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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
6
Mra G F Mohr state public city chairmen and Mrs Charles Gablents state onariia reentition announce the Erie County PTA council meeting on November 7. The notice lists officers and committee members, invites attendance, and provides the secretary's address for reservations by November 2.
Ridgway Oct 9. No time has been set for an inquest into the car wreck Sunday that killed Mrs. Fever Libr of St Marys at Kan Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon. Coroner Dr T McCabe will hold the inquest in Johnsonburg. RG Lauth of Lock Haven believed to be the other driver remains at St Marys. Miss Grace Ellsworth seriously injured and hospital bound. Condition described as satisfactory but access restricted to relatives at bedside for short visits.
Mrs. Lulu Loveland-Shepard of Salt Lake City will speak to women Friday at 7:45 p.m. on The Mormon Temple Secrets at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Corry. A National Reform Association speaker, she is described as a leading authority on Mormonism with decades of platform work in the United States and abroad.
Warren, Oct 30 Henry Schindler aged 17 a Varsity tackle on Warren High football died last evening at six from double pneumonia he had suffered since Thursday He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs A T Schindler and two brothers Claude and Robert Coaches say he was one of the most valuable linesmen Warren has had Funeral will be held Friday.
Frank Murthy a 46 year old senior at St Rosalie High died after a practice scrimmage becoming the third Pittsburgh youth to die playing football in one week. A teammate nicknamed Tinesman was carried unconscious and later died. doctors said neck injury probable.
Miss Jean Carlson and Henry Duffy were married at St Thomas church in a morning ceremony conducted by Rev Francis Graves. The bride wore translucent velvet with yellow rose accents as guests applauded in a setup of white chrysanthemums. After a reception at the Hotel Corry the couple depart for a Buffalo homestead. Duffy a structural engineer for the American Bridge Company. A large reception at Oll City with Grand Lodge officers planned for Saturday.
Wm. D. Reed of Youngstown and formerly Mercer claims a one million dollar damage suit against Mercer county, alleging deprivation of constitutional rights and seeking an early trial.
A Mercer County court house worker suffered injuries after a fall from the courthouse walls where he was employed. The incident, tied to long-pending repairs, involves AL Warren and the State Hospital for the Insane as the related institution. Officials report the wall project has languished for several years.
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