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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
4
Memorial services were held at the late home in Salon Oregon for Isza Whitney a former Frenen Creeks resident. Whitney longtime lumber dealer and local figure had moved to Oregon a year ago at age 92. He had lived in Frenen Creek for about forty years.
Local ads list fresh eggs new potatoes bread and groceries. Coroner Bourne investigates Edith A. Greene death, ruled self harm. widow of Bert Greene, former Ohio teacher, sister Frederick Beatty noted. Other items include Carmela detention in Buffalo, Lusitania anniversary, unidentified man's body found in Shenango River, and various regional notices and events.
Fragmentary remarks contrast ethical culture with religion and mention Andrew Borites. The text hints at faults and heat as metaphors for moral effort, calling for culture to emerge from the soul within a religious frame.
Union City notes the marriage of Leslie Willard aged 47 of Darwin and Nellie Hayes Willard of Union City Pa to Marmierile Hermanson 28 of Pittsburgh Pa in New York City on Monday. The ceremony was performed by a New York City clerk. Willard lists 510 West 184th Street New York as his address. Hermanson was born in Sauite se Marie Michigan to Alfred and Hose Santimo Heimanson.
Richmond Virginia May 7 judge John J Parker informed by United Press that his nomination to the United States Supreme Court was rejected. He said he would prepare a statement for publication soon. The article lists nominees and party breakdowns for the rejection across Democrats and Republicans.
Walter W. Gingrich, longtime first vice president of the Erie County Electric Company and prominent local businessman, was found dead at his Seventh Street home last night from a heart attack at age 69. He had suffered heart trouble under Dr. C. G. Strickland’s care for two years, his death a shock to friends and associates.
Charles E. B. Scoville, 57, a former inmate of a state insane hospital, confessed to killing Mrs. Nellie Kerr, 65, whose nude body was found in an abandoned Cleveland theater. He said he killed her after hiring her as housekeeper and she complained about the untidiness of his suite.
Stockholders of the Wheeling Mold and Woundry Company were to meet to decide on a proposed merger with Duquesne Steel Company Pittsburg and Hubbard Steel Foundry Co of Chicago. The new Continental Steel Co would pay $1,000,000 for all 20,000 outstanding shares plus one extra share per stock.
Olean May 7 reconstruction planned for St Bonaventure College after a blaze destroyed the main building and damaged the church monastery and seminary. Several priests suffered losses. Rev Thomas Plattman reported lost manuscripts and records dating back over 80 years.
Mr Clifton M Howard superintendent of Associated Gas and Electric System ordered a fifth Corry rural map. F A Tennant superintendent of the northwest region called the map one of the best things he has seen. For sale by N Goldfinch 521 W Washington St. Phone 183 R.
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