Local News and Social Doings From Corry Area
Mrs J A Lanston moved home from Corry hospital on Park Street where she had been a patient. Mrs Addie Kolster returned to Corry RD 6 from hospital after a broken hip from a fall. Mrs John Love hosted eight guests for bridge on East Congress Street with prizes to Mrs Herold Brown and Mrs M Leo Mulderick and a salad served. Home Protection Lodges to meet Monday evening. five hundred game planned after business hour. Mercer reports 7000 rabbits released to replace a prior hunting loss of 53000. Card from Pari Central Hotel New York announced Mrs C P Bliss of this town as a recent rival. Plenty of baled hay at Spencer's Feed Store. Minor collision at King and North Center streets caused no injuries. vehicles damaged. Arts and Crafts Club held a social afternoon with quotations on current events and articles of “Ein eleib” being addressed. Social hour and cake served at 4280 Tack Store location.
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J. A. Lanston
Park Street
Corry Hospital
Addie Kolster
Corry
R. D
Kolster
John Love
Bridge
East Congress Street
Herold Brown
Spencer's
King
North Center Streets
Arts and Crafts Club
Triscuit
Tibby Glass
Tibby
Punxsntawmsy
Kelly's
Hiss=Dielty
Jessie Newton
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center Street
Emma J. Armstrong
Ritz
Union City
East South Street
Verryscollier
SRG
Fragments of City News and Local Notices
Police seek thief who stole ten dozen eggs from a car while owner James B Cor yea transacted business in court. Westminster College presidency rumors center on Rev. Charles J. Jordan. Socials include Opportunity Club at Mrs Walter Hiltberg. Ritz Union City advertises 85c Sunday dinners and local listings for food and services. Mayville sheriff posts reward for jail escapee Voyle Garrison. Community notices cover radio station permits and local club gatherings.
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Gooch
Will J. Wilcox
New Castle
James B. Coryea
Court House
Charles J. Jordan
Opportunity Club
Walter Hiltberg
East Frederick Street
Jean McInnes
Hazel Euowlton
Sarah McInnes
Ralph Boyle
Ritz
Union City
Hem S. Hastings
Neleolamin Works
St. Marys
Pennsylvania
West Point Military Academy
War Department
Thomas C. Cochran
Allen H. Foreman
Oil City
Charles W. Dobson
Grove City
Paul M. Post
Johnson Bars
Lewis B. Driebellies
Wesleyville
Pennsula National Guard
Co. H
118Th Infantry
W C
Murray Fier
West Congress Street
Jamestown Broadcasting Company
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
Ana
B. Newton
Stati Woel
WOCL
Tip Commission
Newton
Erie
Melva Miller
Cambridge Springs
Mayville
Samuel A. Brown, Jr
Voyle Garrison
Roy L. Chadwick
Roy D. Casselmia
Eugene Brace
Dans Ville
Garrison
Three Men Feared Lost in Tug Boat Disaster
United Press reports a collision near Billingsport New Jersey involved the tug Richmond and a larger ship. Three crewmen are believed drowned: Ricker first engineer Hasan Nicholson second engineer and Glyink seaman. Captain and three others were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadeupsia
Richmond
Billingsport
N. J
Ibean
Ritker
Hasan J. KE. Nicholson
Philadelphia
J. Glyink
County Fines Routed to Treasury in Budget Shuffle
County commissioners debated shifting fines from the jail to the county treasury for the coming year. Judges Rosites and W. Hirt discussed assignments, with some revenues redirected from the library fund to the treasury. The 1081 revenue aim and a depleted budget were cited as driving factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
County Law Library
Erie
J. P. Rossites
W. Hirt
Court House
Former Oil City Officer Sentenced
