Seven year old injured at East Wanavee home
An incident yesterday left a seven year old girl with a skull injury at her east Wanavee residence. She was transported to Wastal Hospital where authorities reported the situation as serious but stable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1948
Page
3
An incident yesterday left a seven year old girl with a skull injury at her east Wanavee residence. She was transported to Wastal Hospital where authorities reported the situation as serious but stable.
Erie County official Darling said no action will be taken on a grand jury recommendation to provide a satisfactory nurses housing at the Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital. The report also urged a modern kitchen at the county prison and eventual replacement of the prison building. the kitchen proposal will be considered in the 1949 budget. Nurses will continue to rent nearby quarters as current housing remains in place.
Five western New York men pleaded guilty to petit larceny before Peace Justice John Jaywood. They were fined a total of 105 dollars after arresting officers testified they took thirteen 100 pound bags of potatoes from a Brocton farm. Potatoes were recovered.
A Chicago firm filed an 8300 0 damage suit yesterday against John F McGaughey of North East arising from a March 5 19 7 accident near pre y New York. The action seeks 2315 18 for truck damages and 581 for 1400 glass bowls damaged when a Keeshin Express Co truck carrying Dormeyer glass bowls collided with McGaughey’s car after a left turn without signaling.
Bear Lake notes report Mrs. Archie Wooden visiting Corry and Mrs. Chapman staying after her husband’s death. Rev and Mrs A L Lang attend evangelistic meetings in Corry with EL A B church members. Walter Newhouse suffers from a lame back. Mrs A Hall aids at Lockinhouse home in Clymer. HP Smith injures teeth when a l ine slips while fitting a tie. Ladies missionary group led by Mrs Lawrence Radcliff holds a meeting with lunch. Youths and children enjoy a masked Halloween party in the church basement. Harold Pelton and wife attend GLP meeting in Syracuse. An automatic bottle making machine was invented in 1903.
This week’s CLYMER page reports Fred Willink of Sanford Florida died October 23 at 62 after months of illness. Funeral October 26. Survived by wife Carrie Piehl Willink, four children, six grandchildren, all in Sanford. He was a former Westfield postal clerk and postmaster, moved to Florida 21 years ago as a mail carrier, with many local ties. The issue also covers PTA and Rochester Classis events at Clymer Hill Church, a fellowship supper by the Bull Moose Hunt Club, and upcoming nominations for church offices. The detailed items include program notes, speakers Miss Ruth Ransom and Dr Margaret Gibbons, and a funds allocation for foreign and domestic boards.
Mr and Mrs George Legter hosted an event in 1949 inviting guests to test at their home. The group traveled to Marion to attend a youth rally at the Marion Reformed Church led by Rev Theodore Tandstra with Dr Paul Rachson of Arabia as speaker. Mrs James Ten Haken and son Darwin spent a week in Washington DC. The Big Owl Hunt Club held an oyster supper at the Legters home with Roy Cirink high man, followed by William Grivink and Charles Legters as winners while James Gravink Earl Beckerink and Roy Legters were losers.
The stock market may brighten this Christmas compared with last year. The column notes the Yuletide spirit, domestic hopes, and signs of improvement amid 1948 deaths by pneumonia and postwar issues, urging gifts to children and fair international dealing.
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