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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
6
A regular meeting of the directors of the Fine Grove Cemetery Association is set for Monday at 7 31 pm at Alexander and Company. The column also reports on a local arrest, injuries from a crash near Union City, health updates, school and community events, and various public notices from Meadville and surrounding areas.
Miss Lucy May Schurman daughter of Mrs Eva Schurman wed Ivan A Hatch son of Mrs Ella Hatch on Thursday evening at eight in a home ceremony conducted by Rev Garret Timmers of Abbe Reformed Church Clymer. The porch was transformed into a bower with gladioli roses and greenery as guests viewed a double ring ceremony. Witnesses included Miss Vera Legters and Mrs James Ten Harken. Lawrence Adams served as best man. A reception followed with decor in pink green and white and a wedding supper. The couple left for a week long motor trip to Niagara Falls and New York before settling at Hatch's Sciota farm.
United Press reports Pennsylvania plans vocational education for thousands of unemployed adults. The state relief board set aside 250000 dollars in federal funds to hire about 600 teachers and train at least 10000 people. 20 to 25 centers will host classes, using unoccupied school spaces after regular hours. Classes likely begin October 4 and run six months with 10 to 30 pupils per instructor.
The Bible conference at First Baptist Church under Dr. William L. Pettingill expects reinforcements today with Archthala Thompson and daughter Margaret, the Scotch radio singers from Buffalo, to direct music through next Wednesday night. Thompson has long served as musical director at Oaklands Park Bible conference on Hamilton Bay. Pettingill recommends them highly. tonight's subject is Got's Memorandum Book is your name written there. A conference meeting follows Saturday night with a 7:30 song service. Dr. Pettingill's topic will be The Antichrist and Great Tribulation.
Keppel Tiffany will open a private and class music studio at his home 121 South Center Street this Saturday September 16. The renowned musician, skilled on piano, pipe organ and double bass, recently began teaching with a Syracuse University course and will offer the Aguado Pre-Instrumental Course for children ages five to eleven, with classes completing in twenty sessions, one per week, no home practice. Tiffany will be assisted by his mother, Mrs. L. R. Tiffany, a noted teacher, and student recitals will be a regular feature.
The American Automobile Association reports that abolition of speed limits in about 22 states facilitates motor travel and reduces speed trap operations. Most motorists show restraint and respect for others, while a minority treat the change as a license to speed, risking a push to restore old limits if conditions worsen.
The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held at the home of Miss Gertrude Wicté Concord Street Monday evening at eight o'clock. The emblem committees Misses Wield Wilma Rick and Ann Sexeralk will be in charge of the program. A large attendance is asked.
Forrest Robert Millicom a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Philip L Million was struck near his home at 184 Meadaye ime and died at Spencer Hospital about four o clock yesterday. Driver Clint Rodgers of Be Swift Company said he did not see the child. Coroner W J Byhaiy ruled accidental death. no inquest.
Grace Warner, formerly of Waterford, sustained serious injuries in an auto accident while being driven in Glen Ridge. The car stopped abruptly to avoid another vehicle, causing her to be thrown from the carriage. She suffered a fractured leg in two places, hip and neck injuries, and other bruises, and is in a plaster cast in hospital. Waterford friends express concern and wish her a swift recovery.
Fifty members attended the sub district meeting at Grange Hall Union City with Mr and Mrs Webb McCray and Mr and Mrs Warner McCray among the attendees. Director Marsh led the forenoon session and reported on cooperatives and a meeting in Albany. Ralph McCord spoke on the Cooperative Association of Grapes Growers. Afternoon programs featured musical selections readings and community singing. Adjournment scheduled for September at Waterford with Joseph Cronin visiting from Bradford Pa.
A damaged text fragment references a 1913 prison notice or legal action. It mentions Russell, city prison, property, and penalties. The readable portion is incomplete and unclear, hindering precise details about parties, charges, dates, or outcomes.
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