Saxton Couple Visited Jamestown Relatives Today
Mr and Mrs G B Saxton of Jamestown were guests of relatives in the city today.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
5
Mr and Mrs G B Saxton of Jamestown were guests of relatives in the city today.
Sherman residents visit city with families while relatives host them at Mrs V Lethman of East Wayne street. Erie trips, trips to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cleveland noted. many return home after brief stays. Corry and area residents travel for business, family visits, and relocation to Washington and Cranberry Lake.
An unsigned ad promises relief from dizziness headaches and stomach distress using a tablespoonful of Deres Mentha Pepsin after meals. The message claims swift stomach relief and offers a money-back promise via Keister's Cut Rate if it fails.
Odd Fellows held a supper gathering after a cowboy pool tournament with the losing team serving. A forecast was enjoyed and a program followed featuring talks by Richard Roszbacher, Howard Loveland, Mayor Glen Miller, W. Ed. Marsh, William Colby, Dr. Selden, LeRoy Dickinson, Mila Williams, Hebart Hal, C. I. Aites, Harold Shannon. Hopsee Brynolson performed several numbers with accompanist Mabel Larson.
Discharge papers of 114 veterans from Corry and nearby areas, once held by the American Legion post for state bonus records, have been returned for recording. Arthur J Schaub will be at the Municipal Building Friday and all day Saturday to deliver these papers, and the county recorder will supply copies free of charge to veterans seeking benefits.
The Alumni Association of St Edward's School led by Miss Mary Ressler plans a card party and dance at St Edward's hall on Wednesday evening May 2. Tables for cards from 7:30 to 9:20. dancing until 10. Bernavel Burkett chairs the after party and the public is invited.
Mrs Ruth Cadburg district deputy of the Order of Eastern Star paid her official visit to Cory City Chapter last evening at the Eastern Star Hall Sonic Temple gathering. Guests from Union City chapter attended. After the chapter session with refreshments a social hour followed. In Cincinnati Mickey King a 20 year old Buffalo born aerialist fell 15 feet when a rope broke during a Shrine circus matinee. She was seriously injured but the performance continued.
Harrisburg plan to issue due bills emerges as method to meet Liquor Control Board obligations. State Treasurer Charles A. Waters prepared the due bills scheme for presentation at the next meeting of the State Emergency Relief Board.
Northwest Pennsylvania Blue Lodge F and A M masters and officers will gather in this city for a dinner meeting at the Masonic Temple at 6:3 oclock. A large number of Masons from nearby cities expected for the organization meeting. SEEKS DIVORCE
New York April 26 A light selling wave after mid session trimmed price levels with only brief strength following a reported compromise in the labor situation. Leading issue prices at 2 15 p m included American Can American Locomotive American Smelters and more with mixed results across rail and industrial stocks as traders weighed the labor talks and market reaction.
On the U S Navarre bound for Ametics Michael Lanyard reunites with his son Maurice Parry and foil crony Jack Knife Anderson and English Archie as emerald thefts unfold. Maurice's loyalty shields his father while a fake emerald plot unravels with a fatal pistol blow and a tense midnight confrontation aboard.
A New York firm of importers has placed an order for 12,000 quarts of liqueurs with the Turkish Wine and Spirit Monopoly. The liqueurs include strawberry, sherry and raspberry, prepared under Turkish wine growing supervision as a product of the new industry.
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