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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1931
Page
7
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Warren County boy, injured by a light burn from a detonating blank cartridge during Independence Day celebrations at Johnsonburg, died Monday after a week in recovery. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Lumdquist of Sheffield, had been taken to Kane Community Hospital. His mother had died earlier, and his father survives with a sister.
Twenty four teachers and officers of the Baptist Sunday School met at the superintendent C. S. source on East Pleasant street for their regular session. Plans were made for the Sunday School picnic on July 25. A miscellaneous shower honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Canfield formerly Miss Arlene Wettenburg. Guests included Mrs. Monroe and Miss Parothy Monroe. A fruit salad and cake luncheon followed. The program featured piano solos by Dorothy Monroe, readings by Mildred Monroe, and solos by Mrs Pfeifer, including I Love You Truly and Heart of Mine.
Three bandits robbed two youths and a girl near St. Clair Country Club early today and fled after a ten mile police pursuit. Officers fired but did not halt the escape. The trio included two white youths and a Black male, with a girl accomplice. all were recent high school graduates. Names given include James Pottes jd Elmer and Bartek, from Mr. Lebanon, with the group described as deserted.
A Cannes to Paris airliner crashed into a mountainside near Grenoble, killing the pilot Bouthelr and two passengers, with two others gravely injured. The plane struck a hillside at about 3,800 feet amid fog.
Hollywood star Clara Bow disclosed after years of dye trials that her natural hair shade is chestnut with a hint of red. She recalls starting dyeing at 16 during attempts to break into film, describing a long history of color changes from black and red to blonde. Bow, in Hollywood for dental work, plans a two week return to Rex Bell’s ranch, noting health improvements and weight at 126 pounds, with work ahead to shed pounds once back.
United Press reports on July 1 that the Department of Property and Supplies awarded architectural contracts for state building projects and aims to accelerate construction this summer. Projects include the Morganza training school for $115,000 with Ingram and Boyd of Pittsburgh, Warren State Hospital improvements for $90,000 by Walter Blanahan of Erie, and the Philing Kung State Hospital nurses home for $140,000 by George Idell of Philadelphia.
Miss Ruth Clyburn resigned as superintendent of Corry hospital effective today and was honored at a dinner last night at Hospital Corry. Thirteen guests enjoyed a pink and white table arrangement as she received a bouquet of roses before leaving Saturday for Cleveland and then home to Rainsboro.
At Hotel Cleveland a tear gas bomb exploded in the lobby sending about 1,000 Shriners and wives fleeing. Irving Smith, a bellhop, pulled the device from a wastebasket causing a rush for exits as fumes filled the hall. Lavelle H. Pierce recovered the device, and Smith was burned by breaking a window. Detectives blame hotel staff unrest for the vandalism.
A garbled account notes that Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned after the revolution and that five years later he was offered the title emperor by the French senate. It states he received the crown on December 2, 1804, in Paris.
Vivian Philbrick aged 17 of Guub Hill near Kennedy died instantly after a motorcycle she rode with George Wynn 21 collided with a car driven by Donald Putney 24 at the Jamestown Randolph and Wilmington roads intersection. Wynn was treated and released, Philbrick died at Falconer doctor's office. witnesses and coroner investigated.
Announcement of the marriage of Aileen Immey and Leo Skiff, both of Corry, performed by Rev. John L. Benson at his parsonage in Mayville on Saturday July 11. The bride was attended by Lois Patterson and Jack Sawyer. They will reside at 216 West Pleasant Street.
July 15 Kane A heavy Pack er family sedan from Sergeant overturned at a road curve near Campbell Fann hill just west of the borough limit. One person was reportedly uninjured. No official information or witnesses available. Police and physicians reported no known victims. The car struck a large stone, mounted a signboard, and was destroyed.
Laura Ingalls departed St Louis at 6 47 a m today aboard a Lockheed Air express en route to New York to begin a planned trans Atlantic flight from there.
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