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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1930
Page
6
Mrs Delia Alexander a former Corry resident lives in Cleveland and suffered a serious hip and wrist fracture after a fall at home in recent days. Her advanced age worsens her condition and medical care is being sought as she recovers.
Impressive funeral for Mrs. Garrett Bensini conducted at her Columbus home on Friday afternoon with Rev. L D UHS presiding. Attendees included relatives from New Kensington and towns such as Lakewood Corry Columbus and Clymer. Music by Mrs Charles Swanson Mrs Gilbert Tow and Mrs James Wassink. Body interred at West Lawn cemetery after services. Bearers named Leas Hill Del Johnson Carl Way James Cordin Claus Spencer Floya Hammona.
A Warren skating rink provided for children and adults under the borough park committee. Beaty Field area flooded under supervision, with a floodlight installed for nightly skating enjoyed by large crowds each evening.
The January meeting of the Concord Parent Teachers Association met Friday at 3 30 pm in the school building. A program of recitations songs and solos by pupils was followed by Mrs Merrill Lillie singing I Can Sing You a Song of Springtime and Lovely Night. Mrs B C Barnes spoke on Corry highlighting places of interest and beauty. Mrs Bates urged ongoing civic effort for Corry’s growth and welfare. Weather outlook through February 1 predicted rain or snow early then fair. Rex Mulheirn hosted sixteen youths at East Street with Jane Crum as honored guest. entertainment included music cards and refreshments at 11 pm.
Desert Charley Hubricht arrived in Warren yesterday guiding four pack animals. He traveled from California in April 1929 and passed through the city en route to New York, bearing his wife and gear across the desert route.
Classifieds offer washing and sewing work from Mrs Amy Davis at 1 Ohio Street 412H9 and Glenn Davis at 46 Ohio Street 312By. Offers in the classified section of potential interest to readers.
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