Local Notices and Evening Events Preview
The town gossips about a string of events from an Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner in Gray muditoriumn to vaudeville at the OrpNeura theater in Titusville. Also noted are stock market shifts, farm poultry shows, a temple lecture, and a Vatican radio blessing. Persistent civic notices include divorces, a G.A.R. charter surrender, and a Sea of various community happenings in Warren and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Buller
State Hiatellery
Presbyterian Brotherhood of
Union City
Gray
Warren
Evie
Corry
Jamestown
Titusville
Emmanuel to Observe 60th Anniversary of Church
The sixtieth anniversary of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will be celebrated starting Sunday with Holy Communion at 8:80. The church was consecrated February 2, 1872 under Rt. Rev. John Barrett Kerfool, with Rev. Thomas Bell as rector. Services include prayers, sermon, and a feast. a Tuesday Holy Communion at 9:30 and prayers for founders. A farewell dinner closes the events with confirmation by Rt. Rev. John C. Wand of Erie for the first 1932 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Chirch
John Barrett Kerfoor
Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Thomas Bell
Ethel
Ehnmaguel and
Lillian Guilds
Puestley
John C. Wand
D. D
Erie
Dairymen of Sub District Meet in Grange Hall South Ripley
The Walrymen's League Co operative Association of District No. 172 held a well attended meeting in Grange Hall at South Ripley. Attendees included Mr and Mrs F C Harvey and daughter Barbara Jane from the Cor ry Local. Director HH Marah of Water Iford gave a report on the New York City directors meeting and traveling to Buffalo and upstate cities. A lengthy discussion covered the mill return across the district. The next sub district meeting will be in Coxry on February 25 with Mrs Anna F K Stapler of New York City Home Office to attend and present school work reports. Dinner was served at noon to many members of District No 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrymen's League Co-operate Association
New York City
Buffalo
New York
Upstate
Coxry
Anna F. K. Stapler
District No. 178
Alleged Driver Convicted In Two Murder Manslaughter Case
United Press report from Pittsburgh dated January 29 states Harry L. White, 45, employee of City Home and Hospital, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a June accident on the William Penn highway near Heidelberg. White allegedly drove the car that struck and killed Chester Oloney, 21, Carnegie, and Charles Allen, Heidelberg. Defense plans to file a motion for a new trial. Visiting Judge R. L. Hildebrand presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Heldeberg
Harry L. White
City Home and Hospital
White
Chester Oloney
Carnegie
Charles Allen
Heidelberg
Louis Kitter
R. L. Hildebrand
Lawrence County
Pee
School nurse talk fronts Fairview PTA meeting
Miss Eva Kepler spoke on the duties of the school nurse at the January Fairview Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Vincent Anderson read related articles as members planned a February 18 and 19 benefit entertainment at the Junior High School to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview P. T. A
Eva Kepler
Palryian
Parent-Teachera Association
Vincent Anderson
Anderson
O. W. Bracken
Stroke Fatal To Mrs Catherine Dorwin
Mrs Catherine L Dorwin widow of Harvey R Dorwin died shortly after midnight from a stroke at her Corry home 26 1 2 East South Street She was 66 and had lived in Corry four years a member of Home Protection Lodge She is survived by two daughters Mrs FA White and Mrs D N Pike a son Sidney Dorwin two sisters and two grandchildren The body went to Davison Funeral Home then to her daughter Mrs White for private service Monday at 2 PM Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Werome
East South Street
Catherine L. Dorin
Harvey R Dorwin
Dorwin
Anny
Corry
Suntth
Ville
FA. White
D. N. Pike
Bri
Sidney Dorwig
Fast South Street
William Walden
Brocton
Allen Farley
Gowanda
N. Y
Davison
Masonic Dancing Party This Evening At Temple
