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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
8
Buffalo March 24 Public relief clients who owned automobiles were ordered to surrender their license plates and relinquish use of cars to receive aid. Welfare Commissioner Thomas W H Jeacock and district supervisors said only extreme cases for medical or essential transport would qualify for exceptions.
Fire Chief John Valentour and his night crew responded to a still alarm at Meyn residence. A chimney fire ignited from fallen soot, heating walls and floor. Valentour received burns while dousing the blaze with water and cleaning the chimney with a chain.
Rev. F C Miller of Turtle Creek PA will begin two weeks of special meetings at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church this Sunday. He spoke at the missionary convention last fall and drew many with his stirring messages. An invitation is extended to all.
Sparta, March 24. A card checker party will be held at Piremen's Hall tonight to aid Miss Maxine Bailey hospitalized in Newcastle Sanitarium with merisis. Prizes include motor oil flour self-rising flour bowls teakettle coffee and more. Refreshments to follow.
William Grossman, 38, of Waterford, was severely burned when kerosene ignited as he started a fire in his shanty. He received initial treatment Wednesday afternoon and was hospitalized at St. Vincent's today with burns on his hands arms and other parts of his body.
Ta’s Indies celebrate her third birthday on March 22 with greetings from relatives and friends. Princess Pal club met at Mrs Harold Watlica’s home for a weekly session and social hour. Overnight guest Wineh, W. Hi, Martin from Cleveland visited Byron Bixby and daughter Mrs Bertha Taston.
John Watson of Center ville purchased the Wists residence on Man street now occupied by Mrs. Myrtle Bates and family. Bates will move out once a place is located and the Weidners will take their new home. Mrs. Glenn Steadman and Mrs. D. V. Kinney visited Centerville Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyd for a Women's Club meeting. Regular services are planned at the M. B. Church Sunday with church school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am led by Rev. Herbert Schucker.
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