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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
The Rex Theatre hosts Otto Gray and his Oklahoma cowboys for two evenings next Tuesday and Wednesday. Local health officials report measles, chickenpox, and mumps cases in the city this past week.
Erie County tuberculosis association renewed push for immediate county hospital construction. J Kenneth Winter urged quick action to tap 3.2 billion federal public works funds under the National Industrial Recovery Act, noting local authorization from 1922 and potential county cost none if approved by Controller Harvey Willis. Officials prepared to meet to determine steps to secure federal aid.
James H. McClure, 28, of 1127 East Seth Street, confessed to shooting and killing Lewis Heisler, 22, of 33rd and Grandes streets, claiming Heisler was his wife’s lover. The killer surrendered after fleeing the scene and was taken to police headquarters where he detailed domestic strife and suspicions surrounding paternity of his month old child Evelyn.
Allegheny College will confer five honorary degrees at commencement in the college gymnasium on Monday morning June 12. Lorado Taft will deliver the address to members of the graduating class. Recipients include L Warrington Chubb, Dr Hara Squier Tipple, and Col Charles A Brooks among others. ceremony to honor notable scholars and leaders.
On the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weeks a pleasant banquet was held at 512 West Wayne street with all their children and four grandchildren present. Out of town relatives included J. W. Weeks of Cleveland and A. B. Weeks with family, plus others from North Clymer and Sliver Creek. Seth Weeks and wife, parents of C. B. Weeks, recalled Corry celebrations in 1900 with a large G A R turnout.
The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor a garden party at Mrs. P G Wood's Park Street home Monday afternoon June 12 per plans from the latest meeting. The event moved from Wednesday to Monday due to a Hospital auxiliary event. They also scheduled their annual picnic for Sunday June 18 at Canadohta Lake.
Classified notice seeks a used McCormack Deering No 6 mowing machine. Contact D W Proctor in Union City via HR phone 44R-12. Includes request for second-hand tool and immediate sale.
Mrs Wayne Wilson drove to Buffalo with Mr and Mrs Newell Gates last Thursday. Edith Laven Penna born Monday at Eve hospital to Mr and Mrs Clair Penna. Residents visit friends across Beaverdam Spencer Church services resumed with Rev Baker back at pulpit. Commencement speakers Donald Gates LaVina Bailey and others noted at Spencer area schools.
Cyrus H K Curtis, 82, publisher, died after a year of illness. He was buried at West Laurel Hill Cemetery after services at Lyndon estate. Seven organs he donated to schools and institutions played hymns during the service. Rev Dr Frederick R Griffin of First P astatian church led the ritual.
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