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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1938
Page
5
The readable text references political themes including liberalism and Republican women’s roles, with scattered mentions of November events and a 3:51 a.m. timestamp. Names and clear facts are scarce, yielding a cryptic brief about political framing and upcoming civic matters.
Miss Velma Smith of Los Angeles left New York en route home after a few weeks with her aunt Miri Hepler in Franklin Street. David Gateman of Youngstown is guest of David Reich on West Smith Street. Miss Julia Carrier Peekell of Peekskill, New York, just back from Mexico, visits sister Mrs B D Jackson and heads to Chau tauqua for a month. James Purpura returns from Buffalo business. Brown and son Harold drive to Wellsville. Mr and Mrs W W White and daughter Mary Jane of Balboa Heights Panama Canal Zone visit relatives and plan to return via Detroit, bringing Miss Jean Parrell home.
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs Russell Clark and daughter Marion of Detroit visiting Mrs George R Clark in Corry. Betty Roach stays at Findley Lake with North East teachers. Numerous relatives and friends travel to St Cloud Chicago Cleveland and New England for visits, vacations, and family events.
An image shows Henry Ford in a spirited, youthful mood at a community birthday event honoring his 16th birthday anniversary. About 8000 Detroit schoolchildren gathered at the Michigan State Fair Grounds to wheel the Pioneer Motor Manufacturer into the milestone, with a speaker praising Ford's enduring spirit and enthusiasm.
Phyllia Boyd Williams, eight months old, crawls with taps held by suspenders as letters heads billheads dodgers blotters and other items go on display at the Jour Wigl Commercial Shop in Cleveland.
Ingeborg Selbere of 216 Wright Street wed Clayton D. Turner son of Mrs. Wleanora Turner at 9 30 PM Monday in the home of Try W H Garnett in Spartansburg Pa Attendants were Mr and Mrs Herbert Garnett The couple will reside on Wright Street Turner a Corry Nursing School graduate in 1929 and former technician in Dr N Troy Gillette’s offices now works as a mechanic at the Thomas Molar Company
National Guardsmen of the Keystone Division trained in stiff drills at Indiantown Gap Pa preparing for a mythical war. The big push opens at dawn with the 111th and 112th Infantry regiments advancing through mountain passes while the 108th Observation Squadron airmen participate weather permitting. Artillery and engineers built fortifications and laid field pieces on the range as two weeks of training for the 107th Field Artillery wrap up.
M es Blowney Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Hobart M Hall of Corry Pennsylvania married Bertis A Anderson of Des Moines Iowa on July 21 while he served in the US Navy aboard the Minneapolis. Miss Hall is a Corry High School graduate class of 1985 and the couple reside in Long Beach California. The Hall family moved to California about a year ago. Merlin meaning and Welsh legend reference noted. Fire engine from Sunbury museum moved to Harrisburg for permanent exhibition.
A Corry Journal feature guides June brides in making a first pie with Bride's Pastry tart shells. It covers pastry preparation, folding, chilling, and baking steps, plus a plum tart filling recipe with vanilla, sugar, cornstarch, butter, and cinnamon for a shiny finish.
From New York United Press Aug 2 stocks rise 1 to 2 points as leadership strengthens on indications the earlier rally has momentum. Industrials and rail shares climb. note gains in American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, United States Steel, and other major firms amid fresh buying.
Phemas D Sullivan, Spanish American War veteran and longtime Pennsylvanian railroad employee, died suddenly at Canadohta Lake during an Eagle club dinner. Born September 3, 1875 in Salamanca, N Y, he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad for about forty years, mainly as a freight conductor in Oil City yards. He is survived by his wife Mary Cosgrave, two sons Dennig and Thomas J Sullivan, five sisters including Mary McLane of Oil City and one brother Robert Sullivan of Greenville.
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