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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
6
Local items include Louis J. Taber to speak at the Dairy men’s League meeting in Syracuse on June 16. Corry Hospital stockholders set June 8 for a board election. Memorial Day preparations, cemetery beautification, and a report on railroad finances are noted along with several community happenings and upcoming events.
Charles Leech Gulick returns from New England tour to perform a Sunday May 29 recital at 7 30 PM in the First Methodist Episcopal Church Corry Pa. The program features works by Faulkes Clark Wider Mendelssohn Hollins Lemare and Gulick with two of his own compositions and aims for popular appeal. This marks his third appearance in the local church and a cordial invitation is extended to the public.
Requiem mass for Miss Nellie Brown who died after a long illness was read at 9 o'clock this morning by Rev. Francis Graves at St Thomas church. Relatives and friends from Garr attended, the church choir assisted, and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery. Bearers were William Maloney William Ryan Thomas Behan and Martin Cassidy.
Philadelphia May 27 United Press reports that about 7500 police, firemen and park guards will take a 17 percent salary reduction starting June 1 after the city council finance committee adopted Director Kern Dodge’s suggestion. The plan is to be formalized at next week’s council meeting.
Funeral services were held at Fort Meade Md for Albert Burkett 28 fatally injured when struck by an automobile in Baltimore early Thursday morning Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery Burkett had six years in the U S Army and recent months at Fort Meade A memorial mass for Private Burkett and all other soldier dead will be offered at St Thomas Church Monday at 8 o'clock The Memorial Day services will be attended by St Edward's school children and the public is invited to join the war dead tribute Delmer Slantar and son Russell of Akron arrived today for a holiday visit with Mr Lottie Holton and other relatives
Quick start fires the race as the starter signals. The phrase signals a fast beginning and immediate momentum at the start line.
A chaotic daytime to midnight crime wave shows bandits robbing several locations. Witnesses describe men in a car at 1816 W 26th and a 2007 Parade theft with violence and a waitress victim, as police pursue suspects across the city with reports of an armed robbery and a getaway car.
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