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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1950
Page
2
A collage of brief items from city papers, including deaths of Levi C Fox and others, missing in action Corporal James Glasgow, a corry red and gun club meeting, arrests after a tavern brawl, local sports schedules, traffic and accident notes, hospital reports, and small business ads. multiple towns including Corry Erie Titusville Jamestown Meadville provide scattered notices and community notices.
The Corry Hospital lists new admissions including Mervyn Eckert at 142 East Mechanics Street Titusville Andrew Guskea 312 Marion Street Mrs Jacob Belson Findley Lake Sunday Mrs Edgar TeCillver Clymer Miss Ethel Patterson Spartans Fred Market European Hotel Monday Mrs James Thompson Clymer Mrs James Caurllo Erie. discharges include Mrs Robert Alford R D 3 Mrs William Foster R D Fishman Mrs Helen Bills 6 Hast Frederick Street Mrs Jess Emory R D 3 Clymer Leon Watson Howe Indiana John Bounce 254 Worth Street Gerald Wilkinson Spring Creek Mervin Eckert Miss Rose Marie Munn 258 Worth Street. Grove City: R B English 82 year old died after stroke Saturday. Corry Bakery open all day Wednesday. Crawford Countians celebrate Christmas with snow and local events. Corry Country Club directors meet Wednesday noon December 7 at Hotel Corry. Jamestown: Lyle T. Brown pleads guilty to DWI after car struck Irene Ekelund at signal. Opening December 27 George’s Grocery 401 East Columbus Avenue. Jamestown: Over 16,000 Chautauqua residents signed Freedom Scrolls donating 3681 to the Freedom crusade, per Syracuse regional HQ.
Lydia Tecroney, known as Veeroney, died at her Clymer home after months of illness. Her husband John died in 1948. Survived by daughter Ethel Holthouse and son Norman, sisters Mary Leeters Hattie Mina Emma Heslink, brothers Harrison and James Beckerink, and two grandchildren. Service at Abbe Reformed Church with burial in Holland Cemetery.
An 18 year old Ray J Osterman Jr of Oil City was found dead in his car on the Rouseville road where he worked at the Cheeseman Garage. Coroner Dr Maurice Dinberg ruled death by self inflicted carbon monoxide poisoning. Osterman had been despondent and authorities said his troubles during Christmas Eve proved too much. The family, at church, was notified by the minister who delivered the news gently.
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