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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
8
Dr Calvin Bennett, Corry veterinarian, was thrown from a horse near Sherman while training for a deer hunt. He suffered facial lacerations and a sprained ankle, with a possible skull impact narrowly avoided. revived after about an hour in a Sherman doctor’s office and later found not to have fractures.
Members of the Golden Rule Club will meet for their monthly dinner at Wayne Valley A. B. church north of Benyer dam. The Lanes Aid Society will serve the dinner on Monday evening December 2. President Crawford M. Woods is arranging the program.
Funeral services for Mrs Glatia Brewer of Wrightsville Pa were held Saturday at 2 30 pm at her daughter Mrs Archie Pattons home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Attendees included Dey Brewer H Brewer Tiley Patton and Charles Pless Relatives and friends traveled from Jamestown Sugar Grove and nearby towns to attend the service
Massachusetts and Rhode Island shift against Roosevelt in 1936 trends. The Boston Post poll shows Roosevelt slightly ahead but Curley eroding. Maine may vote Democratic again, while New England broadly doubts a New Deal majority next November.
Newly elected Corry directors Rostoe Bowring Carl Le Henton and Clarence E Shoop attended a Monday Board of Education meeting at President Milon L Brown s invitation They will be sworn in Monday and the board will reorganize The old board will meet before organization and clear up business The new board will then be convened to sworn in and organize Also discussed were rules of procedure and meeting dates and prior financial concerns and regional import figures were cited in a broader economic discussion involving Massachusetts leaders and Roosevelt era policy implications
Rehearsals for the Junior Class play Second Childhood at the Senior High School auditorium on Friday evening December 13. Directed by Ruth Bennett the farce in three acts follows Professor Relyea and his pupil Philip Stanton as they test an elixir of youth with comical results. Tickets go on sale soon with proceeds funding class activities and community support urged.
Ralph S. Dewey chairs Erie County Health and Tuberculosis association drive starting in Corry on Thanksgiving Day. The committee includes Dr N Troy Gillette Bya Kep ler M D Vellah Bracken and D A Hillstrom. Three million seals and health stickers sent countywide aim for a $15000 goal to fund health education nursing clinics and industrial health. Corry pastors to speak from pulpits on December 1 Christmas Seal Sunday. A squash weighing 88 pounds grown by Leander White Bluffs postmaster is noted separately.
The Auxiliary of Lieut. Elmer C. Larrier Post No. 365 American Legion will entertain Tri County Council members at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday December 1. Luncheon served at noon by the Ladies Aid Society with reservations due by December 9. Council planning a two week membership drive, social hour and coffee follow the meeting. Escaped Drowning in Gasoline occurs as Fra-Virgil Furger son nearly drowns when a storage tank valve leaks 600 gallons of gasoline. coworker rescues him.
Arraigned before Judge A P Rossiter in Erie county court yesterday on a manslaughter charge. Steve Kosiorek, 85, Wattsburg, was sentenced to three months in county jail and fined 100 dollars. Convicted on February 8, 1934, he failed to pay court costs and the victim's funeral expenses. The crash on October 26, 1923, on Station road six miles south of North East killed seven-year-old Adam Krainski who rode a horse-drawn wagon. Kosiorek claimed he could not pay costs or funeral expenses, saying he must help his parents on the farm.
Warren Nov 26 At the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the State Hospital North Warren Dr Robert H Israel was elected superintendent succeeding Dr Ira A Darling who led the hospital since the death of Dr H W Mitchell Dr Israel has been with Warren State Hospital for ten years and is known nationwide as a psychiatry specialist He previously worked at Pacific Coast hospitals after graduating from the University of Oregon in 1923
Fragmentary OCR mentions Arralan George H Bloks held after an upset afternoon at a Port location. References a wife and a battery incident. Details are unclear and names inconsistent.
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