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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
7
Brief item notes a Union game result not included in IYPBLE records. No scores or locations specified. No further context available from the fragmented text.
Mrs Shelly Jonsy of West leak street thwarted a Wednesday night hold up at the corner of Central avenue and Poshaleset. A 24-year-old man produced a gun and forced a boy to hand over money while a police officer across the street was alerted. The intruder fled empty handed after the clerk signaled law enforcement. The boy acted under coercion but was not an accomplice. Police traced no suspect.
Two Vacation Bible Schools will close as the community shows appreciation for the workers. The Baptist church school ends its term with an 180 enrollment and about 150 average attendance, led by Kathryn Thompson of Corry with help from local teachers. An evening demonstration program at 7:20 will feature the closing event and a free will offering to defray school costs.
Past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary for Erie Crawford and Venango counties held a luncheon meeting at Tar Bell's Inn west of Corry on Thursday to organize a Past Presidents Parley. Thirty six members attended including Mary Murray Vic ar Orn and Lloyd Stowe representing the local auxiliary. Two officers were elected: Mrs Colin Donaldson of Erie as president and Mrs Izh Zarge of Franklin as secretary treasurer.
Sparta Firemen elected officers for the coming year led by P. J. Dooher as president and Glen Burton as secretary. The group, now sixty paid members strong, plans to repair their hall and retire debts by September. Local obituaries note the death of Provence Thompson Horton in California. Many community notices follow about reunions, births, and residents visiting or moving within Spartansburg and nearby towns.
Erie July 1 1871 a sprite of a lad twelve years old began work as an errand boy for Jarecki Manufacturing Company. Now the plant’s paymaster Frank Cantor, 227 Main Street, oversees weekly payroll and banking. Cantor is known throughout the plant from laborer to president and plans to work into old age.
A group including Carl Mallon and his mother Mrs Wil liam Mallon with relatives from McKeesport Pa visited Hatchtown on Wednesday and called on Mr and Mrs J A Winans along with Mrs D D Shanahan and her daughter Mrs Richard Farley and Wilbur Farley who spent the week as guests of their aunt. Lionel Thorogood Sr and family returned to St Peters Fla after a month visiting Mr and Mrs L Y Thorogood and family.
A week long revival at Unity Bretwen Church Bear Lake features Evangelist Sylvester Santor of Galesburg Illinois and pastor Rev Roger Morey inviting the community. Each night at 8 includes music and sermon on Given Them a Chance and What Will Your Answer Be with a Sunday 11 worship and chart study on The Second Coming of Christ. A basket dinner and visual program precede the closing message A Visit from the King delivered by Evangelist Sanford.
In a New York dressing room Caroline learns Gina and Alec are in love but engaged to others. Barry reveals the triangle and proposes a course, leaving Caroline stunned yet resolved to decide her own future as two years loom ahead.
A fatal car crash near Wayne Street in Wingiten district claimed the life of educator L. Rhea Upalo and a woman identified by local authorities. The incident occurred as emergency crews responded to the damaged vehicle in a residential area. Officials noted the pair were transported to a nearby hospital but could not be saved.
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