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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1947
Page
2
The city police warned today against dogs roaming at large and failing to be licensed. They stated unlicensed dogs may be shot on sight. A Bingo event is planned at St Elizabeth's Hall at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday.
City council discussed daylight saving time with mayor Hoenig urging councilors to consider a position while others urged a voter referendum. Reports cover a bridge crash at Bradford Junction injuring several, a near-miss with property huts planned by Nickel Plate Railroad, car wrecks, crimes, injuries, and local notices across Kane Oil City and Titusville areas with public sales, missing items, and community events.
The Indy Franklin Rebeknau 1 Lodge will meet Tuesday evening in the 1.0.0.8 Hall for a regular meeting and to nominate and elect officers. Refreshments will follow the business meeting served by Mrs. Oscar Pritz Mrs. B. S. Jadestrom and Miss Ethel Matthews. Overcome by gas fumes in her home Monday night Mrs Edward Zmudainski aged 25 was revived by the fire department inhalator squad Dr J O Law called by firemen and she was out of danger. She was found on the kitchen floor.
Rev Francis d Graves officiated at a prayer service for A Res Haberstroh at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home. The body was moved to his home in Bellwood near Altoona and a requiem mass will be sung Thursday morning at Holy Rosary Church Altoona. Burial will follow at Gillvary Cemetery in Altoona. Mrs Hoherstroh and son Richard and Mrs Helen Schmid and Robert Habargitols accompanied the body to Bellwood. More than half the farm land in the United States is in arms of over 500 acres.
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