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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1947
Page
2
Miss Nancy Lee Schultz was admitted to the hospital yesterday as a possible pneumonia patient. Hospital attendants report her condition as being good in day.
Local items report flood and water rises along a town stream near the railroad bridge amid warm weekend weather. Notices include store ads from Meerdink’s and The Git Shop, plus posts on tax rates, car tuning from Thomas Motor Co, and spring services. Frank Bliss flowers, funeral notices for Van Geem, and church events at St Elizabeth’s and First Methodist are noted alongside post office carrier illness reducing service.
Edward Millman, a 40 year old artist, plans to arrive in Pittsburgh on Thursday March 27 to begin The Story of Steel project for the Gimbel Pennsylvania Art Collection. The work, already winning state and national notice, will be completed by August 1947 and tour the Commonwealth and nation for seven years before transfer to the governor's art advisory board. Meadville Mayor George Haywaram says city council will not act on daylight saving time for Meadville this summer until the state legislature decides on a proposed DST ban.
This afternoon at two o'clock a funeral service will be held for John Babbitt at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home in Columbiana. Rev Joseph R Clair officiated the rites and interment followed at a family convenence. The public supper planned by the Digins Cemetery and list has been postponed for one week. Judas Joseph A Richardson Dies Suddenly in Pittsburgh at 64. A former assistant U S attorney and PA assistant attorney general, he collapsed after a court appearance. The U S orange crop was nearly twice the prewar average.
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