Anna Kuba Vacationing With Parents Near Uelontown
Anna Kuba is spending two weeks on vacation at her home near Uelontown with her parents.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
5
Anna Kuba is spending two weeks on vacation at her home near Uelontown with her parents.
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. David Harper of Erie visiting East Pleasant street guests Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Desmond and family. Numerous arrivals and departures include Miss Eva Keplar, Miss Lillian Spaulding, Miss Amy Okfield, and families from Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Albion, with trips to Chippewa Lake, Asbury Park, and Cambridge Springs.
Mrs P Lynch who has been visiting in Brig returned home this evening. Mrs Clinton Everett of Sherman visited in the city yesterday with Carry friends. Mrs Alston Chage and son left this morning for Union City to visit relatives for a few days. Miss Marietta Harper, after a short visit in Carry with friends, returned to her home in Sherman this afternoon. Mrs Amanda Perkins of Canebridge Springs arrived this afternoon to attend the Rust family reunion at the home of T J Fullom, Corty R b 4.
Thirty guests enjoyed a Thursday lawn party at Mrs and Mrs Harry Boutwell 802 East Street. Howe Protection Lodge hosted with Mrs Boutwell as chair. activities included bridge five hundred and bingo. Honorees were Mrs D C Daugherty Mrs Fred Lauer Mrs Mary Patterson Mrs Glenn Spencer Mrs Ida Young and Miss Corinne Cullen. Committee served lunch of salad cakes and coffee. a nice sum was raised for the lodge.
Dr Marvin aged 21 years wed Mrs Mary Ei Lewis of Cory in a home ceremony at 9 30 p m officiated by Rev B A Hook pastor of the Baptist church. Immediate relatives witnessed the wedding and the couple will reside on North Center street in this city.
President Hoover signals support for liquor control by states as a preferred path under Prohibition, suggesting regional options while opposing radical ideas. He ties relief to market expansion for agriculture and labor and defends the Seas tion program as aligned with American private initiative during a period of economic strain.
The Wo mens Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting at Mrs. Lottie Blackman s home 1281 Church street. An information discussion on political conditions was led by Mrs Gates advance agent for the Flying Squadron who spoke about two day meetings Sept 18 and 19 with luncheons for women and a supper for young people. A white ribbon pledge ceremony for Mary Luella Elle was noted. Publicity Secretary reports a good turnout and planned activities including a picnic on Sept 1 at Spring Creek.
Closing prices listed for American Can and American Smelters show declines in the late session. The brief report notes marginal drops indicating steadier but soft demand across industrials and materials sectors amid market pressure.
Trade chatter lists General Electric General Motors International Nickel Teennenott Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific PS and Stox ee among prominent market references with no clear deal.
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