Corry area hospital notes and local injuries and births
Mrs A C Lyons and daughter Constance Elizabeth moved from Corry hospital to their West Park place home this morning. Mrs Jessie Treadway returned to North East from Corry hospital where she had been a patient last week. Mrs Davis Doolittle of Union City was taken to her brother’s home on N Washington Street today. A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heidiger of 284 South Center Street, Heidiger formerly Gladys Storrum of Youngsville. Peach tree blooms near Waynesburg attract curious visitors as growers fear signs for next year’s crop. Cream puffs advertised for Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Henry Miller of West Wayne Street was taken to Corry hospital for treatment prior to a serious operation Saturday. Harl Rogers confined to home in Raymond block after a fall causing injuries. nurse party planned at Corry hospital tonight with gifts and refreshments. Miss Teannelle Colegrove hosted a bridge party on Euclid Street with twelve guests. Jacob B Ruppert of Scrantonville fatally injured in a crash near Clarion. George Smith survived injuries. Ruppert’s widow Lara, parents, and sister noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Lyons
Constance Elizabeth
Corry Hospital
West Park Plate
Jessie ‘Treadway
North East
Davis Doolittle
Union City
W. W. Waterhouse
Washington Street
Lawgrentce Heidigey
South Center Street
Heidiger
Gladys Storrum
Youngsville
Masonic Entertainment Committee
Masonic Temple
George Baysinger
Waynesburg
Henry Miller
West Wayne Strest
Cor‘ry
Harl Rogers
Raymond Block
Rogers
Teannelle Colegrove
Bridge
Euclid Street
Sarah McGramanan
Kane
Ruth Franz
Berenice Olds
Colegrave
Lumch
Jacob B. Ruppert
Scrantonville
Clarion Comity
Gemge Smith
Clarion
Ruppert
Stith
Brookville Hospital
Lara Haughters
Town Classifieds And Public Notices Roundup
City and Vicinity items include grocery deals and home goods, a jail transfer of three prisoners to penal institutions, a Golden Wedding anniversary, fresh cottage cheese and bananas, a fatal self inflicted shooting, a bridge party among Z. B. Club members, and New Year openings. Erie finance director Mehaffey says city must borrow 300000 to cover three months. Christmas charity totals and church collections noted. a Mummers Parade broadcast planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Will J. Wilcox
J L. Connell
Meniville
County
Pittsburgh
Harry Daugherty
Western Panitentiary
Verne Wescott
Allegheny County
George Collins
Y Leagues Action Tonight Show K of C Aero Supply Clash
The K of C basketball team meets Aero Supply at the Junior High gym tonight at nine. Metho dist volleyball faces Alpha at seven in YMGA league. Postal Telegram takes on Raymond in Class B at eight, both teams having recent practice for a tight game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Aero Supply Team
Methodist
Postal ‘Telegram
Raymond
Een
Molnlyte items and a jail escape headline from Erie era
A garbled item lists groceries and a sonic committee at Temple, then reports Joe Maudie of Indiana County captured by Clearfield officers after a hospital escape tied to a Berwinddale store robbery. It notes a 1982 Erie Diocese pilgrimage aboard the Dresden liner, organized by D J O’Brien, and a Stewart Hat Shop coat sale with dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of Erie
Dublin
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Dresden
St Patrick's
Ireland
D. J. O'Brien
Oil City
Stewart Hat Shop
Convicts Assist in Flood Relief Work
Six hundred more convicts from the Parchman prison farm were dispatched to northern Mississippi to aid flood relief as heavy rains threaten levees along the Tallahatchie river. Requests for aid came from Glendora Sumner and Webb where flood waters endanger wide levees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstea Press
Jackson
Miss
Parchman
Mississippi
J. W. Williamson
Glendora
Sumner
Webb
Tallahatchie River
Youth Saves Family As Fire Sweeps Home
George Dudgenski a 15 year old high school student woke his parents and seven siblings and carried two younger brothers from a second story window as a fire destroyed their New Castle Pennsylvania home. The family of ten found temporary shelter with friends while parents and five others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
