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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
3
Heavy rains drenched the city as events from the Senior High Auditorium to social clubs, government and industry notes filled the page. Reports include injuries from a fall on Park Street, civic honors for Judge Henry A. Clark, upcoming Erie Bar Association meeting, and Kiwanis leadership elections in Warren and Erie.
Members of the Corry local of the Dairymen s League Cooperative Association Inc will convene an annual meeting at Grange Hall Horn block Saturday morning January 16 at 11 o clock Election of two directors and associate delegate will feature the business expected to draw many milk producers from Corry and vicinity A talking picture on dairy topics will be shown and a New York office speaker will discuss the milk situation market conditions and the 1907 outlook Dinner served at noon Officials urge a large turnout at Saturday s meeting one of the most important in months
Funeral services for Winfield Meade 68 of Falconer will be held this afternoon at the Fiat-Sconer Funeral Home after his car was struck by Erie passenger train No 7 near Falconer. The body will be shipped to Saginaw Michigan for burial tonight.
Rexford C 1 of Sparta dies at Titusville City Hospital at age 58 after years of illness. A prominent Spartansburg merchant for 30 years he ran a drug store and greenhouse and was active in local civic affairs. Survived by widow, son Kenneth of Cincinnati, two daughters, Ruth Rexford of Jane and Mrs James Paul of Centerville, mother, brother Ralph, and sister Mrs Leor Davis of New York state. Services set for Saturday at 2 from the late home with Rev Garnett of Spring Creek.
W. D Kinney a former Erie West district assemblyman was appointed journal clerk to serve the entire 1937 legislative session in the state senate. The house named Charles Trabold of Erie as message clerk in the same appointments brief.
Bradford civic leader John A. Still died suddenly at his home after a heart attack. The long time business figure, founder of Stillmeral home in Bradford, was stricken on Tuesday evening and died shortly after medical aid arrived. His passing ends a decades long involvement in Bradford business and community affairs.
Federal agents pressed a nationwide hunt for the kidnapper of a boy whose death was linked to a prior captivity. J Edgar Hoover aide John Poe issued a warrant charging the suspect with kidnapping murder extortion and conspiracy while police tied found tracks blood and mud to the crime scene and questioned a suspect’s involvement.
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