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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
8
Fragmented local items report railroad charters, appointments, and crew changes. William Driscoll receives internal revenue roles in Pittsburgh, while James L. O'Too Jr. retires to pursue a judgeship. Bridges, trains, snow, and a late February timeline frame a broad roundup of transportation, payroll, and public notices.
A man known locally as Bill Ridgway died at Warren General Hospital yesterday after being injured January 28 when struck by Roy Anderson’s car in Sheffield. Coroner Ed Lowrey and Highway Patrol officer investigated. Ridgway, who lived in Sheffield, had gone through treatment for a chest and rib injuries and a shoulder fracture before failing to recover. Funeral plans pending word from relatives in Sheffield.
Announcement: Mrs. Kuna H. Broya, formerly of Corry, wed Cleo T. Boys of Union City in Ripley on Monday February 24. Rev. A H Nicholson performed the ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. A wedding dinner followed at the groom’s mother Mrs. Cora Boyd’s home 22 Pulnoy Street Union City for immediate family.
Sparta, Feb 28 A Sparta Womans Club meeting featured reports on health and social events. Members noted births, anniversaries, and local visits while planning forthcoming garden and agricultural sessions at the school and grange hall.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania dairy herds averaged 144 pounds of milk per cow in January, 2.77 pounds above the national average. Hansell French, Secretary of Agriculture, was advised today by the Federal State Crop Reporting Service.
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