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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text from Corry Pennsylvania shows garbled lines about daily notices, counts, and mail matter rates. Mentions Corry street and postal terms with unclear dates and classifications.
The Sed mid ik grade and others performed Christmas exercises at multiple city schools. A well prepared paper by Mr Armitage outlined the aim of the Parent Teachers Association. The program at Base Yew School featured readings and songs by first and second graders, with visitors in attendance.
The Concord school hosted Christmas programs with carols, readings, and decorations across lower and upper halls. A township tree and gifts filled the scene as students from grades 1 through 6 performed, with visitors, staff, and families in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Charles Btormer and Nick Maller of Vogel Nebraska were in Buffalo to visit old friends after 19 years. Mrs Charles Starman and daughter Elvira Corry visited. Maud Ripley visited her aunt Ezra, Laverenée Waleas over Sunday. Brokenstraw Lodge Odd Fellows followed a south team to a gathering. Corry Lodge attended a meeting. The Lady Rebokafit of Corry visited Tuatsu for lodge duties.
Robert Binkestes born May 28 1841 in Sparta Pa died December 1 1920 in Corry Pa. He married Miranda Tanen Wolfen in 1874 and they had two children one who died in infancy. Survived by wife a daughter and a granddaughter of Chenango New York and other relatives. Funeral services were held December 18 with a prayer service for Adjutant Amith then a Baptist church funeral in Spar. Nephews served as bearers and interment was at Rose Cemetery with out of town attendees listed.
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