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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
8
Mrs. St Won hosted Bear Lake Woman's Club with Edith Wheeler presiding. Members discussed committee reports, shared sick calls, and planned April 14 program led by Edith Wheeler. The evening included a newspaper entertainment, songs, and refreshments. Memorial services for Francis Theo Pettison were noted with funeral arrangements.
County Superintendent William H. Supplee and Chief Clerk Ralph Benedict accused county officials of laxity in protecting valuable records. The commission acted on missing 1924 tax records and instructed an investigation, with Supplee noting basement vaults were open and more records could be missing.
Union City resident Gurney Titus, serving eight months for assault and battery, was granted parole Friday by Judge Miles B. Kitts. Titus has been in county prison since November 12.
The Spring Creek newsletter lists visitors and local news from Kane and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs John McKay, Paul McKay surgical patient at Community Hospital, Dr and Mrs L D Paige Union City, Mr and Mrs R D McKervey, Mrs Ray Lille Corry, Paul DeVaney family, LaVerne DeJeans return from Binghamton, Mrs C L Miller Corry visit, C Denning Erie visit, Hastings Jones Corry, fish raffle at Youngsville, Ronald Greeley Warren student, Jules Betty Wellett Erie trip, L Payne Erie visit, Daisy Branch Warren, Clayton Damon Erie, Richard Morton Corry surgical patient, Mrs Louis Kelsey, Miss Charlotte McKelvey, Merle Baltwin Port, L A Broughton Warren, George Brondage Kane visit, Erma Allen Tidioute, Dan Whodart Cory, Mrs William Warner, F M Gear Warren.
Chief of Police John D. Flanigan announced that finger-printing of pupils at Carty Public Schools is delayed, delaying the recovery of Patrolman William Swan who will assist with the work. Swan was set up after injuring his back in a fall on a slippery sidewalk.
Clymer, March 25. Worship services led by Rev. Jeremiah of Panama featured The Biggest Food in Jaquins. A first annual demonstration by the Physical Education department in Clymer Central High includes Kit-ball to marching and stunts as well as gymnastic events. A religious movie The Life of Christ will be shown at the Methodist Episcopal church with a lecture, no admission fee but a silver offering. The event is organized by Miss Marjorie Kooman. Various local residents are noted for visits, hospital stays, and social activities. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a waffle supper March 1 at the Central School cafeteria.
H run Mar 26 hearing postponed at the request of the district attorney. Geo Haynes, 64, of Bainboro, charged with involuntary manslaughter for a fatal hit and run that killed John W. Quinn, 16, of Kearsarge on Feb 23. Judge Steinersd held the hearing, awaiting scientific evidence sent to Washington.
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