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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
5
Bermuda Trade Development Board backed the event in Tonglulu. A Honolulu photographer captured standout views of Hangaiji winning a regional competition. Thrift advice given to Bluffton wives highlights financial struggles amid married life and college audience.
Local society column lists Mrs J Kipler leaving for Jamestown for a day business. Mrs C B Van Slyke from Meadville overnight in Corry en route from Warren Pa. Glenn Spencer returns from Meadville for a short visit. Mr and Mrs James Liddy back from Hot Springs Ark. David Reich to Youngstown after visiting parents. E K Hepler and Robert drive to Buffalo on business. Mrs Margaret Hoblie from Erie arrives for a few weeks with her mother. Robert Reggie, formerly of Corry, takes a job at Kendall Oil North Center. Rev H F Reagle returns home with him. Several Corry residents and families travel to Erie for visits. Mary Robbins leaves for Erie to see sister. Others mentioned include Mrs Mary Hotehnas of Meadville, and Veronica Drobnecke with Ca Daliimusi of Detroit planning to visit. Numerous local residents and relatives are noted visiting, traveling, or staying with family in Jamestown, Erie, Meadville, Warren, Buffalo, and Detroit.
Mrs Hilda Rohlin of Warren visits the Warren Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary home for an official meeting. The floor program is announced as well carried out. Mrs Rich appointed reservations chair for the county council meeting in tonesli Pa April 16. A luncheon follows the meeting. Ground is broken for Franklin's new Jamie Senior High School building and will extend several feet past the rear of the present building requiring grading at the rear.
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The first meeting of Lie yeux of the Gallies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital met at the Nuyne’s home. Mrs J A Cassilly presided with nine members present. Plans for the annual fig day were made. Mrs Lake Graham named chair of the site to be held Saturday May 1. Mrs G G Barker to handle the June party. Officers and committees were appointed, with Mrs Clarence Loveland directing hospital sewing. Rent notices follow for upper duplex and furnished rooms on East South Street.
Mrs Mary Hickman aged 68 died at 2 35 this morning in Corry hospital after several days of illness. She lived at 143 Pars street with her half brother Hugh Toughey for nineteen years and was well known here. Survived by a sister in the West. Funeral services at Brackeh Keating funeral chapel Saturday at 10 with Rev Francis Graves officiating. Interment in St Thomas cemetery family lot.
The Baptist Missionary Society met Wednesday at Mrs F D Peiffer's home for an all day session with two thr ee n dinner at noon. Twenty attended as arrangements were made to host Rev Mr Van Gardner for a Bible study week starting April 27 at the church. An discussion on entertaining God's servants followed the day’s study led by Mrs Mimey West Ney Mis Charles Hubert to address at her Northwest... home on the first Wednesday in May.
Market report by Elmer C. Walzer notes renewed bullishness in domestic business and better steel, auto, power and retail activity. First quarter corporation results show gains. National City Bank cites aggregate profits rising to 2.64 billion, led by shipping and autos. Exchange seats drop signals weaker sentiment. Russia ups rouble value, making travel pricier for Americans, though Soviet claim of equivalent living costs in Moscow and Paris.
April 2 report shows broad stock indices rising as European tensions and domestic demand lift prices. Notable gains appear in American Can, American Locomotive, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Penn RRL, Pure Oil, Woolworth, and others amid a mixed market rally.
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