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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
4
The British debate centers on the Lords powers to delay non money bills. Government proposals would shorten a Lords delay from two years to one year. Critics warn against diminishing examined scrutiny, while Conservatives note Lords largely supports the Labor program.
A list of quiz prompts asking about traffic physics, physics of electricity, rail freight impacts, reptile age cues, parliamentary committees, press freedom remarks, baseball retirements, religious baptism, and perpetual motion truth value. The items reference historical quiz style questions and named figures.
The article notes a forthcoming government plan to nationalize the iron and steel sector, with a potential two year Lords delay. Churchill leads the attack on the Lords bill, recalling his Liberal Government stance in 1911 supporting similar restrictions. Elections appear likely before 1950.
Clyde Seley 62 president of NuHone Co Erie died at home after a three year illness. Born February 11 1905 in Geneva Pennsylvania he worked for Erie Railroad then moved to Corry in 1910 to join NuBone later moving main office to Erie in 1921. Survived by wife Elva Cottle Seley two daughters Sid ney Seley and four grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p m Saturday at Donald C Burton Funeral Home Erie burial Laurel Hill Cemetery.
In Jamestown a two month old Kathleen Parinelia born three months early at one pound thirteen ounces has gained to three pounds three ounces. Hospital officials note the infant remains one month premature but appears to be improving under care at W. C. A. Hospital with parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Parinelia publicly expressing cautious optimism.
Charles Arthur Connell was remembered at a home service led by Rey Byron Berry with Sylvia Lodge No. 1025 bearers from lodge members. Erie Railroad employees and many relatives attended, with out-of-town mourners from Ti tusville Predonia Falconer Buffalo James town Sugar Grove and Lottsville among others.
Mrs Harriet Le Suer of Union City married Marvin Green son of Mr and Mrs Marl Green at the Methodist parsonage Union City on Wednesday at 4 p m Attendants were Mr and Mrs Max Bemis. They will live with Mr Green's parents. A Saturday evening reception was held in Cutting town hall with about ninety guests.
Mrs Duane Bemis and Dale were business visitors in Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Robert Hulett visited Mrs Hulett s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Newton Spinks Jr at North Clymer Sunday. Mr and Mrs B K Storer visited Spartansburg Friday to see Mr Storer s mother. They dined with Mrs Leah Conziera. Mr and Mrs Donald Willey and family went to Jamestown Friday to see Mr and Mrs Lawrence Slaton and the new baby boy four weeks old. Mrs Slaton is Sophia Warnshuis. Mr and Mrs Amos Bemis of Bear Take called on cousins Miss Clara Dibble and Burt Dibble Friday afternoon on State Line. Lyle Berg and son spent the weekend with Earl Green.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Opera hosted a birthday dinner followed by Mr and Mrs Howard Mathews and children. Mrs Court Wright and young Jerry Mathews celebrated a birthday meal. Hanna Bennink moved household goods to her daughter Grace Beckerlink’s home Saturday. Mrs Hattie Warnshuls and family listed among attendees with several relatives.
Willey and family surprised Mrs Clyde Courtwright at her home Monday evening in honor of her birthday. The gathering included close relatives and neighbors sharing warm wishes and light refreshments.
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