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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
2
Local items include car crash injuries in Russell with Albert Anderson hospital stay and discharge, town police solving tire puncture mischief, town events such as Townsend dances and church picnics, plus shopping deals on produce and staples. Also reports on farm tour participation, hospital updates on Mrs. Lolis K. Rumpf and Alex Gormar, and upcoming political and civic notices.
Merle Long, patient at Corry hospital for two weeks, returned home yesterday. Glenn Straight, 10, son of Willis and Mrs Straight of Sherman, underwent tonsil removal at Corry and was sent home last evening. Mrs Warren White of 18 West Irving street, also a Corry hospital patient, was discharged home Wednesday. Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg adds parking space up to five acres, with 15 acres graded on show property and a new arena replacing former parking. Dwight Warner, 20, from a Brookville family, pleaded guilty as jury selection began in Jefferson county court. sentenced to 8 to 10 years in Western Penitentiary plus $100 fine and costs for raping a 16-year-old Brookville girl.
Kane businessman M. C. Chittister announced the formal opening of Chittister's Inn, formerly Mac's Inn west of Corry on Roosevelt Highway. A floor show by a local troupe, dancing, and entertainment are planned with invitations extended to nearby cities and an expected large out of town crowd. The inn will offer regular lunches and dinners and aims to provide good food and orderly service to the public.
The Slate street bridge at OW City opened to two way traffic on a Wednesday afternoon delighting motorists and police. Fred Thomas, longtime mayor of Sharon, loses title to Jay as Mrs dessin Clive Stamford during his honeymoon. He attends the League of Third Class Cities of Pennsylvania convention in Reading.
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