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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
5
Historical Circle met in Vega yesterday afternoon for a lively program. Mrs Olive McCray presented a paper on Archaeology and led an illustrated talk on American History. Mrs Burtingenny offered critiques on common mispronunciations and joined a discussion on problems of study.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs C M Allen leaving for Buffalo New York after visiting Corry. Several local residents travel for funerals and family matters while others attend meetings and visits in nearby towns.
Carter Hill notes recount Wednesday night snow disruptions similar to past storms and list local visitors and greetings. Entries mention Orrin Borstorits, Petersons of Beaverdam, Miss Parkhurst from Erie, Marion Aldrich, Harrington of Spartansburg, and other neighbors visiting relatives or hosting dinners. Earthquake talk from California raises concern. several Carter Hill residents have ties to quake areas.
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Ross, who died at the home of her daughter Mrs W G Kilburn in Sparlinsburg Pa, were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 from her daughter Mrs Guy Lindsey’s home. Rev Perry Haines officiated with Mrs Haines. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Grand sons and nephews served as bearers. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Taman Stickney and Lloyd Stickney of Cortland N Y, Mrs Morris Stickney Buffalo, Mrs W G Kilburn Spar t ansboro, Merle Kilburn Rochester N Y and Mrs W N Cheney of Tamustowns.
Miss Neylon Schreckengost presided at the Corry Nurses Alumnae Association meeting held last evening in the Nurses Home. Discussions covered salary reductions for registered nurses and a district report from Meadville. Miss Clara Cullen and Misses Schreckengost attended. new member Miss Grave Thomas joined. Treasurer Miss Licey Jacobs was ill, so Miss Cullen read the report.
Friends and relatives gather for the funeral of W. Glenn Darling of Went Wayne Street who died after an extended illness. Services were held at 2:30 PM conducted by Rev. G L Weel of Trinity Episcopal Church. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from out of town were N Dell Darling Iba Harry Erie Arthur B Darling Cleveland and Himter Darling Buffalo.
Pasquale Santilli, aged 4, was held today for extradition to CluG on a charge of slaying Lherais De Mayo in Steubinville on November 15, 1932. He was brought to Elm farm, N. J., through a shipment of household goods.
Mrs Flora Fellows of Cambridge Springs narrowly escaped injury in the recent California earthquake while visiting Hollywood. She was at her niece's home when the tremor struck, and the group moved to safety in the yard with no serious damage reported.
An alarm from box 31 cavea to the Ajax Tron Works last evening at seven oclock reported a small fire at the foundry. The blaze damaged a cypole rapt area but was checked before extensive damage. Loss was estimated around 100 dollars.
Pittsburgh Mar 19 physi cians reported Senator James J. Davis improved after last week’s operation. Diabetes and kidney condition showed progress while doctors hopeful, saying if current recovery continues they will keep the situation in hand.
A missing woman case intensifies as Police Commissioner Thatcher Colt leads a large investigation at a deserted house on Reddier Road. Detectives uncover a staged crime scene with derailment of clues, link to Ephraim Foster, and a motive tied to blackmail amid a police headquarters pursuit.
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