Paragraf Paragraf Review of Friday City Council and Local Events
Special meeting of City Council to clean up the year’s business. The Corry Water Company repair crew fixed a bend at the Center and Main streets intersection. An epidemic of illnesses and flu like symptoms, plus spring weather, is noted. New auto license tags appear with a deadline for the 32 tags by Saturday midnight. A test mobilization of Company A of the Pennsylvania Naval Guard is planned for this evening for preparedness. Clarence Crocker of Union City died Sunday evening. he was a former Coleman basketball member and prominent Eastman Company officer. The NY state motor vehicle bureau seeks to ban out-of-state trucks without NY licenses. Dairymen’s League delegates attend a conference in Union City. Ann Royalile sustains a serious finger fracture in an auto door accident. W. J. Graham covers her position at Corry Creamery. New Year social events planned at Hotel Corry and Bilts Club. Corry Grange distributed twelve walkers to needy families. Local robbery case in Columbus credited to police capture. The Journal debuts a new serial Gil Unafraid on page 5. Stock prices decline slightly in today’s session. Sorority dancing party at Hotel Corry Wednesday. Clarence Crocker’s death linked to Christmas Day, with family losses noted. State highway patrol reports 122 motor vehicle operators charged with unsafe vehicles. 34 fatal and 202 non-fatal hunting-season accidents reported. November patrols log 155 arrests for oversized trucks. 13 truck violations and 116 speeding arrests.
Salaries of County Workers To Be Slashed
Erie news reports a mounting move to cut county salaries in 1933 affecting about 10,000 workers. The salary board may re‑form January 3 with Har vey M. Willis resigning as chairman and Joseph Rogan slated as leader. Tax groups vow to push for cuts despite official denials. Also notes funeral attendance of Matteo Porpura in Buffalo.
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Erie
Dhat
Harvey M. Willis
Joseph FP. Rogan
Corry Woman Exonerated in Child's Death
Mary Shove aged 4 was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Elizabeth Rasey of Corry on South Main street near the Standard Chair plant. The child died at Union City hospital from a broken neck. investigation found no fault by the driver, who aided the injured girl and helped the family.
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Mary Shove
Elizabeth Rasey
Corry
Mott Street
William Shore
Sherman Street
Union City
South Main Street
Rayey
Edna Whittman
Titusville
Standard Chair Company
Rasey
Death of Mrs Mary Stickney in Spring Creek
Death of Mrs Mary Stickney widow of William Stickney at Corry Hospital after sudden illness. Born Treland 1856 she moved to Spring Creek at age eleven and was a valued local resident. Survived by brother Robert Donaldson and sister Mrs Claude Weade. Funeral at her Spring Creek home then church, interment in Spring Creek cemetery. Three children die in fire at Westford incident includes Dorothy Milot Aldiich Cote.
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Mary Stickney
William Stickney
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Stickney
Treland
Robert Donaldson
Claude Weade
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Tale
Westford
Mass
Rnowl Cove
Dorothy Milot
Aldiich Cote
Siok
Easter Like Weather For Church Services On Christmas
Christmas observances varied from quiet family gatherings to large church services. Holy night and Christmas Day masses drew capacity crowds at Ramamiel Episcopal, Emmanuel, St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches with special choirs. Weather stayed spring like with temperatures around sixty, contrasting with past decades featuring snow and cold. Historical notes recalled Christmas temperatures and snow from 1921 to 1923.
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St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's
Llan Field
Three Tragic Deaths At Ease On Christmas Day
Three deaths occurred Christmas Day in Gre. Two autos fatalities involved William Shannon 62 of 1014 Bastara steel and a second unnamed driver. Mrs. Millie Gechevin 75 of 841 East Sth Street died after injuries at St Vincent's hospital. Thomas Murphy 81, of unknown address, died after a fall at the Masonic Temple while Knights of Columbus and local orders held their Christmas observance. The accidents occurred around 10th and German streets.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights
Templar
Nsx
Masonic Temple
Sun
Thomas Murphy
Hamat
Gon
H. A. Curtis
William Shannon
Bastara Steel
Haniot Hospital
Millie Gechevin
East Sth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Murphy
Christmas Cantatas at Local Churches
The Adoration a Christmas cantata by First Presbyterian choir at 11 o clock Sunday morning under Mrs. Ralph S. Dewey. The King's Birthday pageant at St Pauls Lutheran last evening directed by Mrs H H Keppel, with Bethesda orphans benefit. A Christmas service by United Brethren Christian Endeavor Sunday evening featuring Richar Cauliter native African at Wes terville, Ohio. candle light service noted. Old timers recall unusually moderate Corry Christmas amid a prior week of a strong gold wave.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ralph S. Dewey
Presbyterian Choir
H. H. Keppel
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstrom
Bethesda
Corry
Final Rites for William Hodge
Final rites for William Hodge were held Monday afternoon at 2:20. The pioneer resident of the vicinity was honored at services from his son’s home near Beaverdam. Interment followed in Beaverdam cemetery with several attendees listed as hearers.
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William 1 Lodge
Hougs
Beaverdam
Willams
Ouis Gulick
George Emery
Charles Jitze
Byron Hodge
Death in Corry from accident and pneumonia
Leo Higgins aged 29 dies at Corry hospital after injuries from a falling tree at the Woodlot three weeks earlier. Pneumonia and pleurisy followed. he had limited home recovery before hospital admission. Survived by mother Mrs Anna Msterbrook and five sisters. Funeral Wednesday at St Thomas Church with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Lea Higgins
Brook Street
Corry Hospital
Siday
Higgins Wa
Wayne Township
Corry
Anna Msterbrook
Fen
Alfred Holton
Francis McNulty
1St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Dairymen Meet At Cambridge Springs
The sub district meeting of 178 at the Dairymen's League will be held at Grange hall in Cambridge Springs Pa Thursday at 10:85 o'clock. The ladies are asked to bring sandwiches milk and a tureen. All dairymen are invited.
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Cambridge
Dairymen’s League
Grange Hall
Cabridge Springs
Funeral for Carlton Hall Aged Seven Months
Funeral services were held at 2:80 o'clock this afternoon for Carlton Laverne Hall seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hall from their Corry home. Rev M M Clark of Townville Baptist Church officiated in Pine Grove cemetery burial. Bearers were Dr F S Weed Charles Magee Phillip Heath and Merle Prebble. The infant died Sunday morning at 3 o'clock after two weeks illness with pneumonia. Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs George Hall and Mr and Mrs vy Bulls of Corry R D 2 great grandmother Mrs Margaret Waite and great grandfather C L Heath of West Wayne street.
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Carlton Laverne Hall
Clyde Hall
Corry
R. D
M. M. Clark
the Baptist Church
Townville
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pnu
F. S. Weed
Charles Magee
Phillip Heath
Merle Prebble
George Hall
Vy. Bulls
Corry, R. D
Margaret
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