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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
2
Long, garbled local item bundle mentioning deaths, illnesses, accidents, and small ads. References to Mrs Doris Dabduittie, Andrew Benson, Mrs Maud McDonald, and Titusville hospital. Miscellaneous notices include fire loss at Robert M Dunlap, Christmas gifts, local shop ads, and railroad safety notices.
Franklin city council set the 1986 tax levy at ten mills on first and second readings during a special meeting. The levy matches 1935, with a future vote on final passage scheduled for Jan 6. The budget totals 100000 in appropriations with revenue estimated at 118000. Brigham hardware center gifts裕
Miss Charlotte M Walter daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Walter of Leeper Pa wed Harold G Wolfe principal of Corry Junior High at Miola Presbyterian Church Miola Pa in a sun morning ceremony Rev H W Logan officiated Bride wore rust crepe dress with braid and matching accessories attendants included Peg Ann Walter niece and Mrs Ernest Troke of Ambridge Keating acted as best man After breakfast at the bride's parents home the couple will reside in a new apartment at 219 12 East Smith Street following a wedding trip in New York state Corry friends praised the popular couple.
Mrs Katherine Klimczak widow of Jacob Klimczak of Spring Creek township died at her Cobb's Corners home this morning after several months of declining health and a three week serious illness. She was born in Poland on November 25, 1876. Survived by sons John and Jacob Klimczak daughters Mrs Katherine Kunwingk and Mrs Mary Ole Kinski of Detroit Mich Mrs Anna Betag Miss Eva Klimacek and Leo Klimczak at home Funeral services will be Thursday at St Elizabeths Church at 830 oclock with interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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