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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
5
The article notes horses idle for a period are entered in races to condition them. It explains Botany Bay in New South Wales was named by Captain Cook due to abundant unusual plants there.
Personal notices list Miss Kathryn Auer of Ann Arbor caring for her ill mother Mrs Harry Auer. Ralph J Fogle returns from a visit to Washington DC and Virginia. Mrs Walter Marlroy attended her sister Miss Jeanette Skellie’s wedding in North East yesterday. C T Klinger leaves for a weekend in Erie. Mrs John S Putrell and daughter Mrs Steven Howard visit their kin Mrs Leon Ke Blakeslee of Corry R D 2. N A Whittaker back from Santa City and New York City on business. William Alett and daughter Sally arrive from Philadelphia to visit Mr and Mrs J D Desmond. Paulson of Detroit arrives to become a resident and work at Christensen Motors. Mrs John Courneerc Ierk departs for Union City to visit relatives. Matilda Hatch returns from Corpus Christi Texas with Dr Jerome Nast nearby. Martha Marie Hawkins, a Kaschos at Coopers town student, visits parents in the city for a weekend.
A class of one candidate joined the Catholic Daughters of America at Conception No. 35 during a ceremony at the K of C club rooms after a Phoenix Hotel banquet. Rev. Francis J. Graves and Rev. Edward J. Feeney attended, with nineteen Titusville guests and five Meadville guests. Mary Murray led the new member reception with light refreshments following a purple gold and white themed dinner.
Mrs Ila M Skellie of North East announced the marriage of her daughter Wilma Jeanette to John W Kebler son of Mr and Mrs John Kebler Jr also of North East. The wedding occurred Thursday afternoon at 7 at the English Lutheran church with Rev William Hanky officiating. The bride wore a wheat colored traveling suit and Talisman roses. Attendants were Miss Bonita Boblentz and cousin Herbert Durst. A dinner followed at Strathmore Inn and the couple planned to reside in North East.
Archaeologists note the Pompeii ruins were uncovered by 1718 and confirmed exposed in 1719 during early excavations. The landmark site drew attention to ancient Roman remains and surrounding discoveries.
The Works Progress Administration begins a sanitary sewer on First Avenue and Hast High Street in Union City. A. G. Mercer announces a 740 foot line creating about 22 to 31 jobs for roughly one month with total costs about 1909.50 dollars split 4419 from federal funds and 1090.50 from sponsors.
Rochester Pennsylvania Police Chief George F Geary urged a return to prohibition during a liquor license hearing. He argued the move would be better for everybody and voiced support for Rochester to vote to revert to the “good old days” of alcohol ban.
A Sharon Pennsylvania man credits WORLD'S TONIC with easing constipation and strengthening resistance to colds. He describes relief from back and joint pain, dizziness, and lingering taste, noting improved sleep and energy after using the tonic, sold at local drug stores.
Pitty Crcheo- QnGAIS gone leaving readers uncertain about the fate of the subject. Authorities have not released further details and no official statements were issued as of print.
Financial district mood damp as Mor genthau remarks and Arnold anti trust stance draw interest. Bethlehem Steel reports better than expected first quarter results while General Motors notes global demand softness amid a market decline. commodities show mixed moves with wheat cotton and rubber varying.
Investigation opened after $1000 vanished from an office safe amid an $11,000 Rainbow Gardens blaze at a lake retreat in Erie Pennsylvania. Police say a falling beam could have opened the safe and Corporal Charles Sorok notes probing a standard step after such losses.
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