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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1927
Page
5
Miss Emima Linscott travels to Warren Oklahoma this noon to visit her cousin Mrs Jack Stone and Mr McChine. The visit marks the start of a brief family stay as she plans to spend several days with relatives at their home.
United Press reports Francis Esran Browning known as Peaches arrived in Hamilton Bermuda to recuperate from a court case in New York. Her escort included a journalist and her mother Heeman. The trio stayed at the Hamilton Hotel as reporters scrambled for a quiet corner to observe the scene.
A fragmentary note from 1920 reflects Navy boxing and football captains, led by Captain Richard Collins, praising the calibre of the teams and acknowledging thanks from families and neighbors for support during a recent bereavement.
Local residents and relatives from Erie Jamestown and Kane arrived in Meadville for weekend visits. Several travelers include Miss Opal Allen and Henry Green, Miss Ruth Wood visiting from Jamestown, and Mrs. J. Bonnell and Mrs. Fred Barnes traveling from Pittsburgh and Glymer for short stays with family and friends.
In the Senate Chamber near confrontation occurred as Senator Carter Glass of Virginia appeared ready to clash with Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana and invited him to the cloakroom to settle the argument. A cluttered far-reaching clip mentions a job ad for ten-hour workdays and a for sale notice for a Henry team at Gates' farm in Corry, Pa.
Mrs C D Dickinson and Mel WA Ostrander of Smethport guests at Mr and Mrs Prants Heath Franklin Street. Mrs Charles Ober returns from Jamestown. Paul Bowell of East Orange and Mr Worth of Chicago plan weekend at former home West Church Street. Mi re Bowell will locate this, for the Aeigia Insurance Company. Miss May Howard telephones this afternoon from Warren. Mrs Avery improving. Miss Anna Lap, Mina Terey, Laura Doda, Elinor sid Maggares Dutt and Mary Buck visit over weekend.
Mrs Dorcas Rogers widow of atenue Rogers died at her home 2 Brook Street after a three year illness. She was nearly eighty one, longtime Corry resident. Survived by son Varsy Rogers and daughter Mrs Lee Perkins, plus sisters Mrs Cara Sample and Mrs Emma Hamilton. A sister Mrs Mary Blakeslee died December 1926. Funeral Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the home and burial in Lisbe Younesville cemetery.
A four story brick administration building at the Pennsylvania Training School in Morganza burned down amid a stiff wind. Firemen from Washington, Pittsburgh, Canonsburg, Dormont, Glendale and Houston battled the blaze with a meager water supply. Estimated damage reached $200,000.
Secretary Mellon and Postmaster General New approved additional projects drafted by the joint post office treasury public buildings committee for fiscal year 1928. The recommendations were sent to the budget bureau for action and expected to reach the House Appropriations committee tonight to schedule hearings on the first year public building program Monday.
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