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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
5
Personal mentions list residents from Venango and surrounding towns returning home after weekends away. Many accompany relatives by motor or bus to attend commencements, visits, or summer stays, with several traveling to Geneva Greensburg Warren Jamestown and Pittsburgh for events and family time.
United Press reports in early 1928 that 1,270 licenses were revoked and 1,842 suspended in five months by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Offenses include intoxication, speeding, failure to stop, transporting liquor, and driving while intoxicated. Fatal accidents led to many suspensions, with other causes including larceny, improper signals, and medical or functional impairments cited in the broader notice.
A Allegheny County criminal court jury declared 61 year old L Sehaniti, lumber dealer of the South Side, insane after testimony on a double murder alleged to involve his business partner Nelson Bell of Oskimont. Dr. Edwards and other examiners testified to the defendant's mental state amid the trial proceedings.
A woman named Emma Wright died of a heart attack while walking in her yard at her home early Sunday morning around 6 o'clock. She lived with her nephew and was 40 years old. Survived by her husband and a sister, funeral services set for Tuesday at Alexandryne Company Funeral Parlors with burial in Wattsburg. Reverend Holtz of Erie to officiate. Market and stock listings follow.
Two men from Portage, Jorge Petrinec, 50, and Michael Miline, 45, died when their car plunged over embankment after a side swipe by a motorist who fled. A witness, a girl from New York, reportedly observed the crash as authorities investigated the hit and run.
MENT Straw and Panama hats cleaned and blocked by our new process look like new. SERVICE SHOE SHOP Limite 9 5) Genter St.
Carmel Myers, a film actress, married Ralph Blum, a local attorney, at a birth synagogue in Los Angeles. The couple plans a two weeks honeymoon in northern California. Celebrities attended the wedding, and Myers will resume film work after returning. Myers was previously married to Isadore Gornblum.
The Confederate Hundley, a pioneering submarine, exploded the U S steamship Housatonic on February 17, 1814. The craft sank with its victim, marking the first successful submarine attack on a warship and the only one until World War I.
The division engineers will hire a city representative to cooperate on mileage checks and street connections. They will verify proper street signing of urban routes and report if signs are missing. Cities failing to sign streets may bear costs. Surveys and a construction plan will be set by engineers and reported by June 10.
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