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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
2
The Erie area reports the $22,500 will of a North East woman who died October 24 has entered probate in Erie County. Emma P. Farber left the estate to two sons and two daughters. Legal notices reflect local handling of the probate, with other regional notes on births, deaths, and public affairs.
In local notices several patients are admitted and discharged with family details and addresses. Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Sandra Eisenman, Mrs. Reynold Hamilton, Mrs. Robert McKinney, Sharon Steller, and others are listed with home locations. Discharges include Mrs. Anthony Messina and Helen Ann, and Mrs. Herman Uteeg. Corry, Douglas Morgan, and Nancy Elaine Radeck are named among others. Ice cream flavors and a dairy bar are advertised. No school sessions were held in Oil City due to a teachers workshop at Senior High School. Floor show and dancing at Italian-American Club scheduled for weekend.
In Titusville Mrs William Wyant delivered twins at 2908 PM unassisted at home Mia Wyant and the twins, both girls, are healthy. they remain at Titusville General Hospital. Ashtabula reports coroner to issue statement on Earl Cooper death by automobile exhaust. Cooper was county treasurer. In Crawford County public assistance totals and Community Chest funds update. 1951 52 Red Feather closeout at $104 048, 91 5 percent of goal with $2 542 short.
The Corry Salvation Army reported total expenditures of 14522 for the year at an advisory board meeting. A 9500 allocation from Lite Community Chest and 6250 set aside by the year are noted. Improvements for the citadel are planned and city welfare groups are being coordinated to avoid overlap. Mrs. Gaskell hosted post meeting refreshments.
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