Franklin January 10 Laster Schropp former Oil City police officer was sentenced by Judge Parker to the Western Penitentiary on two counts of immorality. One count carries five to ten years and the second one to one to two years. both terms run concurrently. Other sentences include David Uhstead for driving while intoxicated with 60 days in jail and license revocation, M Goodenow for DWI with costs and three days in jail, Charles Burgard for DWI with 10 days in jail and license revocation, and Hugh Snyder for possessing and transporting light liquor with a $300 fine, costs and six months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Laster Schropp
Oil City
William M. Parker
Weslern
Pam
Judge Parker
David Uhstead
Halyday Street
City
M. Goodenow
Hitle
Goodenow
Parker
Charles W. Burgard
McGalmiont
Rocky Grove
Burgard
Hugh Snyder
Laurel Avenue
Worldhouse
Spring Creek Boy Dies at Corry Hospital
Robert L. Mattice age 11 died last evening at 7 at Corry hospital after a week as a patient. He was born April 30 1920 in Spring Creek township and survived by his mother Mrs Byron West Cresar Corry R D his father Sanford Mattice in Ohio five sisters Lena Jane Grace Doris and Mrs George Price Spring Creek and one brother Arthur at home. Funeral services Sunday at 2 from the home near Spring Creek with burial in Lawn cemetery. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and flowers during illness and death of Millard Mourton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Mattice
Corry Hospital
Bor
Spring Creek Township
Byron
West
Cresar
Corry
R. D
Sanford Mattice
Ohio
George Price
Spring Creek
Lena
Jane
Grace
Doris
Arthur
Owill
Our Lawn
Hardware Prices Show Clothing Bars Price
Hardware prices list indicates items such as clothes bars priced at 15e per unit, reflecting a local market snapshot.
Bear Lake News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Residents and guests fill Bear Lake with visits from Jamestown Randolph Columbus and Warren. Sunday gatherings include Revival services at the UB Church and a birthday surprise party for Glenn Tillotson. Visitors came from Wattsbury Pittsfield Lottsville Corry and Clyan New York with many hosting at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Jan. S
T. Dhambry
Yaetano Fashano
Joseti Mitiolo
Jamestown
Herman Hawkins
Bessie Hawkins
Lakewood
Nettie Phillips
Margaret Crowe
Randolph
F. J. Crowe
Humphrey Slvanigan
Floyd Daugherty
Wattsbury
Marie Hanna
Pittsfield
Boon
FF. J. Crowe
Warren
Ghurett
Tingley
Gonnewango Valley
Fullom
Amici class installs new officers at United Brethren Church
Amici class of United Brethren Church elected officers at a meeting hosted by Vir Bergman and wife. President Pietre, vice president Sorenson, secretary May, and treasurer May were installed. Plans were made for a Star Creek church entertainment. Bible study, social hour, and refreshments followed. Next meeting February 13 will feature a supper dinner and Saint Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Vir
GT. Bergman
West Irving Street
ival_ Sr. Pietre
R. Sorenson
HH. W. Mostier
Cyntha May
Théo
Stara Creek Church
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Wing-Willi Stores
Pari Central Hotel
New Yui City
C. P. Bliss
Dawson
N. Je
Matt Latch Beast
Rubber Footwear
Goodyear
Newhouse
North Center Street
Shoehouse
Corry, Pa
Vennis Follett
Beaverdam
Veronica Drobmeck
Drobneck
Jay Detroit
Providence Hospital
Milan Williams
Ruth French
Cora Dainun
George Curtis
George Drobnecks
Anna Basper
Miss Drobneck
Ammett
McCormick
Conemaugh
Pittsburgh
Joh W
Bambera
Wedpetiv Bureau
Cory
Wight
Lycennetsy
Ile Byran Kips
Youné
Wigo
Will
CO. Treasury
Millard Mourton
Gillette
EverReady
C. E. Doane
West Main St
Brookfield
California
Ivanhoe
Libby
Premier
Fancy
Foster’s
Groceteria
Bear Lake News
B. D. Gottsehalle
Clyan N. Y
Bell Lake
Alice Blanchard
Violet Hagle
C. Fi Johnson
Panam
W. EB. Woodin
Prankc ‘Woouin
Jay Allen
Coungwango
Eimer Alen
Wesitiel
B. B. Cornish
Repekan
Glenn Tillotson
D. Crowe
Hig, Brotha
J. Crowe
AMICI
Roosevelt
N. Cohen& Sons
Roosevelt N. Center
RVICE
Washington W. Washington St
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