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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
6
Erie conference ministers begin efforts on a new camp site between Point Chautauqua and Bemus Point with 13 members spending eight days clearing brush and building a roadway. They seek to buy adjacent lands to extend the frontage as negotiations continue.
Five young men from across the region will perform at the Sunday evening service of the First Baptist Church. Ward Weaver Dean Ainsworth Kenneth Andrus Charles Moore Vernon Weber form the quintet, offering solos duets and instrumental numbers plus a short message. The service starts at 1:45 PM with no admission charge.
Harry Platt, 66, lifelong Spartansburg resident, died yesterday in Corry Hospital from heart disease. Survived by children Florence Bates, Ernest Platt, Doris Blakeslee of Spartansburg. Richard and James Platt of Reno. Vivian Mildon of Princess Anne. a brother Frank. sisters Eva Titus and Nellie Alsdort. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Torrey Funeral Home. Interment in Reese Hill Cemetery. Reverend F. Armitage of Spartanburg Methodist Church officiating. Arches built as early as 4000 acres.
Italian authorities announced that Luciano Lucey Lucian, once a New York vice king, will be exiled to Lercara Friddi in Sicily. He was picked up in Rome amid an international drug traffic probe but no evidence was found. he is to be questioned again before deportation, with linked arrest of Charles Vincent Trupia of New York at Rome airport.
Carrie St John Hoag aged 64 mother of Roy Hoag of Corry died at Union City Hospital after transfer. Funeral from Glenn Funeral Home Union City Saturday at 3 PM with Rev W F Riding presiding. Burial in Waterford Cemetery. Survived by husband Jay, sons Earl Waterford Bert at home, daughter Mrs Frank Waldron Waterford, sisters Mrs Katherine Lovejoy Wisconsin and Mrs Mamie Adams Missouri, and 15 grandchildren.
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