Local incidents and court actions headline Corry brief notes
A Columbus man’s windshield was shattered at Maple Avenue crossing when a railroad operator dropped the gates. Dan Reynolds and Robert Gravette pleaded guilty to drunken disorderly conduct after a street fight on West Main Street. Marriage licenses issued to Davis Gilson, Zajac, and Badowski. A reckless 1941 Chevrolet was identified. driver reportedly unlicensed. A Corry motorist was cited for double parking on West Main. About 20 welders attended an instructional welding film at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. The wholesale price index for the week ended Sept 11 was 176.8 percent of the 1924 average, up from a year ago. Guardsmen headed home as pre-European leaves started for the Keystone Division. A 39th polio case was admitted to Lake View Hospital, with seven lung beds occupied. Priscilla Matteson was transferred to Hamot Hospital after a fall injury. Charles Olds remains a noted flower gardener. The Sunday skeet shoot was canceled as locals attend the Warren Field and Stream Club event at Wilder Field. Mrs Ruth Snyder was cited for an improper pass near a school bus collision. A Red Cross film “Your Chance To Save a Life” screens at Rex Theatre to boost blood donations.
Quads Born To Negro Mother at City Hospital
In Baltimore on Sept. 18 Mrs Susie Avance, 31, gave birth to quadruplets after a 32 minute labor, the four infants six weeks premature and the mother recovering. She had a son nine months earlier. husband killed in a stabbing two months ago. The family lives in a two room unit by a cobble street alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Susie Avance
City Hox Pital
Avance
Drunk Banned From Driving After Apr 30 Crash
Erie judge sentences Ulysses A Collier to two years probation with restitution and a $50 fine after he pleaded guilty to drunken driving and crashed into two cars a tree and two houses. He was warned never to drive again as others also pleaded guilty to public assistance violations with varying penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Burton R. Laub
Ulysses A. Collier
Trie
Otis Green
Erle
Laub
Erle County
Alice Pyne
R. D
Roy J
Emma Petry
Eric
Elmer L. Evans
Evans
John
Laura Newberry
Five Erie Institutions Share in Huge Estate
In Probate filing, five Erie institutions are to share Miss Martha A. Jarecki's estate, valued well over a million dollars. After $307,000 is given to a grand-niece, grand-nephew, and an employee, Hamet Hospital Association and the Sarah A. Reed Home would each receive about 25 percent of the remainder. Other beneficiaries include the Visiting Nurse Association of Erie, the Erie Infants Home and Hospital, and Zem Zem Hospital Crippled Children, each getting roughly $147,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Jarecki
Santa Barbara
Cal
Hamet Hospital Association
Sarah A. Reed
Ja~recki
Visiting Nurse Association of
Erie
Erie Infants Home and Hospital
Zem Zem Hospital Stor Crippled
Countians Buy $732,256 in Bonds
August defense bond sales in Pennsylvania rose to 28,405,916 with the largest gain in popular series bonds at 24,582,608. Erie County reported 732,256 in August sales, of which 626,033 were series E bonds. State chairman Arthur C. Kaufman noted the figures exclude the later labor day driven campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Defense
Arthur C. Kaufman
U. S. Savings Bonds Division Advisory Committee
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Kaufman
Texas towns brace for new flood threats
Flood waters receded in Alice and other soaked communities but more rain and a rising crest threaten Driscoll population about 450 on San Diego Creek. In Alice 15 inches of rain in 48 hours caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage. crest expected to reach Driscoll, with higher water anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Tex
Driscoll
San Diego Creek
W. M. Williamson
Tangeland
Clymer News Notes Ahead for Local Students and Events
Thegram covers James Gravink family trips to Holland for Hope College, a farewell party for Rev Chinde Moore at Jamestown Rescue Mission, and Jamestown mission canvassing for papers and rags. It notes Mrs Harriet Newhouse’s return from Bowmansville, a September Ladies Aid meeting with Africa speaker Jesse Warnken, and local visits and meals at the homes of Ton, Gravink, and Croseult families. Maynard King heads to Cornell, Marilyn Gravink to Houghton College, and Mrs Carlyle Neckers’ Cleveland trip are mentioned along with several social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
James Gravink
Linda
Holland, Mich
Janette
Hope College
Carlyle, Neckers
Son Craig
Henry van Leente
Clarence Rhebergen
Ralph Thompson
Suhs Dan
Jack
Melvin Liwellen
Bemus Point
Jack Thompson
Edward Ruslink
Walter Legters
James Teri Haken
Norman TeCroney
Gilbert Ton
Roy Gravink
Chinde Moore
Jamestown Rescue Mission
South Main Street
Harriet Newhouse
J. H. Barker
Bowmansville
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
Elmer Croscutt
Walter Schruers
Hiram Beckerink
Louis Holihouse
Amos VanKarden
Jane Habink
Walter Legturs
Carol Wiggers
Dean Vander Schaal
Holthouse
Jesse Warnken
Africa
Mary Ton
Shirley White
William Gravink
Marilyn
Deleo Gravink
Donna Ton
Mariea Ton
Gail Thompson
Gilert Ton
Miss White
Clark Griswold
Lammerdale
Carlyle Neckers
Cleveland
Maynart King
Ticaca
Cornell University
Houghton
Houghton College
Elmer Croseult
Walter Wren
Jamestown
Levening
Local residents and students attend regional events and services
Mrs. Maude Caster stays with the Rorabacks while Mrs. Roraback teaches filisie in Clymer Center. Miss Shirley VanEarden and Za Button Jr begin Jamestown Business College on Wednesday. Church elders and ministers attend the Rochester Chisels session in Ontario New York, with Rev Go Wely Huptman leading services tomorrow. It is noted that the first pure nickel is believed to have been prepared in 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Caster
Wiklar Roraback
Roraback
Clymer Center School
Shirley VanEarden
Za Button, Jr
Jamestown
Go Wely Huptman
Erie Wilhove
Abbe Reformed Church
Tavern Owner Shot To Death In Calumet City
Calumet City police identified Aldair Helfer, 48, owner of six taverns, as the victim of a fatal early morning shooting near his home. Investigators say Helfer was ambushed as two or more assailants fired eight to ten rounds at close range. robbery is not suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Ware
Aldair Helfer
Galumet City
Walter Maczezewski
Snc
Helfer
Maderbeski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clebert Messenger
Columbus
Maple Avenue
Messenger
Dan D. Reynolds
Warren
Robert Gravette
M. S. Cobbett
West Main Street
Erie County Court House
Jerome H. Davis
Erma. M. Gilson
Garry
John Zajac
Union City
Mary Badowski
Corry Rod and
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Keystone
Camp Atterbury
Europe
Polia Ton
Pharmonsburg
Lake View Hospital
National Polio Foundation
Priscilla Matteson
Guy Matteson
Corry
Hamet Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Olds
Warren Field and Stream Club
Wilder Field
Irvine
Ruth Snyder
Snyder
West Stith Street
Marion Street
Rex Theatre
American Red Cross
Red Grass
Storm
Fogle
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Mt. Katmal
Erie Institutions
Texas
Carlisle
Hazel Orsal
Trindle Road
Here
The
Pacific
U. S. Defense
Citizens National
Bank of Carry
the Bank
F.dii
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Pillsbury
Accent Lux
Elberta Peaches
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Strat
Tk 15
UJA
Israel
Aden
Ler
USA
United Jewish Appeal
Tran
Houmania
Libya
Firestone
Barney
South Center Street
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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