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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
5
A brief notes the longevity formula for Jesus Andasola who just turned 100 and who is linked to a local bowling event. The article mentions women's bowling teams, doubles results, and awards to be presented by James. It references Stordinary Recreation Alleys and a casual motto about leisure.
A stream of visits and travel notes shows Frank Litg Jr. of James City staying with his parents on North Center Street. Several residents, including Charles Crakey, J H Castor, the Hawking family, and Misses Byers, Cullen, Castrantas, and others, travel to Toledo Jamestown Conn eaut and Clarlytown for business, visits, or study. Many return home after gatherings with local families and lodge meetings are noted.
The first in a series of Earl parties by St Elizabeth's church scheduled Wednesday at 8 pm in St Elizabeth's hall. Committee members include Mrs J G Shamming Mrs P M Wane Mrs Charles Wales Mrs Marsy Paulson and Mrs May McCormin. After cafe entertainment prizes will be awarded and a luncheon served.
Members of the Mentors Club enjoyed an evening studying painters. Mrs. Busy Cullich gave a paper on Michael Angelo, Mrs. Ora Harper spoke on Raphael, and Mrs. M. Stewart contributed Leonarda Vinci. The event featured a social period and lunch at Mrs. Bennett's home on East Smith Street. Mrs. Leslie Donaldson to host in two weeks.
At the regular meeting the Corey Townsend Club voted to sustain an assessment to fund the expense of a congressional district manager to be hired later by the congressional authorities. A youth event is planned for April 12 in Orange as part of the club’s community service.
Kellogg's All-Bran offers bulk that resists digestion and absorbs water to form a gentle scour for the intestines. Described as a food not a medicine it supplies vitamin B and iron to the body and is used daily with milk or cream.
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met in Mrs. Bhoobeteeyula Boyd's home at 118 Franklin Street. Officers led a discussion on saving and plans for a May 2 event. Members Blanche Lovetugil Mike Tenton and Gertrude Fuld attended along with Myra Themis Mary Sears Phoebe Boys Florence Lindquist Atle Fren and Lou Methur. A lunch of cookies was served.
A grounded steamer Pel-An near Whampoa, China, sent wireless requests for naval aid after reports of pirate threats. Messages intercepted by a Hong Kong station indicate urgent fear of attack, with officials considering defensive measures amid weak local defense.
The Guffey bill cleared the Senate by 58 to 15 after a defeat of Byrnes rider that would have condemned sit-down strikes. The measure targets trucking and energy policy, with the scene set by testimony from industry and labor voices.
NW York April 8 The Supreme Court penchen has not decided the Wagner labor act. Market commentary notes the delay reduces pressure on stocks while speculating on constitutional outcomes and corporate dividends. Myron C. Taylor of Hulman & Co predicts a reward for stockholders as the company nears a potential common stock payoff.
New York stocks and commodities dropped with losses up to four points in the main list. Steel and copper shares were hardest hit while trading in American Locomotives and Bethlehem Steel showed notable weakness. Jerome Yacos delivery: execution date set for May 4 in Harrisburg for the Waite Station killing of Andy Spelock and his wife Ann.
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