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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
5
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The United Brethren in Christchurch holds weekly meetings starting Monday at 8 p.m. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor led by Phyllis McClintock will discuss What Welcome Lu.s title to Christ Today. The Women's Big Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charles Keyoet's home. A Friday afternoon program features a device spin sponsored by the Women’s Mission Society and Otterbein Gunt. All are invited to attend at 250 6 whvols.
Harrisburg reports a set of nine administration banking bills drafted by the Department of Banking and approved by Dr. George H. Earle would grant the state secretary of banking authority to remove officials. The measures, introduced in the Senate tonight, aim to extend executive power in banking oversight.
Local society news lists Mrs Thurza Ely Moses of Marton visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Ely and other relatives. Several families travel by car to Medina Erie Jamestown Meadville Warren Franklin and Georgetown University for visits business and weekend stays.
Deputy coroner W H McNary said Ralph Schaeffer 25, a pottery worker and secretary, was killed by an accidental self inflected gunshot while aiming to frighten his wife who threatened to leave. Schaeffer and his 23 year old wife were home with her sister when the tragedy occurred.
One thousand prisoners at Ohio Penitentiary went on strike today protesting that few paroles are being issued. The inmates refuse to work in the penitentiary factories.
Alameda airline officials announce American's Airways four motor Clipper will depart Alameda airport tomorrow for inaugural commercial flight to Hawaii. The trip marks a bold start for the carrier and signals a new era in Pacific air travel.
Holy Week with Palm Sunday services opened in Corry churches and Holy Friday rites planned for Good Friday. St Pauls Lutheran and First Presbyterian host special midweek services while Emmanuel Episcopal and Catholic parishes feature daily observances. Easter Sunday to conclude Holy Week with mass and other programs across multiple congregations.
Funeral services for J. Hansen Duke, longtime Corry resident born December 25, 1868, were held Saturday afternoon at Alexander aint Company Funeral Chapel. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included J. O'Brien, Connie O'Neil, Chu Miller, George Emery, J. B. Johnson, and Ralph Parker. Attendees from out of town included Relph Parker and Jess Thompson among others.
Pat Sharon of Mercer County announces plan to plant more than 29 000 seedlings including transplants this spring. The state Department of Forests and Waters in Harrisburg confirms the project with most trees to be planted by the Greenville Water Company.
United Press reports New York April 15 shares in rail and related industries slide as a court case delays a key decision. Atlantic, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific and other major rail and energy stocks show declines amid uncertain outcomes, with values fluctuating across multiple firms including General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Standard Oil affiliates.
Washington April 15 Bernard Baruch, noted financier, attacked the Flynn pay-as-you-go war finance plan, saying it would not sustain defense power and could invite inflation. The plan proposes taxes only sufficient to cover wartime expenditures, lasting as long as the war. A separate exhibit note mentions a 244-year-old family Bible on display in Canada, claimed to be the oldest Bible there.
A masked thief and henchmen rob Violet Elderbank’s jewels in a New York office, killing undercover agent Hovarty. Inspector Montigny and Captain McEniry pursue clues across the city, tracing marked notes, a missing watch, and an inside suspect linked to Thurber as the investigation tightens.
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