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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
4
Mrs Susie Peterson says her husband Albert Peterson threatens to take her life and flee with the children, prompting her to leave home. The note mentions her daughter and a possible appeal to the American Legion Auxiliary bake sale and local business hours around Independence Day.
Kerrinwar residents discuss Meadville analogy tows affecting Craw Ford county seat while Healey's Studio reports new film stock arriving. The Wattsburg Grange will host a roast beef dinner at the Presbyterian church with games, stunts, and tickets at 35 cents. Lost cat noted with reward. Mrs Karin Lunden of Mt Jewell celebrates her 89th birthday with family visit. Fireworks advertised by Lindsley at 313 Kane. Fresh film urged for 4th of July from Healey's.
City and Vicinity Georgia sugar watermelons 49c Kerry Kream bread 3 for 25c qt jar mixed sweet pickles 33c new potatoes 43c pk Prem ier salad dressing 35c Gooch's flour 92c sk all kinds of fresh meats vegetables and fruits. We deliver. TH tuR SALE asters plants. Weber's 412 S Center st.
Mrs CC Warner a long time resident of the Corry area died after a lingering illness at home. Survived by her husband two daughters Hazel Warner and Mrs Pierce and two sons Rexford Cory and Alfred Albuquerque N M by one sister Mrs RS Peterson Carty one brother Merle Miller Os City and her mother Mrs Emma Miller who lived with her One grandchild Harold Pierdo. Funeral announcements will follow after arrival of a son from Albuquerque.
Two parachutists survive a crash of a Fairchild cabin monoplane in foggy Pennsylvania mountains. Pilot Richart Depew and passenger A A Woodruff describe loss of control and altitude shifts from 11 000 to 6 000 feet before the craft crashed near Middletown. Salvage plans for the engine were discussed as investigators weighed the dramatic emergency.
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