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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1927
Page
6
Ruth Wroblewik of Pigmer sues over a June 10 accident in French Creek. Joe Wenzel and Peter Weitse owned and drove the car involved. Justice George E Pierce presided in Mayville supreme court as the jury awarded $1000 to the plaintiff after trial that began Thursday morning.
Bear Lake items report visits and family news from Jamestown Kennedy Alton and Portville. Families and friends are listed with illness travel and social events including Halloween party and sunrise gathering. Community notes mention a bazaar and cemetery fundraising efforts.
Constables of the city will make their quarterly report to the court on Monday morning. They will report irregularities or bad conditions in their districts. The November grand jury is summoned to assemble Monday morning for the hearing of cases, including about alix ty cases and several local liquor cases pending since spring.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting at the Hotel Corry on Monday evening. The dinner will be served at 6 80 oclock for one dollar per plate. President Sr Helen Schluraif, will speak and club duties will be outlined.
In Shenandoah Pa on November 5 the anthracite coal region prepares for a peace conference with ministers slated to preach special sermons and offer prayers for its success as cooperation remains the goal across the coal fields
Venice officials announced that New S Lieut De Bernardi shattered the world speed record for airplanes with an average of 477.816 kilometers per hour 208.987 miles per hour at the hack tie time.
A midwestern woman, Mrs. Daugherty, describes four months of illness and weakness until reading a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After using three bottles she reports restored strength, improved health, and a willingness to recommend the remedy to others.
Mina Cornus a farmer near Lake hon was found dead by hanging on his farm between Shorr and Fineiluy. No motive is given for the act. He left a wife Delia and two sons Anthur and Raymond. The scene is near a neighboring farm where a murder occurred twenty five years ago. He had recently moved between Sherman and the farm.
Census figures from 77 cities with populations over 100 000 show auto deaths this year reach levels higher than last year. If the trend continues, total 1926 deaths nationwide could near 7 000, with the rate per 100 000 climbing from 308 to 277 this year.
Requiem High Mass was celebrated this morning at 9:00 o'clock in memory of the late Peter McEvoy at St Thomas church with Rev FG Graves officiating. Interment was in St Thomas cemetery. Relatives from out of town attended including T P McEvoy Norristown James McEvoy Timothy McEvoy Pat John Donahue and others.
A Paris window display features two Mlagrea gold ball buttons as centerpieces to enhance beauty with a spray of golden Almretian hue. The article notes a fashion-forward, decorative use of metallic buttons in contemporary design.
Local notes report visitors from Jamesown and North Tonawanda. Mrs Winnie Johnson returned from Carry after visiting Mrs E M Putindin. Dorothy Wendle and Mrs Arlia Moore also visited relatives, with multiple weekend gatherings and a Halloween party at the Gohm home. Rally Day pages announce combined services at Federated church.
The marriage unites Mary Hepburn daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Hepburn with Carlos Lazo son of Dr Antonio Lazo Arsioga of New York. The bride’s father, a former Corry resident, attended the local grammar school. The couple will reside in Havana where Lazo practices law.
Spartanburg reports a busy Hallowe'en week with school, church, lodge, and residents hosting activities. Pupils frolicked in costumes. a high school party followed at the school building. The YPUL held a basement party and I.O.C.F. dance featured music by Bailey, Granyil, and Mrs. Farrington. A Rexford Stil wedding party honored guests, and visitors from Union City and Daytona were noted. A Baptist church concert in Sorry delighted listeners with varied choral pieces. Mrs. Jewell moved to spend winter with her sister in Union City, and Mrs. Sturdegan returned from North East.
Family and friends from Erip, Davenport Street, Waterford and Corsica, along with relatives from Pittsburg and Binghamton, spent Sundays and weeks visiting at homes of the Jones, Smith, Stranahan, and Brown families. Local church roofing near Hatchtown finished, cooperative gatherings praised, card parties held, and numerous weekend visits noted.
A garbled Arkansas item mentions a man with a donkey and a buyer across the line. The note to Nina reads odd lines about buying a donkey and food, signed by BIN Smith and Cupper's Weekly.
Mrs Madeline Caflisch wife of Albert L Caflisch died at her Union City home this morning after a period of ill health. Survived by five children Gertrude, Mabel Stadys, John, Margaret Caflisch of Washington DC and others. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 PM with burial in Evergreen cemetery Union City.
Local officials in Belle Valley Pa plan major highway work to widen straighten and resurface the state road through the town The project aims to remove several curves and a grade crossing at the railroad to improve safety and traffic flow for the coming year
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