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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
2
Community notes list specials at Lye and Glendora groceries with 4 for 25c prices, a public hearing on the proposed 194 city budget reducing the tax rate, and a range of events from band concerts to Elks dances. Police and local reports cover a drive for blood, a student injury, missing girl reports, and misc civic notices.
A new alumni register for Allegheny College, described as the most extensive ever published, is being prepared under Dean Emeritus Clarence P. Ross of Meadville. It will compile biographical data on all former Allegheny students, with more detail than prior editions.
Mrs Susie A Taylor wife of William Taylor of East Branch died at Corry Hospital shortly before 2 pm on Wednesday after a brief illness. She was born January 13, 1902 at Belle Valley and belonged to the Advent Christian church. Survived by husband Paul Taylor and daughters Arlene and Willie, also Mrs Grace Graver. parents John Murphy and Nellie Crosby. siblings Arthur Murphy and Chevs Stevie, Gertrude Kimmity, Alton Deary, and Beurig Pickard. Body at 62 West Frederick Street, services and burial in East Branch Cemetery Friday.
The United States lists New York City Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Los Angeles as cities with populations exceeding one million each. The figure highlights urban growth and demographic distribution in major metros.
Cambridge Harvard students calling themselves the Crimson Cult staged a hex party on the Charles River bank and hanged an effigy of Adolf Hitler to burn embers before a rope on the student’s feet began to singe. One editor was targeted after allegedly revealing the group’s plan. The incident ends with no serious injuries.
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