George Dudgenski
Frank Dudgensti
New Year Celebrations Set Across Corry Town
Plans for New Year's Eve festivities include a dance hall and conservatory setup at the club house with Frank Donaldson and his Firestone Orchestra providing music. Hastings Jones predicts a large advance ticket sale. The Masonic Temple hosts a separate party starting at 9:30 pm. Churches plan morning masses and the city marks a holiday with business closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Eleanor Mead
Frank Donaldson
Firestone Orchestra
Erie
Hastings Jones
Christmas Party of Pythian Sisters Shines At Hall
The Ahaval Christmas and New Year party of the Pythian Sisters filled the hall last evening with a large gathering of members and families. A delicious tureen dinner was served at six o clock under Mrs Edna Browns capable supervision. Seasonal decorations and gift exchanges accompanied a pleasing program of music and readings including Miss Mary Brances Brooks Mrs Margaret Heath Mrs Jenple Bowell Mrs Edna Brown Mammies Advice Mrs Frank Brooks Bast Day of the Year Mrs Hisle Blakeslee Mix-up on the Radio Mrs Grace Giblin His Last Request Midna Brown A Daily Motto Mrs Howell reading Mrs Frank Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brown
Mary Brances Brooks
Margaret Heath
Jenple Bowell
Mammie
Frank Brooks
Hisle Blakeslee
Grace Giblin
Midna Brown
Mrrs. Howell
Reading
Probe Democratic 1928 Campaign Report
United States Attorney George Z Medalie opened an inquiry into the 1928 Democratic national committee campaign report. The action followed Republican Rep Wood of Indiana’s remark implying unidentifiable individuals on the Democratic payroll. Medalie said he would prosecute if a crime had been committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Democratic National Committee
United States
George Z. Medalie
Madalie
Representative Wood
Indina
Washington
Wood
Medalié Zaid
All Discharged After New Year Wish From Court
Pittsburgh December 31 1912 31 men faced Magistrate Rothenberg in Central police court on intoxication charges An animal brought in another The magistrate discharged all and bade them a happy New Year He warned that any future offenses would bring stern punishment with a pointed forefinger gesture from the judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniemise
Pittsburgh
Rothenberg
Central Police Court
Atliger
Raid at Planet Mars Night Club Ends With Eviction
Prohibition agents raided Tex Guinan’s Planet Mars in Chicago on New Year’s Eve, ordering 100 patrons to leave and seizing alleged liquor. Guinan, veteran of New York raids, faced furnishings being cleared as officers cited a New York ruling. Guinan vowed a New Year’s Eve celebration even if guests must sit on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prohibition
Texas
Tex
New York
Gilinan
Fred Kaplan
Planet
Mars
FOR SALE Two good houses at a bargain
Two good houses offered at a bargain with very cheap terms if taken at once. Phone 599.
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Kelly's
Little Jane
Jack
Grandma
Sue
Aries
Menser Federal - Reserve Bank
J. Lloyd Stantzell
Oldov
J. D. Murray
Z. B
Alice Freno
Hast Street
Arline Haight
Dorothy Hammond
Livi Waeka
Has Street
Grangehall
West
Spring Creek
Theister's
M. M. Sorority
Plorence Barry
Gleveland
Mary Downey
Olean
J.D. Murray
Pennsylvaniaus Imelude
George B. Morris
Bradford
Otto G. Hitchcock
Frederick J. O'Brien
Titusville
Frederick H. Davenport
Meadville
Charles M. Heid
Chevrolet
Church Street
Ceneter
Paul Rockwell
Gambridge Springs
Eaward J. van Alstyne
Wilcox
Thomas H. Myers
Justice of the Peace
van Alstyne
J. L. Trambley
Johnsonburg
Center St
Greenville
Zion Reformed Church
St. Paul
Baptist Wiunch
South Hills
Philadelpha
Thomas Mehuffey
Romown
Mehaffey
Hammond Screen Coal
Furniture Manufacturers’ Outlet
Mason
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic ‘Temple
Sidney Wiston
Sherrick
Corry
St ‘Thomas
Owidek
St. “Jalaaibeth's
Issie Ole Tegular
Kamora
Guinan
Ly United Press
Keister
New Year's Bay
Vv. E. Phillips
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