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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1927
Page
5
Local residents plan holiday travel and family gatherings across Meadville Erie and Pittsburgh area towns. Many students and workers return from university and other cities to spend Thanksgiving with relatives while reports of a two car crash at Main and Center streets surface with no injuries listed.
Harrisburg reports that Eric Wood will quit as Republican executive committee chairman to manage the 1928 primary campaign of David A. Reed of Pittsburgh for reelection to the United States Senate. The announcement follows a staged dinner event and marks the opening phase of Reed's renomination bid.
Mrs. Harry Leslie died at her home on West Fourth Street in Corry after a brief illness. She was a sister of Mr. Gary Elston and Mrs. Mh. Searsing, well known in the city and a frequent visitor with relatives. Her husband, Fletcher Leslie, connected with the Second National Bank of Erie, survives with their two sisters. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Funeral services for Hugh Crowell, who died after a long illness at Corry Hospital, were held this afternoon at Alcander and Company Undertaking Parlors at 1 30. Rev W E Bartlett officiated with a duet by George Thomas and Miss May Howard. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Hurley Drake Glen C Chelton Ernest Chelton Carl Chelton Howard Hammond and Fred Lindstrom.
Six new chickenpox cases were reported in the heart of the city during the past week. Mrs RW Martin of 1018 North Center Street also had a case noted. Stock prices from Logan & Bryan of Oil City are listed alongside various company quotes.
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