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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

5

Local residents and visitors linger in Corry scenes

A long list of arrivals and departures fills Corry streets as Mrs. Misa Mayme Costello and Miss Elizabeth Crang head home to Rochester. Guests include Mrs. Lawrence Hammond from Northeast Pa and Mr. J. A. Manley visiting from West Spring Creek. Travel, illness, and family ties thread through a day of visits with Corry families and nearby towns.

Misa Mayme Costello Elizabeth Crang Rochester J. H. Barnes Jamestown Barnes Corry As L. Hasbrouck West Wayne Street Lawrence Hammond Northeast, Pa City M. Raymond East Smith Street J. A. Manley West Spring Creek Monroe Mich S. Vic Manley Wio Margaret Beller Kittanning William Swan Esther Burdick E. H. Southwick Smethport F. L. Heath Marion Franklintreet Charles Butters Cleveland M. Cook Clyde Kinney Centerville Ethel Stapleton Bred Coleman New York City Murray R. Bliss Clifford Bliss White Mountains T. J. Ragon Detroit Arthur B. Ragon Mr. Ragan Roberta King Erie W. E. Hayes Washington, D. C Aero Supply Corporation S. M. Schultz Titusville

Social Guests and Travel Plans Mentioned in City Visit

Mrs Charles Jarrett and daughter Mrs William Middleton of Riverside California and Miss Suzy Sheppard of Miami Florida are visiting relatives in the city en route to Florida. Mrs John Ondus returns home to Cambridge Springs after visiting relatives. Prof R C Barth of Jamestown visits. Mr and Mrs Ray Powers of West Pleasant Street leave for North West Pennsylvania to visit their daughter Mrs C M Davis. Mr and Mrs Lewis King travel to Erie for the day.

Sadie Mulheim Yi Jane Philaelphia Hex Mullheim Washington, DC Helen Donley Helen Mulheim Prank Pinson Buffalo California E. Shoop Warren Yolvington Elinor Zimmer Neil Blackman East Gauren Street Black Lick Dorotha Williams Wheaton Wheaton College Margaret O'Hara Mary Condra Cleveland James Downey Elmore Murn Danher Velma Wellman Union City Corry Youngstown Jessie Gleason Harrison Michigan Walter Rhodies Song Tron and Clarence Flint Mich Mae Carnrike West Smith Street Carnrike Niagara Falls Buttalo Charles Jarrett William Middleton Riverside Calif Suzy Sheppard Miami Fla Florida John Ondus R. C. Barth Jamestown Ray R. Powers West Pleasant Street North West C. IM. Davis Lewis King Erie

Death claims George Nagel Sr. former hotel owner

George Nagel Sr. died this morning after a long illness at his home 128 Railroad Street. Born December 8 1862 in Germany he would be seventy four. Survived by wife Katherine Nagel two sons George Jr and William two daughters Mrs BG Wakefield and Miss Christine Nagel two brothers and seven grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 30 Monday at the late home.

George Nagel Railroad Street Mr. Nagel Germany Columbus Corry Katherine Nagel William Nagel

Rain Aids Diamond For Tonight's Game

This evening's pall game will be staged at 5:20 under rainy conditions. The Aeros and Cory Jamestown teams are set to meet. Also announced: the Calabies of Erie will play Sunday afternoon against Corry's Independent. Contractors completed 14.5 miles of new road in Pennsylvania during the week ending August 3, with 1057 miles finished so far this season.

R Wits Aeros Cory Jamestown Calabies Pennsyvania State

County W.C.T.U. Meets at Erie and elects delegates

The regular monthly meeting of the County Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of Mrs. Hattie Wilkinson on North Centar street. Mrs. Blanche Ross was elected delegate with Mrs. May Blair and Mrs. Bessie Kirh as alternates. Officers were chosen: president Blanche Ross, vice president May Blair, recording secretary Harriet Durham, treasurer Bessie Kirch. A picnic followed and two new members joined. County commissioners decided to install machinery for automatic work, affecting 19 copyists who will lose their jobs. bids are due August 28.

Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union Re. Hattie Wilkinson North Centar Blanche Ross May Blair Harriet Durham Ressurer Bessie Kirch Thei Erie County

Market Gossip Reflects Quiet Wall Street Pause

New York investors noted a late session profit taking with no clear pressure in any group. Despite favorable overall business news and rising office rents, experts expect a technical correction before continuing strength as reserve requirements rise and the weekly bank report shows excess reserves of 3.17 billion dollars.

Elmer ¢. Walzer United Press New York Federal Reserve

Stocks Follow Rail Shares Lower In Market Decline

New York August 14 Railroad stocks slid with losses over 4 points in rails and fractions over two in main list. Union Pacific dropped after earnings fell to 44 cents a share from 71 cents a year earlier. Closing prices listed include American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Westinghouse among others.

R. R New York Union Pavific American Can American Locomotive jAmerican Smelters American T & T Anaconda Atlantic Refining Aqhmat Cosies Ek Es Tonne BO Bendix Aviation Bethishem Steel Curtiss-Wright Occ Columbia Vepee TK Seed Bi Chrysler Eese Cep General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Kelvinator Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Otis Steel Packard I Radio Sorony Vacuum Califo Studebaker Toxad Co Inited Garp Woolworth i Youngstown 3 & Raat N.Y Cura Ariansan Gas i Assen Agra Supply Reco Ynte ccc Nevis Agro Gas i Electric McCord Tox Lone Star Gar c S.y West

Erie Grocer Aids in Capturing Gunmen

A Erie grocer Charles Zinyslinsky refused to fear a pistol during a holdup at his store. He knocked the revolver aside and pinned the gunman to the floor, aiding in capturing Ronald “Blackie” Haner and leading police to Raymond “Red” Scheur. The incident followed an Erie holdup sequence linked to the two suspects.

United Press Erie Charles Zinyslinsky Ronald “Biackie" Haner Raymond "Red" Scheur

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