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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
4
July receipts at Le Suaron post office show an increase of 1509 dollars compared to the same month in 1951. Also noted are classified sale items for a house, a Hammond Elevator Co listing, and community notices including a Democratic committee chair change, a window display at a local business, and upcoming social events at Grove City College.
The clipped items note Will J Wilcox delivering city goods as grocery deals appear alongside Mercer wheat pricing and a Mercered over western wheat premium. Entries cover births at Dansville, a county teachers institute cancellation, garden theft relief, beauty therapy event, land lease notices, and a river of small town notices from Erie to Jamestown with ship and rail mentions.
Mrs. Maria Anderson Lindstrom born in Sweden died August 2 at home aged 82. She married John Lindstrom in 1873 and survived by five sons and two daughters including Charles of Chicago Gust avid Albert of Buffalo Herbert of Spartansburg and Albert at home. Also survived by Mrs Minnie Luntiepist of Jamestown and Mrs Clara Steele of Mekkeesport with eighteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services held at Arthur Lindstrom residence with Rev R Wadsworth of Spartansburg officiating. Burial in Spartansburg cemetery with pallbearers Charles Gust Herbert Alf Asbury and George Lindstrom.
In Pittsburgh on Aug 6 an equity action in federal court charged alleged juggling of finances at Penn Central Light and Power Company, Altoona, Pa. Arthur T. Downey of Boston petitioned for receivers to operate the company, citing $2,000 in gold bonds.
Funeral services for Prince Lewis were held at M. B. Church in Columbus Township after a 2 pm prayer service at his home. Rev. R. B. Lewis led the home prayer service and Rev EC Clark preached at the church with interment in Elgin Cemetery.
The fourteenth Goldfinch family reunion was held Thursday August 4 in a grove on Rue Graves lawn near Panama New York. About thirty relatives from Ridgewood Arlington Jamestown Brookville Corry and Panama attended. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Rue Graves vice president Clifford Burnham secretary Archie N Goldfinch treasurer Mrs Byron Burnham and chairmen Mrs Clifford Burnham and Cecil Phelps. Next meeting date to be announced. Roy Sallee of Altoona Pennsylvania will preach at the local Baptist church Sunday evening.
Past Commander Aullante outlined Legion principles and a peace time program while noting ex service members' demands from the national government. Bishop Ward urged members to follow the tenets as Americans unite through trouble, with visiting Legion members and local speakers featured before closing with "America."
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