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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1939
Page
2
City council presses immediate sewage chlorination plant plans to protect swimmers. A parade of injuries and local events follows, including motor accidents near Corry and Meadville, hospital updates, veterans services, and community notices from Texaco stations to garden centers.
Celoron Park in western New York, the region's oldest modern amusement resort, prepares to open Sunday May 28 with new rides and refreshed attractions. The park adds a new merry go round and a miniature ride, while the Jamestown P O N Y League plans features at the athletic plant. Decorations Day program is set to be the largest in recent history as renovations roll out. Mrs. Ralph Damcott of Clymer returns home after hospitalization, and a birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. DoWain Olds. Dr. W G Stroble investigates a whiskey poisoning death at Hamot Hospital involving Zygmunt Sulesle.
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