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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1932

Page

5

Damon Reunion Brings Sixty Six Relatives To Spring Creek Home

The eleventh Damon Family reunion gathered sixty six relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Cleve Damon in Spring Creek on Saturday August 12. A noon dinner was served and a short business meeting followed led by president J D Obert. Officers elected included president J D Obert and secretary treasurer Mrs Yorn Smith. Entertainment duties were assigned to Mr and Mrs Cleve Damon. The next reunion will be the second Wednesday in August at the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Smith Obrey RD 4.

Damon Cleve Damon Spring Cheek J. D. Obert Dl. Obert Yorn Smith Vern Smith Obrey, RD

Local residents and visitors mingle in city social rounds

William Hudson travels to Westford Pennsylvania after a visit with relatives. Kenneth Scott, recently in town with friends, left yesterday for Warren. Mrs Maynie Boland and son Don returned from Deitwood. Oil City visitors Mr and Mrs L Ford called on their grandson Robert Ford. Helen Smith of Townville visits East Lith Street home of Mr and Mrs Albert Fox. Harry Kromas and family return from Corry. Several families and friends from nearby towns gathered at camps and campsites around Canadohta Lake and Windley Lake. Various local residents hosted and traveled, with dances and outings in Erie and Brockway reflecting a busy social week.

William Hudson Westford Ikenneth Scott Warren Maynie Boland Donoft Deitwood L. Ford Porter Auer Walter Auer Marjorie Sullivan Dorothy Auer Harry Spicer Canodohta Lake Jean Evelyn Phyllis Estes Davis Eric Joseph Boland Driftwood Dailey P. J. McLaughlin Misused Young Windley Lake W. C. Clark Townville Ro Yount Brockway Samuel Bél Geraldine Chase Buffalo Alice Wetterolf Frents Rock Mete Oi City Emily Pahy Dorothy Barker Jamestown Harold Sweet Binchey Lake Donal Bimers Ripley N.Y Roy Fields June Weidner Maxine ‘Banks John Maloney Byron Wassimir Wiie Erie Rudy Vallee Mel Tubbs Spring Creek Allen Fuller Kane Ang H. R. Bidwell Ernest Feldius New York City D. Nast Hornell Dawsin Olmstead Costa Jimestown Earl Morrison Amidon Fat BloomBeld Carl Mead Mildred David Cydia, Jr City Scot Walker Franchin Street Roy Wilken Aulatie City Mary Mastervich Rose Kajowski Maury Wojcichowsie Oil City Shirley Armitage Harold | Armitage J. Y. McLeam Nerinné A. Johnnson West Church Street Hor~nell Franke Oller Dunskirk Corry Elizabeth Dempsey Fiie Mercyhurst College Gilbert Wenzel Galeton

Funeral of Wm Rourke

William Rourke pioneer resident of Corry lies in state at St Thomas Church then a solemn mass for the deceased is observed with Rev Francis Graves officiating. The service includes choir performance and organ music, followed by burial at St Thomas Cemetery. Out of town attendees include Mrs Fitzpatrick and son John Niagara Falls and Mrs Summers Niagara Falls N Y.

William Rourke Corry St. Thomas Church Alexander and Company Francis Graves B. E. Dampsey James Sullivan Ava Marie Mr. Sullivan Stella Barry Jesus Morier McMahon William Ryan Frank Keefe William Mulheirn Austin Lacey William Maloney St Thomas Cemetery Rourke Thoag Alend Jack Fitzpabrici John Theodore Summers Niagara Alls N. Yi Leon Bernard Pittsburgh B. McClory Daniel McClory Queec Can

Stocks Close Higher Despite Wheat Crash

New York markets opened with brisk activity as an 8,000,000 share pace set early, then closed with broad gains despite a wheat market downturn. Large blocks moved, with totals rising to around 2,800,000 by midafternoon before profit taking cooled trades. closing prices listed for major NYSE stocks include American Can, General Electric, Chrysler, IBM, and Standard Oil among others.

Elmer CG. Walfer United Press Financial New York Age New York Stock Exchange American Gan American Smelters American Tf & TD Anaconda Atlantic Refining Auburn Bethlehem Steel Leese Chrysler Gohimbia Gas Jeseverrse Continental Cab Curtiss Wright Sun Lag General Electric General Motors Daly International Nickel É Kennecott Wrens Avys Ldh Montgomery Ward National Ostey Aecrricevies BEA New York Central Northern Pacifie Penna RR Pure Oil A. Eeey Ble Radio Ee Socony Vacuum ci Studehateer Ieee Mraxas Co United Comics TS Sum Ag. Tees Westinghouse Woolworth - Ark Nal Gas Ftesece Assoc Gas.& Electric As Gafes Service PS Lone Star Gas - Narreniiosee Western PS

Racket Alleging Aliens as Victims Exposed in Toll

United Press reports a $100 million racket involving aliens who entered legally. Investigator Harry Tetlow testified before Commissioner Frapit Reeder about defrauding the government in a case against Joseph F. Buggi et al from Roseto. Ruggiéto posted $3,000 bail for the federal grand jury appearance in Scranton.

United Press Walton United States Secretary of Labor Harry B Tetlow U.S Frapit Reeder Joseph FP. Buggiett Roseto G. A. Derbg Avelino Pinto Tes Ruggietu Ruggiéto Scranton

Relief sales plan drives state budget debate

The House passed a 343.7 million relief and economy package by 160 to 8, with supporters citing balance of the budget and saved 2.2 million. Proposals included a general sales tax, a special mercantile tax for third class and boroughs, a $1 auto tax for hospitals, and increased borrowing for poor districts. Senate action and revenue plans loom as Marie Howard visits Wright Street home.

Wise Steedle Allegheny Pinchot Patterson Beaver Howe Senate IF House

Adventure aboard the Sauth Seas with a cast in turmoil

In a damaged 19th century style adventure, Jay Bruce and companions depart Chicago for the Sauth Seas. Mins Whitney and Pano the princess drive intrigue as Livingston plots to seize the cherished toy and ancient pages. A rescue unfolds with natives aiding Pauo, Larry, and Tom while dangers of spying and captivity loom in a tangled voyage.

Jay Bruce Jane Adams Billy Lightoner Ton Barry Corey Homes Sauth Chicago Mins Whitney Lone Tait Pilly Tani Miss Whitney Pano Wrench Society Isand Palace Larry Falts ii Pauo Tam Axg Area Livingston Tie Lerry Aieay Glace Pawo Teg Nour Larry Tom Tulario Ruturio

PoseVe2 Tery and Love in The Shipboard Message

A fragmented detainee dialogue unfolds aboard a vessel as Utato, Tom, and others exchange coded signals and plans. They discuss reading a message, hiding clues, and avoiding pursuit while a murder threat lingers, revealing tense negotiations and shifting loyalties. The scene emphasizes espionage, escape, and the fragile balance of power between captors and captives.

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