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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1934
Page
5
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Alissa Marella reports Garrity returning home after visiting Epis with friends in recent days. Miss Garrity attended the junior-senior prom at the college. Mr and Mrs Griswold and Alis Margaret Damon spent Sunday in Ashville as guests of Mrs Abbott and the Garrity family. Visitors from Johnsonburg and Groveshedt noted. Mrs William Pryor departed for Stanford Ontario. Mr and Mrs M Howard Migare returned from a four week visit in Union City.
A list of locals and visitors notes Easter recess travel and return to studies. Mrs Cora G Smith visited DwBois Pennsylvania with friends and resumed school in town this morning. Jack McInnes left for the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia to continue studies. Numerous others, including Miss Bilabelle Rosehie, Mrs. Lilly Royou, Miss Hazel Morrell, Miss Pauline Dietsch, Miss Mary Brockman, Miss Tola Long, Miss Thelma Log, Mrs. Edith Rathbin, and many families, are recorded as visiting, hosting, or traveling between Erie, Meadville, Bradford, Warren, Youngstown, and Cleveland for weekends, holidays, or school terms.
Philadelphia April 9 A man identified as Bert Armstrong claimed a mistaken identity and said he is a salesman for a New York city house furnishing concern while lawmen hold him in connection with a $49,000 express company robbery.
W F W plans for Corry Grange second annual card tourney to be held at St Edward hall Friday evening April. Dr Merle Amy named general chairman of the tournament with prizes, committees named for decorations, catering, and judging. Grange holds regular meeting with officers presiding. third and fourth degrees conferred. a speaker from North East slated for April 21 and public invited.
Philadelphia report notes Justice Maxey affirmed the muting of the county court in the Emergy v Third National Bank case. the April date appears garbled. A separate line advertises for sale or rent of a seven toms day farm property in Corry Pennsylvania owned by George Patel with unclear details.
Trading on the Stock Exchange slowed to a near standstill in early afternoon, with activity sparse and sales the tightest of the year. At 2:35 pm, prices included American Can 16 1/2, American Locomotive 163, Bethlehem Steel 46 1/2, General Electric 22 1/2, United Aircraft 13, Westinghouse Electric 70, and US Steel around 66 1/2, among others broadcast in the list of late trades.
The Supreme Court refused to review the Veterans Administration action by Frank T. Hines to discontinue automatic benefit payments for total disability under a yearly renewable war risk insurance contract. World War I veteran Thaddeus R. Wilkinson challenged the constitutionality of the 1924 Economy Act in this plea.
April 9 Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange was renominated for another term. The nomination in the past has effectively meant election for the post.
Washington court directs the commissioner of internal revenue to show cause by April 5 why Ohio should not be allowed to file an original suit to halt collection of federal taxes on liquor sold through the state's dispensary system.
Michael Lanyard once called the Lone Wolf, now reformed, travels aboard the Navarre where he encounters Detective Crane from New York. They discuss past crimes, his war losses, and his life with his wife dead, as a younger self in a tense social encounter unfolds with Mrs. Crozier and Penny Crozier watching.
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