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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
8
July 18 Spartansburg Woman's Club gathered at Mrs Katherine Healy’s home with about thirty attendees. The afternoon featured lively readings, a formal tea, and a decorated room. Guests enjoyed a banquet and appreciated the hostess hospitality amid bright sun and a warm breeze.
In Clymer July 1 at the Clymer Hill Reformed Church parsonage Willis Demcobt and Silvord J. Warnshouse wed with Rev. Winters presiding. The couple were joined by Miss Trina Legters and James Ten Taxken. The bride wore white crepe. The piece also details the 21st annual Vad mien family revision at Panda Rocks hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewig, with a noon meal for about fifty, and a program of songs, scripture, and recitations. Several GrafinK family reunions are covered with local gatherings, toasts, elections, and meals. A note mentions Rev. Punt's installation as pastor of the Second Reformed Church in Rochester on July 17. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as attending events and traveling to nearby lakes and towns. A telegram reports James B. Cook, formerly of the area, died July 14 in Los Angeles.
Medical authorities warn luminous house paints may be poisonous without proper precautions. Workers in close contact should wear gloves and avoid touching their mouths to prevent ingestion.
A West Spring Creek home talent show titled Windy Will Tow and led by the Ladies Aid Society is set for Saturday at the Federated church with Don Matteson’s orchestra providing music. Proceeds benefit the church as villagers plan a lively evening of theatre and socializing.
The earliest record notes a 1145 establishment of standing aging by Chives Vie of France, marking the first formal standing aging system in modern times.
A fire in Gallatin, Monongahela County, wiped out a combined post office and store, two dwellings, and a garage, totaling eighty thousand dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze with help from Monongahela and Donora crews, and an engine from New York Central assisted by supplying hose. Mr and Mrs Milton H Var derear and Mrs Charles Craker were staying in nearby Brie when the fire occurred.
A brief notice from the city reports a deadly incident on Bylvestar er And Hot street and Vine street near Li Whe. The exact cause and full details remain unclear as inquiries continue and authorities document the tragedy in the neighborhood.
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