Fall Fatal to Dunkirk Woman
Mrs. William Neil of 72 West Fourth Street died at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a fall in her home caused a broken ankle. Death, caused by embolism, was not expected following injuries that were not considered serious.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. William Neil of 72 West Fourth Street died at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a fall in her home caused a broken ankle. Death, caused by embolism, was not expected following injuries that were not considered serious.
June 28 report notes Congress approved a Harbor bill including a provision for a preliminary examination and report on a waterway starting near Erie harbor, following French Creek to the Allegheny River and the Ohio River. The survey would map a potential ship canal route and could revive Erie’s canal project after earlier doubts.
A new hotel has been erected at North East Pennsylvania and will be formally opened Saturday evening July 1. Smith of Pittsburgh will be the resident manager. The inn sits on a knoll overlooking the lake with extensive grounds and thirty guest rooms. It will cater to tourists vacationists and social functions and will offer nightly dances during the summer months.
A long list of social and travel items details arraignments, family visits, and weekend trips. Mentions Yachim and Pelix Yachim linked to a June 16 robbery at Oil City Hardware. Also notes upcoming Fourth of July community picnic in Tusons grove, with plans for races, games, and a picnic dinner.
In Spartansburg on June 25 the Lady Norton Rebsiah Lodge No 413 hosted visiting members from Titusville and Centerville. About 75 guests attended. Lodge notables opened at eight. Titusville members provided floor work praised by all. A banquet followed at Grange Hall with pink and green decor and garden towers. Afterward dancing continued until train time.
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