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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
5
A Chicago couple plans a several weeks wedding trip starting Saturday in April. After their honeymoon they will reside in Chicago after May. The bridegroom is a well known Corey boy and the groom, Mx Beduze, is a sales representative for the ARL Metal Company of Chicago.
Dozens of residents and guests are listed as arriving in or leaving Corry and nearby Erie area towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. A B Taylor of Driftwood Pa arriving en route to Columbus to visit Mrs Blanche Skinner, Mrs Anna Bradford visiting Erle with daughter Mrs T Scholz, and Rev BR Lewis returning from Meadville. Others journeyed to Erie Beechwood N Y Olean N Y and Warren for family and medical connections, with several attending dances and hospital events at St Vincent's Hospital nurses.
Charlte W Shaver of Fuctid sheet traveled to Driggs Mines Pa after death of his mother Charlotte Myers aged 83 in Brockport Pa. Mrs Myers died at her daughter Mrs Allen Spewart home after years of ill health. Survived by Mrs Spewart and another daughter Mrs Myrile Charlton. Funeral Friday at 2 30 PM at MFB Brockport with burial in Brockport cemetery.
Last evening about sixteen members of the New Era Club of the Presbyterian Huvell met at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Parley street. Plans were made for four rummage sales. Missionary topics were given by Miss Huxel Merk and Miss Winifred McLees. The entertainment featured a spelling bee with seven letter words. Miss Hole Fordyce won the award. Various playful activities and social time followed.
Card party at St Elizabeth's church hall hosted by the ladies. Fourteen tables set for bridge and auction. prizes awarded to Mrs John A Blatt Mrs Walter Sweet Miss Kathryn Pycely and Mrs Anna Byterbrook. Organizers listed as Mrs J C Sham P M Witte and others.
Announcement of the marriage of Misa Lorna May Auiley of Detroit daughter of Wrante Antidon and Micha Harald de McCaffrey of Detroit son of Alfred McCaffrey. Ceremony Wednesday March 31 at St Beno church Detroit. Miss Antidin a graduate of Ciney High school and St Vincent's Hospital alumna. The couple reside at 267 Highwind Avenue Detroit.
Double funeral services are set for Saturday in Jamestown for Miss Cecelia J. A faceson and Miss Florine L. Isaste son of the Taller family, both killed in an automobile crash near Heat Payetteville North Carolina. The two women are expected to arrive in Jamestown today. Funeral services will be held at the church from 1 to 8 o'clock with viewing.
Elmer C Walzer reports Wall Street holding that the government will not cut its gold price due to deflationary risks and market disruption. It may defend U S bond markets to secure funds for ongoing expenditures while war financing abroad continues and invasion prospects persist. unknowns linger about new price legislation and NRA principles.
In moderate trading today stocks moved erratically with many posting gains while bonds declined and grains fell. The session opened firm, dipped, then steadied until a sharp shakeout in the second hour, followed by a partial recovery and a close near steadier levels amid broad listings of major names including General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Bethlehem Steel.
Fret Davies, 43, of Erie, a veteran trainman on a Pennsylvania Railroad pusher engine, died early today in Ridgway Hospital after suffering a stall fracture last Friday when he fell from the running board. The body will be taken to Erie for funeral services and interment.
three of nine men indicted in connection with a $1 200 000 suspected shortage at Bradford Pennsylvania Commercial National Bank were convicted by the federal government.
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