Mrs James Sutton and daughter moved home from Corey hospital
Mrs James Sutton and daughter of Spartansburg R D 4 were taken to their home Saturday after a few days as patients at Corey hospital.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1938
Page
2
Mrs James Sutton and daughter of Spartansburg R D 4 were taken to their home Saturday after a few days as patients at Corey hospital.
Titusville coroner cites heart condition in the death of 33 year old Mrs. Herman Burkett after a severe headache, following a fishing trip to North East. Bee sting injuries hospitalize George Hakanson, 27, of Boston after a wagon wheel injury near Greenville. Robbers steal over $2,000 in cash and tokens at Sharon terminal. Jamestown schools reopen with students back in class. Local notices include church events, baptisms, and community meetings across Warren and surrounding towns.
Authorities join search for two chicken-eating bears around Pst Fork after a break in at Jack Miller’s yard destroyed five prized chickens and sightings continued near Omer McCool’s property. Police rounded up seven youths, ages 16 to 19, on robbery and larceny charges reported in Meade County.
Miss Helene Lewis of East Bond street wed Richard B. Contryman son of Mr and Mrs R R Contryman of Massena New York on Saturday at St Pauls Episcopal church in Rochester The couple were attended by Frances Contryman and James Lewis A reception followed at Culver Arms Inn The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside in Rochester where the groom works for Yawman and Erbe Mrs Contryman is a Corry High School graduate with nursing training at Genesee Hospital in Rochester.
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