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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Russell Sherman of Des Moines Iowa have left for Cleveland and plan to continue to Boston. They are traveling to visit Mrs ficanti Smith the mother of Mrs Sherman who has been unwell.
Mrs. Fanny Van Marten of East pacers atte Aenea lines Tey gays in Messville and other places with relatives Mrs. Cora G Smith, who was al' ef Canton Pa, by the illness of 2 relative, returned home this morning.
Willie Kruger of Buffalo arrives for a few days in the city. Thomas Lynch returns home to Uniontown after a week with friends. H A Hook Archibald Thompson and daughter Margaret from Buffalo conduct services at the Baptist church and travel to Spartansburg. O A Stennett visits Conneaut for business. Knights Templar division commander James A. Lyons of Erie arrives to install Clarence Commandery officers. Mrs A Hila King and Mrs Tessie Newton visit Washington DC with Daw son Olmstead, attending the National convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mr and Mrs Nathan Reich of Youngstown visit friends. George Kester returns to Warren PA after a visit with his parents. GS Sentner visits Kittanning PA, leaving today. Mr and Mrs William Dyckes return from McKeesport with grandson Billy Trostle for a stay. C J Brown Harold L Brown and A W Rauscher travel to East Brady on business. J B Mount of Raymond Manufacturing Co departs for Youngstown on a short trip. Walter Miller of Cleveland visits on business. Mr and Mrs E J Roger depart for Erie on business. Mrs Addie Sperry and son Ralph visit Erie, depart for there. Miss Ruth Roiser returns home.
The Washington School Parent Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Business of importance to the school will be transacted. The program includes a safety stay by room No. 4 pupils, a trio from the Pair view Show, a talk on Legislation by Assemblyman John H. King, and other Washington School activities. A committee will serve refreshments.
A community forum at Corry Public Schools explored curriculum funding teacher salaries and education quality. Attendees, including local citizens and educators, urged more such meetings to align taxpayer aims with school goals and improve parental understanding of educational aims.
The swastika and the brown shirt movement have gained traction in Canada, with hundreds of aggressive adherents among about 600,000 people of German origin in the Dominion, and numbers rising rapidly.
A flooded testimonial page touts San Cura Ointment as a cure all for blood poisoning, skin troubles, and rashes. Readers from Alabama to Washington, D.C., offer praise and request samples, while the ad lists prices for ointment and soap and claims nationwide availability from a company in Titusville, Pa.
Special meetings at the Baptist church will continue this evening with services at 7 20 oclock Rev EL A Hoole pastor will speak on the Book Under It The Scotcish Gospel Singers will furnish the music A children's meeting will take place at 4 oclock and all are invited Meetings will continue every evening this week
Washington reports that Administrator Hugh S. Johnson plans a rapid decision on whether to continue or modify the seven hour day order for the bituminous coal industry. NRA officials said a draft of statistical data on industry operations was sent to Johnson yesterday by Leon Henderson, research planning chief, and Wayne Bilis, deputy administrator in charge of coal.
Fragmentary text indicates crime related figures with assault and murder mentions and large yearly totals. The readable items include phrases about purses, fire related terms, and several numbers that may reference victims and costs, but no coherent event, date, or location is established.
Mrs. Cordia died at her Columbus home last evening after months of illness. A Columbus resident for 34 years she is survived by husband James Cordia two daughters Mrs Paulina McIntyre of Findley Lake and Miss Gertrude Cordia a son M F Cordia of Clymer two sisters Mrs Felton of Dunkirk and Mrs Gertrude Lecters and brother John Volk of Clymer Funeral services will be held in Columbus at 1 pm Thursday and 2 pm in Clymer with interment in Clymer Cemetery.
Watres selected as deputy of the grand council of the Order of DeMolay in Pennsylvania. He leads in Scranton today, succeeding the late Ralph C. Minchart of Pittsburgh. The announcement names Watres as president of the George Washington Masonic Medical Association in Alexandria, Virginia.
Stocks edged up in a fluctuating session led by grains at Chicago Board of Trade as the market logged modest gains despite a broad turnover. Prices for major firms such as American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse Electric appeared in the 2:15 p.m. quotes alongside rail and energy names. The day also included coverage of the McLeod bill review for bank deposit protection by President Roosevelt and advisers, who urged against its enactment. Montana wildflower authority Mrs. J W Scott, 76, was noted for collecting over 6 000 blooms statewide.
In a sea voyage tale aboard the Navarre, Michael Lanyard aka Lone Wolf encounters Fay Crozier and her daughter Ferno, learns emeralds were replaced with zircons, vows to recover them, and confronts Maurice Parry claiming to be his son. Crumbling identities pace with underworld figures aboard as tensions rise.
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