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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1924
Page
6
A fragmentary report describes a regular meeting held at the home of Mrs. Gurie Palliser on West Wayne Street. The note mentions a member named Ales A. Ly Brucken and references discussion about a death linked to a vase, with disrupted details and a plan for future comments.
A Corry couple tied the knot at Clymer in a Sunday ceremony at the Hathovetock parsonage. Miss Mildred Gori Guid Spencer attended as bridesmaid. Mr Brown, with family ties, will reside at 230 Spreng Street.
An unmasked bandit entered John Zech's shoe store at 102 East Eighteenth Street in Erie. He forced Zech into the cellar, robbed the safe of 308.80 dollars, and escaped as police hunted with no trace found in the neighborhood.
An Ames period ad touts Thompson's Tarosma as a kidney tonic that cleanses and relieves kidney or bladder disease. It urges readers with backaches or signs of kidney trouble to try the product, priced at $1.00, with a money back guarantee from local dealers. Golden Lax Tablets are recommended for constipation at 25 cents.
November 28 reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Burlingame. Farmers held a bee to repair a teleph telephone line for winter. Elwood Jacobson recently vacated Corry for a new home. Relatives note a great shake in the area as neighbors reflect. Mrs Hilda McCurdy left for Meadville to visit friends.
Sympathy filled the home at 101 West Smith Street as funeral services for Charles E Hill were conducted by Reverend Mortimer S Ashton at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. He collapsed moments after leaving home, dying instantly, with neighbors recalling his love of the outdoors and devotion to family.
The obituary notes the death of a longtime Haniel Clarke employee who served for over thirty five years. A large turnout marked the funeral in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers including B J Stranahan, P G Steanahan, Pred Loree, Edward Holste, Clement Pierce, and Fred Snapp among friends and relatives. The widow Rose Avetta and one daughter survived.
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