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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1931

Page

2

Scott Goes On Trial Today For Erie Slaying

Walter Scott, a city Special policeman, goes on trial at 10 am in Bris ton for the murder two months ago of George Helmer, proprietor of the Hoffman House at 1510 Puach Street. The defense may argue self defense citing two bullet holes in Scott s coat. State witnesses could not be found last week to testify.

Walter Scott Fice Bris’ Primhty George Helmer Hoffman House Puach Street Miles B. Kitts Thomas W. Barber Pittsburgh Otto Herbst Etate Scott Harry Russell

Boy Struck by Stray Bullet Near Mill's Camp

Fifteen year old son of Mrs Irene Tertis of North Prilay street is confined at home with a slight scalp wound from a stray .22 bullet. The injury occurred Saturday while returning from a camping trip with two friends near Mills camp five miles north of the city. The bullet entered the head from the rear, grazed the skull, but caused no serious damage. The boy described a sharp sting and small bumps as the impact occurred.

Irene Tertis North Prilay Street Njies

Leg Amputation at Tranl Memorial Hospital

E H Leard of Chestnut Street Chestut Street had his left leg amputated above the knee at Tranl Memorial hospital Monday after gangrene. Doctor Verne Burden of Philadelphia performed the operation. Mr Heath was described as resting comfortably this afternoon.

Sparta and Vicinity Interesting News Letter Items

Funeral services were held for Viola Dalrymple Myers on Blakeslee Street with Rev A W Gibson officiating. Interment in Hose Hill cemetery. Various local notices follow including birthdays, club meetings, visits from out-of-town relatives, Sunday school class activities, and Grange anniversary remarks highlighting community life in Sparta.

Spartansburg Viola Dalrymple Myers Blakeslee Street A. W. Gibson M. It Hose Hill Cemetery Charles Pratt Edward Baker Chirence Myers Clarence Smith van Chase Guy Fraltic B. F. Miller East Titusville Princess Pat Club R. V. Shreve Carl Smith Jessie Whitnay Lee J. Martin Alfred Charles Marlin Neng August Meadville August Ells Sturdevant Oil City Shippensville Pranklin Mabel Schreckengosten Mechanic Street Edith Winans Philadelphia C. J. Foreman William Thayer Eirle Marel Smith Smith Hatchtown

Meeting of Mentor Club Hosts Patriot Evening

Ten members of the Mentor Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Wilcox home on Tast Milin Street for a patriotic party. Decorations in national colors, a current events summary by Mrs. Wave Perkin, and history highlights from 1820 to 1845 by Ms. Hugh O'Hare were shared due to the absence of Mary Condra. Hostesses served salad, hot rolls, cake and coffee during social hour.

Mentor Club D. Wilcox Milin Wave Perkin Hugh O'Hare Mary Condra Donald Stewart A. G. Rees

Death claims P. L. Lindsey in Concord township

Lindsey died this morning at about seven after months of illness. A lifelong resident born in the family home, he was seventy eight last August. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs B Coos Corry and Mrs W N Chendy Jamestown, a son Guy Lindsey Corry R D 1, a sister Mrs Robert Akam Corry, and a brother Martin Lindsey Spartansburg. Funeral from the Corty home Thursday at noon, interment Rose Hill cemetery Spartansburg. Flowers declined.

Lindsey Concord Township Coos Corry W. N. Chendy Jamestown Guy Lindsey Robert Akam Martin Lindsey Spartansburg Corty R. D Rose Hill Cemetery B. Leroy Linasey

Card of Thanks for Mary Alice Blair

Twish expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers sympathy and kindness extended during illness and death of daughter Mary Alice Blair. Mrs May Blair thanks all who assisted in any way.

Mary Alice Blair Mrs May Blair

Brookhart compliments Pinchot on utility fight

United States Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa praises Governor Pinchot for his stance on the utility issue calling it a fine thing. Brookhart travels from Scranton to Lancaster on a speaking tour and predicts progressive leadership in the Eastern states. Pinchot is seen as the logical Pennsylvania leader for such efforts. The piece also notes Alaska reindeer studies by the Bureau of Biological Survey on grazing, food resources, management, and diseases.

Union Press Harrisburg United States Smith W. Brookhart Towa Pinchot Brookhart Selingrove Lancaster Hirockheart Pennsylvania Alaska Bureau of Biological Survey

Ueeeye News Notes From Blue Eye Community

Local notes report visits and social events around Blue Eye. Arnold Lukala and family stay with Henry Jaquith. surprise party for Mrs L Mabz at Spring Creek. Dorothy Alcorn visiting Lender. Irvin Briggs and Roy Dedeans in nearby Corry. visits from Mrs Martha Griswold and Eilen Morrison. Carlton Curtis passing through. Albert Sandburg attends Grange in Columbus. annual meeting of the SciMd Freehold Telephone Co at Blue Eye Schoolhouse on February 28 with large attendance urged.

Blue Eye Arnold Lukala Chin Henry Jaquith Will Burch Margaret Albert Sandburg L. Mabz Spring Creek Dorothy Alcorn Lender Irvin Briggs Corry Roy Dedeans Ray Griswold Erie Martha Griswold Eilen Morrison Warren Alta Mead Charles Sandburg Blue Eye Dchnol House

Corry Doctor Visits Neighborhood Event at Blue Eye Church

Dr. C. F. Bennett of Corry was a professional visitor in the neighborhood last week. There will be church services at the Blue Eye Church Thursday evening February 19 at 8 oclock with Rev. Garnett of Spring Creek in charge.

C. F. Bennett Corry Blue Eye Church Garnett Spring Creek

Unguentine Cones Promise Fast Pile Relief

An advertisement touts Unguentine Cones as a swift treatment for itching piles. It claims near instant relief from soreness burning and itching with most stubborn cases clearing in days. Endorsed for over 30 years by doctors, the 75 cent box is sold by druggists and made by the Unguentine makers. The Norwich New York area is cited in the ad.

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