Police respond to family dispute in Shady Avenue home
Police were called at 6 p m yesterday to a family spat in a Shady Avenue home. They refused to file charges as no formal complaint was made.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
6
Police were called at 6 p m yesterday to a family spat in a Shady Avenue home. They refused to file charges as no formal complaint was made.
Area buses will leave the Mumper building at o'clock tomorrow for the Crippled Children’s clinic at Meadville. Parents and children needing transportation should be at City Hall by 8 sharp. Leonard Franklin Jr of H C Price Co worked after a left hand finger laceration at Comy Hax Hospital.
Interment planned at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus following a service tomorrow at 2 pm. A 1949 Chevrolet sedan owned by Elmer Sharer of Wayne Street and driven by his son Eugene was damaged after skidding on a slippery Elgin Spartansburg road turn, colliding with a bridge near Elgin.
Joan Olivett, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Olivett of Emporium, died of polio at Bradford Hospital after mild symptoms began with a headache. She entered school Tuesday and was admitted Friday. Survived by parents and a brother David.
Pittsburgh report shows 11 new polio cases over the weekend, bringing the year’s total to 176 as the outbreak worsens in western Pennsylvania communities.
State Commerce Secretary Theodore Roosevelt presided at a Pennsylvania Week meeting in Hershey to finalize plans for the October 15 to 22 celebration. He credited past Pennsylvania Week events with fueling postwar industrial growth and national defense value, addressing about 100 committee members led by general chairman Joseph C. Fengley of Lancaster.
Vicinity members of the No 1sat Riding Club earned trophies at the Youngsville Horse Association show held with the Community Fair Saturday. Winners include Rose Darrow first in western parade and first in western pairs with Bonnie Darrow. Peggy Fox second in western pleasure and third in children's western equitation. Dora Blakeslee third in pony class. Max Manwaring first. Fred Jensen fourth in western jumper. Dora Lee Blakeslee third. Mrs Val Clayton first in stock horse. Pat Parsons first in five Hait ed class. Carl Spelling Jr first and Grant Spelling second in musical chairs.
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