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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
8
Reports show 10 of 40 cattle tested in Concord Township infected with tuberculosis after Monday tests. Twenty five percent infection rate noted on day one with 85 dairies tested over three days. One hundred and twenty five dairies remain to be tested with results due by week's end.
Samuel Crane aged __ years died yesterday evening at his son T. H. Crane's home at 519 Liberty Street after a long illness. He lived in Spring Creek, Pa., for many years and moved to Cory three weeks ago to reside with his son. Survived by two sons William Crane and Edward Crane, a daughter Miss Elizabeth Crane, four sisters Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Agnes Fran, Mrs. Jane Eliza Smith, and Mrs. Mary Sex, and two brothers William Prue and Thomas Crane. Funeral Sunday with services at 12:45 at the son's home and 2:00 at Mongravarional Church. burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
Erie officials discuss adding police presence around schools after complaints of disturbances at school linkages and near outlying district gatherings. The School Board secretary notes measures to protect students and curb illicit activities near educational sites during a committee meeting.
In a small Middle West town a discouraged woman after four months of poor health could not bend to tie shoes or leave home. A booklet of testimonials led her to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she felt relief and by the eleventh bottle the trouble ceased. She endorses the product and offers to answer letters from other women.
Eight proprietors in Dunark paid fines totaling for violations after pleading guilty to serving beverages with excess alcohol. A night raid by police concluded with samples taken and several owners citing penalties of 50 dollars each. Names and addresses of cited establishments listed.
Open Columbus Road notes July 23rd events for a community reunion at Matherpark August 17 with Coleman's Union City band. Miss Allene Hillburg visits with relatives before a motor trip to Los Angeles. Ralph Curtiss injury and Jaggi family accident are reported alongside church services and Sunday school plans.
The Ladies Auxiliary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted a garden social at the new home of Mrs Reith attracting over a hundred guests. About 75 dollars was raised for the project with ice cream and cake served. The event praised the organizing committee including Mrs Glean Spencer, Mrs Bunt Jackson, Mrs Harvey Patterson, Mrs Parker, and Mrs W Young.
July 15 The Mot Tand American diner Veendam ran four miles off Nantucket when the Houghdmetican tine fires of the Veendam were advised by wireless. All of the Sagaland crew of approximately six were saved.
Moles feed mainly on garden insects and grubs rather than plants. They cause damage through burrowing as they hunt soil-dwelling pests, including mites and worm-like larvae, but their diet includes limited vegetable matter at times.
Seymour Jones and his family flee a fire that destroyed their Kaliroud residence on Thursday morning. Fire crews arrived as the upper porch and walls collapsed, while Mrs Fines and a son Charles were awakened and rescued from the flames.
In Pittsburgh on July 16, fifty extra policemen were posted in the Hill district to prevent disturbances after a shooting incident. A mob of African Americans marched on Center Avenue decrying one man and chasing others as Walk Blick, 38, was taken to a hospital. Police rounded up twenty two suspected individuals.
Largely attended funeral services honored Mrs Austin Perkins who died at her daughter Ann Woodward’s home in Grad Valley. Rev. Roth led at Vergon Perkins’ home on Franklin Street with solos “End of the Road” and “When Gates Swing Outward.” Interment followed at Ping Grove cemetery. Relatives from Grand Valley and vicinity attended.
Joh G Payne a prominent railroad official in Oil City resigns as Chief Clerk Allegheny Division to join Laidlaw and Company New York bankers in their Oil City Branch established May 1 1927 He will assume duties July 18 known as Jack Payne in local circles and Kiwanis Club member with long ties to Corry classifieds note ads about furnishing rooms.
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