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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
7
Carter Hill, Sept 11. Local residents recount a busy week with guests from surrounding towns, family visits, and extensive travel to North East and Meadeville. The piece notes price drops on tomatoes drawing trips, plus numerous social calls and church society activities.
The Beaverdam school opened Tuesday morning with 20 pupils present. Miss Mildred Lindberg of Carter Hill is the teacher. Several local families are listed as visitors and neighbors attend events and calls throughout the Corry Wattsburg area. Reverend Williams receives a farewell party as he moves to Craneville.
Erie school directors approved 20 projects costing about 30 000 dollars for materials and 200 skilled laborers if funds become available. The largest item is interior decoration of Strathe Vincent high school, with other work including painting, redecorating, and general repairs across East High and other buildings. Final approval rests with Harrisburg officials after review by the board.
Funeral services for Mrs. Adrian Whittaker wife of Ward Whittaker of Corry R D were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors with Rev H R Hallas officiating at 230 PM Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers included James Hill William and aunts Harry Foster Oscar Scott Proemat Whites and Arctic Hawley Relatives from across the city attended including Mr and Mrs Albert Stevens Rend PA Mrs Harry Kellogg Miss Audine Graham Os City Mr and Mrs Kenneth Whittaker and son Carl and daughter Charlotte Spartansburg and R D Wakeley Titusville Mrs Holland Rowe and daughter Dorothy Portland NY spent the day with relatives.
Edward Kuikla 21 pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of six year old Dorothy Mae Shaw after a car driven by Kuikla struck her on Spruce Street. Arraigned before Alderman Homer Lane, he was removed to the Frankin Jail to await action by the court.
George Wetmore, 72, of Torpedo, was brought to the hospital with a dislocated hip after a calf hung from a tree limb. The limb broke as the carcass fell on him Monday evening. His condition is favorable.
The Journal explains its classified ads aim to connect readers with new needs and opportunities in sale or service. It notes ad categories, editor rights, and accuracy rules, then lists sample help wanted and loan notices with terse details and box numbers for responses.
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