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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
4
A special meeting was held Thursday evening at 342 West Wagns Street. Mrs LeRoy Dickinson, described as a superior patient, had recently been cared for at home. The event featured a social program with a program of music and readings and an acknowledgment for Aen Gilt and Win Ieaves Thsday.
City and Vicinity itemized notes report Donnell 16 of Linesville with a broken right arm treated at Spencer hospital Meadville. Altenburg Republican assembly candidate resigns county clerk post if elected. Martha Jane Webster 3 survives being run over by an uncle driven car at Townville. Willey family crash leaves 44 in critical condition and son slightly injured near Lyona. Frank P. Miller accepts Crawford County Taxpayers Forum seat. Gardner couple killed in Ohio car blast from nitrate mix. Ditz farm pump station damage but service continues. Oil City reports 15 new road work projects and a search for Chest Smith Sr. 7200 West Second St. Warrensburg police ask public help. Mrs Agnes Barbett Boy dies from auto crash injuries. Sharon fatality case linked to guard Saunders and Rev. Blof enderfer. Sonny Morgan celebrates fourth birthday in Washington D.C. visitor group. Corry Dairymen League to meet Beaverdams. Mary and Martha Class wraps up. Crystal readings advertised at Hotel Corry. Local sales and plant specials announced. Tax sale delayed to August 6 1981. Remains of Leah Minerva Dilley identified in coroner’s hands. Artesian well blown in at Canadohia Lake district. Crayford County anti gambling drive announced. Postal downtrend noted for Edinboro and Titusville offices. Mary B White dies from fall injuries at Jamestown General Hospital.
Four others are injured after a car overturns early today on Leadard Street. Victims include Andrew Stolz 25 and his sister in law Mrs Geonaril Stolz 33. The four year old daughter Hthel Mac and Marie Baslat 26 were also hurt. Highway police said Stolz attempted to evade another vehicle before losing control.
The Cooper River bridge in Charleston South Carolina extends nearly three miles and rises higher than the Brooklyn Bridge. It was built at a cost of approximately six million dollars.
Miss Glare Parry Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Pierce of West Smith Street has been appointed director of the Vail School of Nursing in Topeka Kansas. The Vail School oldest in the state offers the year course and collaborates with Christ's Hospital for practical experience. Pierce formerly directed arts at the University of Pennsylvania and served as executive secretary of the Philadelphia Nursing Education League. Her appointment is hailed as a signal honor by friends and colleagues.
A 1-year-old boy, Paul C. Leng er, was abducted from his Wilmette home on the North Shore near Chicago. Police attribute the act to possible retaliation linked to an arson ring investigation. The infant’s father works as an insurance adjuster and is connected to cases under review.
Washington June 2 Pecora Senate stock market visitor has telegraphed that he would accept the chairmanship of the Securities Commission for one year, after earlier talk of full membership. The action was confirmed by authoritative sources.
A newspaper note reports US Radiaty Corporation denying an IPEN radiator plant project. Officials say activity is maintenance driven and no steps toward opening early. Boss Henry Z Colc notes seasonal shifts in building, with plants running 40 percent above last year. company aims to break even by year end amid two business halves and a 2008 year ending loss around $888, Yai.
The seventh annual Lowville school reunion gathered June 18 with ninety four in attendance including sixty two pupils three teachers and twenty nine visitors. Rebekahs plan a 3 PM gathering Thursday for funeral services. Mrs Emme Nichols widow of Wayne Nichols will be remembered Thursday at 4 30 PM from 502 West Pleasant Street with internment at Pine Grove cemetery. A golden eagle named on Tarksville Mercer road was captured by Mark Schaeffer after fighting crows. its wing was broken and Scott Stambaugh will release it once healed. The Metho dist Episcopal Church Sunday school will meet Saturday at Conarohta Lake with bus transport from the church at 1 PM.
We wish to express our sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends and to the many who sent sympathy and floral offerings. Special thanks to the V. and W. Ladies Auxiliaries the W. B. A. and all who provided transportation for those who assisted Mrs Alma Gardner Robert Brewster Edward Morrison and Mrs. Stanley Ingraham.
About 1 000 employees of the Oil Well Supply Company and their families plan a large annual outing today at Camp Marcresan Cana iohta Lake. The event marks one of the season’s biggest picnics.
Regular meetings of the American Legion Sons of The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary are planned for Thursday evening. A large attendance is requested.
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