleeping rooms and central location at 102 North Second Avenue. Mrs Henry Group handles the listing.
Darwin A. Dye 23 of Buffalo N Y was struck by a passenger locomotive in Meadville yards shortly after 1 AM. His legs were severed at the hips and he died within minutes after admission to Spencer Hospital. He was en route from California to Buffalo. Identification came from a chauffeur license found in his pocket.
William Thomson a Wayne Township resident died at Corry hospital after a week with pneumonia. Born November 4, 1871, he leaves wife Grace Jewell Thomson, son Harlon, daughters Bessie Hodge Myra Miller, a nephew William Barry, four step-daughters, all in Wayne Township. Funeral at Beaverdam M B Church Wednesday at 1pm with Beaverdam Cemetery burial. Reverend J H Baker to officiate.
Harrisburg Dec 15 United Press reports the Pennsylvania state police marked its 25th anniversary with five original force members remaining in service. Veterans include Major Lynn G Adams superintendent Major C M Wilhelm deputy superintendent Captain Wilson C Price state motor patrol head Captain Paul B Stoud Troop E and Captain William Clark Troop B.
The Big Trail opens at the Rex theatre for a three day engagement. A wagon train journey across the plains portrays clashes with Indians and settler attacks. Raoul Walsh directs a cast reportedly over 20,000 strong with sound added to the screen.
City Council meets tonight to watch Lloyd Thomas showcase a clever model of the Yankee clipper Flying Cloud in the A M Litz Sloe Repair Shop window on North Center Street. The miniature craft, completed last week, represents a notably creditable piece of building amid local events.
Members of the Rotary Club will hear William McClelland and Erle entertainer at tomorrow's regular weekly meeting. The Cymbalom Orchestra Quartet is set to perform on January 8 as part of the 1980-81 lyceum course, featuring Sisle Patsy the cymbalom virtuoso. A wrecked automobile incident occurred on the Roosevelt highway near Warren days ago.
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