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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
2
A June 15 event at Lawrence Archer farm Randolph will feature more than 80 hay making machines including a new forage harvester and vacuum unloader. The program, titled Hay Day, is sponsored by the Chautauqua and Cattaraugus county farm bureau, highlighting equipment and practices for farmers in New York state.
Admitted to the hospital are Mrs Roy S Kerstetter of 1928 Nest Pleasant Street Mrs Albert Imhol of Spring Creek Mrs Hya Bichler of Clymer Harvey Dandy of 519 East Main Street Michael Clarke one year old son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Clarke 85 West Columbus Avenue. Discharged are Glenn Ferry six year old son of Mr and Mrs Mir and Mrs Leg Ferry of Erie William and Charlene Tressler children of Mr and Mrs Howard Tressler of Clymer Jeffrey Bock five year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bock of R D 3 Newville.
A mosaic of local briefs notes changes in road surfacing in Kane, a hospital loss in Jamestown, plant sales and landscaping at Storer's, a Youngstown freight drivers strike delay, and various small ads. Reports include a Lake Erie pollution order to Robeson Process, a Franklin court order, and Pitt studies on business activity with New Orleans city ranking.
R A Plush Holmes, a veteran Erie policeman, suffered a heart attack while on duty this morning and was transported to Hamot Hospital by Police Captain W V Thomas. Attendants said his condition was fair. The report also notes a separate series of items on a syphilis control drive, local bank anniversary, a restaurant ad, and probate news from Westfield and Erie.
The body of S/Sgt. Walter L. Stupak, born 1915 in Cleveland and a Bear Lake resident, will arrive Wednesday June 15 and lie at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home. Funeral services Friday at St Mary's Church Columbus, with burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Surviving are his parents, three sisters, and numerous relatives. Historic Valley Forge chosen for next year's Boy Scout jamboree with 30,000 expected attendees. Jay Starksky injured in wagon crash near Smellport. confined at home.
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