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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
7
Milny friends gathered at the Nelson Williams home on Carter Hill to mark their third wedding anniversary with games and a lunch. The community notes list visits, church events, and social outings across Carter Hill and nearby towns.
Beaverdam and nearby towns show a string of social calls and gatherings. Residents like Mr and Mrs J McClelland Mrs Hazel Marsh and families visit grandparents. numerous calls, dinners, and business visits occur across Corry Wattsburg Union City Erie and Falconer. The Ladies Aid hosts a Fourth of July picnic in the grove between Beaverdam and Wattsburg with a roast beef dinner.
The Baptist Church group held its regular monthly meeting as a picnic at Paul Waldron's cottage. Rev. and Mrs. B A Hook hosted for forty six guests with social time, swimming, a short business session, and a cafeteria style supper on the lawn.
James Zimmer a 66 year old man is near death in the County Home hospital after an attack by four degenerates Friday evening near Corsica and Summerville. He recalls little and authorities question his full story while investigators search for an executed assault weapon and possible motives among local neighbors.
A fragment recalls Mark Hopkins a famed educator and longtime president of William college for 86 years. It notes his teaching method and a quote about a university tied to the idea of a boy at one end of a leg and a doy at the other. The passage mentions James A. Galde as a student during 1854 to 1856.
Etta Kett, nee eRer ment, is linked to a local wedding in Sohae Town. The notice highlights the union of two longtime residents and notes family presence at the ceremony. Further details remain limited in the fragment.
An inquest in Clarendon Warren County Pa found Paul Wiscus died from injuries after a collision with a car driven by Mark Barr of Kane. The 1933 verdict blamed fractured ribs and a broken leg from the crash near Clarendon baseball field.
The Allegheny River bridge at Tidioute is nearly finished and will open to traffic in about two weeks. Built by Lackawanna Steel Construction Co under H Gulliver and inspected by H G Rush, the two span structure carries two fifty ton roads.
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