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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1953
Page
4
The issue cites smog dangers with rising lung cancer deaths linked to city air pollution from cars factories and fog. It notes Donora 1948 disaster and London smog impact and includes a 19 question memory test and a Paris C119 crash with five dead.
Twenty years ago the Board of Education planned a reorganization meeting for next Monday to choose a new president. New members Mrs Maude Barnes and John W Lambing will replace Harry B Smith and Dr H A Curtis. Corry’s role in the Works Administration program will be explained at a public meeting in the Municipal Building.
Guiting Sunday School will hold an 8 o clock service with speakers Mr and Mrs Carl Teg Uer on furlough from Kentucky. They will present special music and show field pictures, visiting from Bethel Baptist Church Erie. Public invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wallace host dinner with Mr and Mrs Carl Marsh. Mr and Mrs Charles Park and Sharon of Sherman visit Mrs Orpha Hapgood. Mrs Harold Sweet and Mrs Elwood Berry attend Jamestown business. Misses Rachel and Helen Wright of Jamestown spend weekend with Sibley Wrights. Marionette Sweet visits Schutt and Gibbons in Sherman. Mrs Bayle hosts a key products party with ten attendees. Pearl Warner of Ashville demonstrates. Awards go to Glenn Evans Gordon Bhampoe Howard Wesley. Refreshments served. Harold Sweet visits mother Lizzie Manges in Panama and joins Mrs Alton Burdick and daughter with Mrs Gerald Sweet to call on Agnes Sweet. Recent visitors to Marion Nellis include Merle Lathrop and family and William Nellis of North East.
Mr and Mrs Ger Merch and Faith visited Jamestown to consult Dr Root about the girls eyes. Mr and Mrs Jesse Emory recently left to spend winter in Florida. Deer hunters on opening day were Claude King Donald White Robert White Raymond Reed Russell Bemis Leo Coons. Mrs Frank Cooper moved from hospital to her daughter Mrs Glen Davis home, condition poor. Karen Nellis sits in a high chair at hospital. Ronald Willey returned to school. Mr and Mrs Frank Bayle celebrated their 25th anniversary. Mr and Mrs George Imhoff and children visited relatives in Kentucky for a week.
Harry Jewell, 62, of 119 Sixth street, pleaded guilty before Alderman George Gordon to disorderly conduct and assault and battery. Arrested Wednesday at 7 16 p m on a complaint by his sister Marian Dailey of 110 Sixth street claiming he had been drinking and struck her. He denied the charge but paid fines and costs totaling 27 dollars.
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