Erie Train No 7 Kills Man at Salamanca Accident
Henry C Whitlock 71 a Masonic Temple employee died after an Erie bound train struck his automobile on a Wildwood prairie crossing near Salamanca. He died an hour later at City Hospital.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
2
Henry C Whitlock 71 a Masonic Temple employee died after an Erie bound train struck his automobile on a Wildwood prairie crossing near Salamanca. He died an hour later at City Hospital.
The New York dairy sector faces price drops led by Sheffield Farms. Dairy leaders warn cheaper cream could force milk price cuts, threatening farmer incomes by millions monthly and altering urban consumer costs.
The Bear Lake camp meeting planned by the Gospel Workers of America from July 19 to August 2 is canceled due to the serious illness of Bishop Orrin K Wheelock who was to lead. The sudden breakdown occurred during a brief gathering and is blamed on intense heat and high altitude. Inquiries may be directed to Mrs. Grinni Wheelock, 46 Broadway, Rochester.
Members and guests enjoyed a weekly special event at the Gorty County Clk yesterday afternoon. Notable attendees included James Mabie Larson Wareon Harmon and Howard Sheen, with out of town guests from Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Mrs B i Muproy and Mrs McCray led high honors, while hosts and guests extended thanks to the organizing committee and visiting friends.
A man identified as Joh Quigley of Olean New York and a 20 year Pennsylvania Railroad employee was found critically ill with memory loss in Sharon Pennsylvania and hospitalized yesterday.
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