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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
8
Funeral services for Norman I ngesan and Meira Kass were held in Clymer with Rev. Te Paski officiating. Interment in North Side Cemetery followed as the community offers sympathy. numerous local residents, students, and family members are noted in transitions, travels, and church duties across the region.
Baptist Young People announce an evening of fun and novelty titled Pox al Mannel Chase at the church starting 7 20 pm tonight. The event is a new attraction, a big annual affair, with a bonfire at an undisclosed location known only to two foxes. The BY PU members also plan a Young People Night delegation to Warren for the Oil Creek Assn meeting, meeting at 6 pm and traveling by car to compete for a pennant with other churches. John Bensinie was admitted to Curry Hospital yesterday for treatment of appendicitis and is seriously ill.
A plum ostrich boa appears in a New York fashion show featuring evening gowns and avant garde fabrics. The piece ushers in a trend of dramatic accessories as designers present rich textures and bold silhouettes for the season.
United Press reports Pittsburgh Sept 18 Prohibition Administrator John D Pennington vows to end high handed raid methods in Western Pennsylvania After reports say agents entered Greensburg without warrants and arrested a man The dry chief says officers will be dismissed or suspended for violations of the constitution while enforcing prohibition actions Local details name Uniontown Greensburg and three agents including Seth Moore and Q McDavy with one not in federal service
Sept 13 The Webster Thayer courtroom, scene of the Sacco Vanzetti trial, prepares for a new trial bid. Celeeting Malet og of New Bedford faces execution at Stans prison for another murder as defense argues for clemency and a fresh legal challenge in a case that drew wide international interest.
Ray Casler spent Friday at his home in Garland. Miss Lillian Bates attends Jury for High School at Corty. Toby Ayers moved his family 40 miles to Spring Valley where he is employed. Opal Bates, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bates, is outside work. Claude Ayers of West Spring Creek, Mrs Mabel Kailetlin and others attended the Warren fair. John Ohm and child spent Sunday with aura Ayers at Youngsville. Fred Shutt is home again and provides rooms for Wil Chirk on the news.
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