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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
2
Prue Oct 10 The diftysirst on tial Convention of the avers hrs Hall Temmeranes Union OF Pennsyt Mitt opened in Harrisburg Friday with about 300 delegates and officers attending The meeting was called to order by President Hilla M. George at 4 o clock yesterday morning Precon petition meetings will be held the day before the opening of the convention proper
The Erie County Game and Fish Protective Association plans beagle coon and fox hound field trials at the A 1 Watrous farm near Sciota Road on Saturday October 17 with as many as five hundred dogs expected. Entry fees are one dollar per dog per event and dogs must be mailed to FT Englande at the Municipal building.
In Erie a crash injures eight Nike workers at a factory area. Albert Von Treppen, 41, of Fairview, was knocked down by a car near Twentyel and Uherey streets and is in critical condition at St Vincent's with a fractured skull and serious head injuries.
Officials still seek the identity of a decapitated man found in a marshy area near West Pittsburgh Corner James P Suddwell announced the head will be kept in hope of identifying it. Dozen relatives visited the scene but no identification has been established.
Report notes a prominent indoor circus illusionist Vester Newell facing an incident that nearly halted the program at the State Armory next week. The act required audience trust and revealed backstage tension before the magic performance could proceed.
Mp Newell, the chief of police and city mayor discussed a reported abduction case. The mayor doubted a woman could be restored intact, while reassurance and details were sought about the ordeal. Miss Ethel Hawkins departed for Hear Lake to visit for the week.
Mrs Lyda Tewinkle died after a period of ill health in Clymer New York. She is survived by husband Henry TeWinkle, son Fred and three grandchildren Hoten Bertha and Howard TeWinkle, plus five brothers and two sisters. Funeral was at Abbe Reformed Church with Rev TePaske. burial in Reformed cemetery.
Quaerver Willig Ioseus, aged and respected citizen of Ravin HIM, died at his son's home, George Grosset, in Ravin HIM, after a short illness. He was oun years old and survived by a daughter Nix John Lexterr of Warren and ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the ME Church, with Rev Chase officiating, assisted by Rev Swanson of the Mt. Phareh. Grandchildren Wil officiate. Several relatives from local schools plan to attend the funeral of Mrs Teney TeWinkle.
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