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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
8
Carter Hill July 5 Rain was a welcome visitor aiding crop growth. Local residents and visitors from Panama and nearby towns attended gatherings, church events, and social calls. Several families relaxed at homes, holidays noted, and a football score noted as Carter Hill pall team lost to Columbus 15 to 6.
A Ross family reunion was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blakes- ise in Carry, R. D. 1, Sunday, July Tat. A bountiful chicken dinner followed with music by Martin and Louis Lindsey. Corry attendees included Carl and Mary Lindsey, Howard Claibatt and family, Howard Pier and son, and Ralph Lindsey. out-of-town guests Martin Lindsey and Son of Spartansburg, Ray Lindsey and two children of New Castle, Martha Lindsey, B. N., and Palmer Axtell of Washington, DC. Willard and Mrs. Steward of Rochester, formerly Miss Hess Lindsey, plan to Portland, Oregon. They will stop at Clinton Brown’s home at Glenview en route, and visit the Chicago exposition.
Beaverdam and surrounding area residents gathered for church meetings with M. S. Ladies Aid and community socials. Numerous visits occurred among locals including Cummings, Tarbell, Proctor, Lyons, and Watrous families with gatherings in Corry Wattsburg and Jamestown. A June wedding joined Lucy Risent Triscuit and Lloyd Johnson in Cochranton, with after-call visits back in Beaverdam.
Warren July scene reports Anton Spies aged 46 nearly drowned at the Outing Club dock during a Salon Evangelical Sunday school picnic. Robert Erickson, 17,él, a Glade Troop No 6 High Scout, dived in after Spies as water was over head. Erickson used Red Cross life saving training to tow the man ashore.
In Philadelphia a municipal court judge sought a method to compel a crippled boy's father to let surgeons treat him. John Hon slam, 16, has a left leg bent in a wheel shape after a knee fracture two years ago. The father, a faith healer, refused medical examination on religious grounds, citing belief in God. No law authorizes the judge to compel treatment.
In Reading, Pennsylvania, 22 year old Mrs. Bernard Grossberg was struck by four bullets when ex suitor Edwin Arnold entered her parents home, opened fire in the dining room, and then killed himself. The woman remained in serious condition at a local hospital as police investigated the double tragedy.
Spartansburg July 6 U S Most buys Walter Pfeiffer's interest in the Osu Tanning Co. and will operate the plant as before. Brother George Most, studying in Helsfor Germany, plans to return September to assist with the new process. Community notes report family gatherings, reunions, dances, and local visits from Erie, Jamestown, Butler, and Washington.
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