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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1934

Page

5

Bethel Tabernacle Invites Youth for Friday Meeting

The Bethel Tabernacle at 36 East Church Street announces a special young people’s meeting this Friday night. Attendees are invited to see what a young boy did for the Lord. The event welcomes all parishioners and neighbors to Newport. A separate note mentions a Newport gold and blue sticker showing two yachts with a life buoy, to be issued by the Chamber of Commerce to advertise the America's Cup rates for the upcoming summit.

Bethel Tabernacle East Church St Newport R. L Chamher of Commerce

Local residents arrive and depart for Erie and beyond

Miss Marion Smith spends today in Erie before heading there this morning. Mrs Frank Gleason and Miss Emily Fahy visit Erie Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bly return from a short business trip to Erie. Sam Irvine leaves for Cleveland and Daytona Ohio for Aero Supply Co business. H Hansen among Carrgates visitors in Erie yesterday. Miss Mary Baker, visiting Wright street, departs for Erie en route to Pittsburgh. Mrs C D Grubbs of Dunkirk leaves for Kane to visit relatives. Hb Schryvar visits Cambridge Springs after a brother-in-law’s illness. Mrs Bertha Hamlin of Jamestown visits uncle Owen Pullom on Franklin street. Oscar Lawson on a business visit in Birle yesterday.

Wing Pier Buscalo Marion Smith Erie Frank Gleason Emily Fahy Ralph Bly Sam Irvine Teft Cleveland Dayton Aero ‘Supply Co H. Hansen Carrgates Mary Baker Claude Place Wright Street Erle, Etrouts Pittsburgh

Wing Willi Dinner for Bowling Champs in Antler League

Wing Willi Star Stores treated the Antler League champions to a steak dinner at Hotel Corry after their win. Attendees included Leslie Wells, Merle Reynolds, Clark Lord, Frank Spiesman, Paul Sirvup, Robert Shaver, Jack Irwin, Walter Craker, Harold Cragg, and W. P. Lombard.

Willi Star Stores Hotel Corry Leslie Wells Merle Reynolds Clark Lord Frank Spiesman Paul Sirvup Robert Shaver Jack Irwin Walter Craker Harold Cragg W. P. Lombard

St Edward's PTA Serves Club Dinner Plans

The St Edward's Parent Teachers Association met in their hall yesterday afternoon to discuss plans for a Golden Rule dinner. Leo Hoylen and Mrs Albert Mlice were named to oversee the repast, with a special session set for next Monday afternoon to finish arrangements.

St. Edward's Parent-Teachers Association Leo Hoylen Albert Mlice

Cory 4-H Club Holds First Meeting

The Cory 4-H Club met at James Kolstee's home to elect officers Vernon Watrous as president Lyle Alam as vice president James Kolstee as secretary and treasurer and hear vegetable garden specialist Mr Huffington of State College Pennsylvania discuss sweet corn varieties and growing methods.

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Reed in New Attack on F. D. R. Policies

U S Senator David A Reed spoke at Sharon Chamber of Commerce about re election plans and denounced Roosevelt policies. He predicted a long battle over giving the president tariff fixing powers and criticized the NRA AAA and the securities act as threats to the economy and dollar value.

Rress Sharon U. S David A. Reed Roosevelt Reed Chamber of Commerce NRA AAA

Clear River for Oarsmen Philadelphia

A Civil Works Administration project will remove 20,000 cubic yards of silt from a river bottom to improve rowing lanes on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. The plan, long advocated by local crews, aims to create four updated lanes for multiple oarsmen to race simultaneously.

Philadelphia Schuyikdill River Comfort

Stanford Hose Co Election Sets Officers and Trustees

Largely attended Stanford Hose Company meeting last evening in the club room. Elected officers include Craker president Sullivan vice president Pats secretary Garrity treasurer Mulderick foreman and Spisman first assistant foreman Rickerson second assistant foreman Becker Sandburg Ward and Ward finance committee Heath Kinley Stewart trustees. Installation at next meeting in two weeks. Plymouth officials fined ten shillings for neglecting ducking stool stocks and whipping posts in repair citing 1635 Puritan records.

Stanford Hose Company Toomna Charles Craker James Sullivan C. A. Pats Thomas Garrity Treasuer George Mulderick Foul Spisman Forman Roy Rickerson Edward Becker Raymond Sandburg James Ward William Heath Frank Kinley Donall Stewart

Irregular stock moves steady gains amid mixed trading

New York April 13 The stock market moved irregularly with some groups advancing. Philadelphia Rapid Transit rose to 4 1/4, preferred 9 1/2, Packing stocks active near prior close, Industrial Rayon up 1 to 89 1/2, 2:25 p m quotes show mixed gains across American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American T and T Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific General Electric General Motors Continental Oil and others with modest shifts.

United Press New York Philadelphia Eceses Louomotive American Smolters T&t Renee Et Atlantic Refining Jamburnes Geeseeics Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Stee Canadian Pacifc Oor Cce Cscs Ysy Geo Ieataee Ath Hpyaiem Gollimbia Gas Continental Gan BE Consolidated Oil E . 1A Curtiss-Wright Ccscceeee Alt Brieranrertt Vee General Eiectric Eee General Motors Wet Bmg International Nickel Vigermecott, Op Peyeyone Eee Bre

Landslide Leaves 200 Homeless in Grondona Hamlet

In Alessandria Italy a landslide at Grondona during the early hours killed ten people and gravely injured two, rendering about 200 residents homeless. Grondona lies 27 miles from Alessandria. Residents heard a loud rumble before Earth, boulders and trees cascaded onto village homes.

Alessandria Italy Grondons Grondona

Lanyard in a Transatlantic Card Game on Navarre

Michael Lanyard once the Lone Wolf now a respected antique dealer sails aboard the S S Navarre where he meets Detective Crane. Aboard he encounters Maurice Parry and Fay Crozier as intrigue deepens over fake Habsburg emeralds and Lanyard’s plan to recover the genuine gems.

Michael Wanyaiu Lone Wolf America S.S Navarre Detective Crane New York Lanyard Trazi Michael Fay Crozier Fenna Penna Maurice Parry Maurice Danome Fenno Fay Fale Fenndy Crogier Tife-hoat Fort Penni Navarra Crane M. Parry Bridgetaby Lenin Mr. Clay Clay Sin Danyard Toole Monsieur State Board

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