The Sansomer Rabernity hosts a Masonic Temple dancing party this evening with an expected large crowd. Invitations went out earlier in the week. A seven piece orchestra will provide music led by Mr and Mrs M H Brooks of Erie visiting from Corry. Dancing from 9 30 to 1 00. Address at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Brooks. East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansomer
Masonic Temple
M. H. Brooks
Erietra
Corry
Sam Brooks
Ovelock
Joe East Pleasant Street
Titusville Man Convicted for Leaving Scene of Accident
Ralph Hunter of Titusville was convicted by a Sessions jury in Franklin for failing to stop after a December collision near the Promklin Oil City ford by the Reno dance hall. Testimony said his car swiped L. L. Cook’s, injuring Rebecca Hays and injury to a Govke auto as he did not stop. Prosecutors cited witnesses including Cook, Hays, Schilling, Goodman, and Hills. Later notes state New Castle will permit Sunday movies beginning next Sunday with proceeds to unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramlin
Jung
Ralph Hunter
Titusville
Promklin-Oil City
Reno
L. L. ‘Cook
Cook
Hunter
Castle
New Castle
Ibe
Mayne
Procal Theatres
Ihe
Card Party Draws Large Crowd by Catholic Daughters
One of the era’s most successful benefit events organized by the Catholic Daughters of America drew a large crowd last evening in the IK off rooms. Mrs Mary Murray chaired arrangements as 24 tables hosted guests including Mr and Mrs William Blair and Mr and Mrs Frank Keefe. Awards were given to Mrs Randallowers and Mrs Margaret Hall for bridge and to Mrs Nellis Hart and Miss Ella Hart for five hundred. A lunch of sandwiches pokies cake and coffee followed. Proceeds will aid charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of ‘Americs
Mary Murray
Iwenty
Sirs
William Blair
Meadville
Prank Keefe
Veseyville
Margaret Mat
Knoxville
Tenn
Ranldowers
Margaret Hall
Bridge
Catch in Small of Back Relieved by A Nutic Tablets
R W Aylesworth of Meshoppen Pennsylvania describes five years of sharp burning twinges across the kidneys and severe fatigue. He cites weakness, nocturnal urination, and sediment in the urine, but reports significant relief after using Dr. Pierce's A-nuric Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meshoppen
R. W. Aylesworth
Dr. Pierce
Tragic Bellefont Stabbing Ties to Penitentiary Servant
Betty Hickok an 18 year old daughter of Dr L Hickok resident psychiatrist at Rockview penitentiary Bellefont Pa was fatally stabbed by Fred Colling 87 a negro trusty and servant in the Hickok house. Colling is not expected to be tried for murder due to mental deficiency and was moved to Western penitentiary after Rockview prisoners threatened lynching him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hickok
Dr. L. Hickok
Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefont
Bsr
Fred Colling
Hickok
Colling
Western Penitentiany
Rockview
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Bill Alimion
Kane
Altman
Columbia Gas and Mlecyle
Billy Musa
Milton
Arkansas Travelers
John W.mclane
Grand Army of the Republic
Unionity
J. J. Drews Post
Dudges A.P. Rossiter
Joeph J. Bouton
Milan County
Ty Carry
Willam E. Ross
Ellen J. Ross
Kelly
Belen E. Switzer
Niling F. Switzer
Lelia M. ‘Ross
Roland Moss
Rosifing
Ny -Wm
Clarence Hy
Rupert Hughes
Frne
Temple
Phind
Pope Pius XE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican City
B.S
Ttr National Broadcasting Company
Board of
Ducation
Elnel
Deaot
Department of Commerce Today
United States
Iat
Glenn Christ
Cory
Panama ‘Canal Zone
Peat Christ
Tdagt
Canalone
Christ
Far Easter
Orisia
Mantoto
Imag
Tokio
Rotary Club
Emmanuel
Ward
South Ripley
Catherine Dorwin
Tytusville
Franklin
C.d.of
Cosmidpolita
Conconiens
Imperial Avery
Yalute Ten Tyliy
Furniture Manufacturers’ Outlet
North Center
Uncle Bill
Dorothy R. Mendenhall
Model Dairy Co
Starr
Washington St
Psone
Carpenter World
B. R. Johnson
W. Wayne Street
SV. Beaoks
HC. Warner. Bof LS
Third Avenue
Call Holly Furniture Company
West Main Street
Aia
J. B. Pat
F.E. York
Michael Hare
Siely
John
Fisher
Shakespeare
Trusty
Ove
Foretta
Taong Slings
Tsimely Mush
Bere We
Tommye
Paul Robinson
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