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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
7
Warren reports officials plan to prosecute consumers rather than out of state gasoline dealers due to conviction difficulties. Authorities aim to halt tax avoidance by customers who buy fuel from traveling peddlers distributing without state tax.
More than one hundred people attended the church supper hosted by the Glenlyn Links Class last evening. Proceeds exceeded fifty dollars for the class benefit, with menu items including sausage, maple syrup, berries, cookies, and coffee. Mrs Linn J. Saxton led the kitchen, while Miss Mary Moore and others managed dining and service duties.
In a one day verdict the jury found Bronislay Jakubowski, 24, of 64 Bth Street, Erie, died due to negligence by railroad employees. He drove a Scott Transportation Co. truck into a stretched steel cable at the crossing of the railroad near Wayne and 18th streets, was killed instantly. Funeral services were held Monday.
A Christmas pageant is set for Christmas Eve at 12 oclock with a theme The Light of the Bethlehem Morn led by Wry Kohn and Dorsthy Soper Boland. A junior circle will perform and a special meeting is planned Sunday afternoon at 430. Committees named include Elizabeth Lanston chair Join Reno Love-Tani Ruth Supe Catherine Collier for stage and program plus music and entertainment duties.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wynn were conducted by Rev. Franiga at First M. B. Church. The body was brought from Ardmore to Alexandria Grove Cemetery for burial with relatives and friends in attendance. Out-of-town mourners included Fred Wynn of St. Clair, husband. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Platt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White. and John Connon of Tyquivil.
The Quaero Club met at Nort Center WAs with vine members present and a mid day session. Papers by Mrs Geiger and Mrs Eaton and others were read, while Mrs Kelner acted as moderator. Next week's meeting will be at Mrs Sarah Powell's home for a Thanksgiving program.
A Buick sedan left the Kane Smethport highway Tuesday noon, rolled over, and damaged the wind shield and windows. Four Sandusky occupants, returning to Mat city from an eastern trip, escaped unharmed after the vehicle slid off a slight grade and overturned beside the tracks. The car was towed to Coon Brothers garage for repairs as the travelers continued their journey by train.
The regular meeting of the W.7 U Wil will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. W. L. Durham’s home 216 Mast Street. Thanksgiving will be the note of the meeting and attendees are asked to bring appropriate verses for roll call.
A Harding Home and School Association meeting featured a pleasing program with W H L Soper telling a tale on Phantaziy ng and Mrs Dan Edwards contributing instrumental music. Frank Grice gave a violin solo and Mrs Dorothy Baland read a paper. Ruby McChilough delivered an instructive piece as the group planned a Christmas party for December and named a chairwoman with assistants.
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