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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1930
Page
6
The Punchinello Puppets stage David Copperfield at the Senior High auditorium. Puppetry adapts Dickens characters to a miniature theatre, highlighting the author’s renowned tale through guignol technique and imaginative performances.
A weather note warns that unseasonable warmth is fading into light winter. Thanksgiving is near with three days to go as urban services log license revocations and suspensions for dozens. Demolition of the Cook homestead on Hust Congress Street begins as two modern bun galows will be built next summer by the Hammond Elevator Co. John G. Price, 69, former leader of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Bils, dies in Columbus, Ohio from cerebral hemorrhage.
Clarence Tyrrell age 16 died at Jamestown General Hospital from a gunshot wound inflicted accidentally by companion Gordon Davis after Davis fired while breaking his gun in a cottage at Bonita. Davis, 186 Cole Avenue, was not to blame per coroner’s certificate. Clifford Anderson, 14, Sinclairville, remains in critical condition from a separate hunting accident nearby.
Burglars attacked the Park Theatre office in Franklin early Sunday, ransacking the premises and leaving without taking any staff. They stole Saturday’s receipts to keep them safe at the close of business Saturday.
St Pauls Lutheran Church filled for an organ recital at 7:80 Sunday evening featuring Miss Signa Anderson with soloists Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom John Irene and Mrs I B Hawkins The program included Handel Bach Guilmant Topliff and Nevin works with Hillstrom and Hawkins praised for expressive interpretations Benediction closed the event.
Duane Rasey, age 25, died at his West Wayne Street home after a three day illness of pneumonia and influenza. Born November 14, 1901 in Spartansburg, he had lived in the city about twelve years. He is survived by his wife, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hi B Rasey, one brother Charles Rasey of Erie, and one sister Bert Stockton of Columbus. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the home with burial in Rose Hill cemetery, Spartansburg.
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