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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

5

State Prepares To Take Over Bridges

State Highway Department moves to assume maintenance of bridges on old state and rural routes within corporate units starting September 1. A further transfer for all remaining bridges outside cities is set for January 1, 1986. Daily reports on borough bridges are being received as the process continues. Deputy U. S. Marshal John Dempsey visits Erie for business.

Ianrrishleg State Highway Department Warem van Dyke Lowborough U. 8 John Dempsey Erie

Personal Mentions of visitors and residents in the city

The column lists numerous social visits and travel plans. Names include Misses May and Elva McKinney of Pittsburgh, Mrs. May McCormack, Mrs. Arthur Schneider of Erie, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and their baby, Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Dr. Gerald S. Wood, Rollie Decker, Thelena King, Judy Rynd, K. McLean, Miss Harriet Myers, Morris Bernstein, Sister Mary Berehmany, Sister Leonard, Mrs. Cenwl of Erie, Alice Newell Campbell, Oscar Roof, Herbert Carroll, V. Willard, Mary and Margaret Oshare, Margaret Spiesman, Raymond Sandburg, Dr. James Kearney, Rev. Frank Quinn, F. N. Ames, James Heilsteann, M. R. Olds, Lee Whittissey, W. W. Whitlamb, Mrs. John Keefe, Thomas Good, Miles B. Kitty, and Cornelia Price among others, with several trips and visits noted. The article documents a busy social scene with travel to Greensburg, Cambridge Springs, Jamestown, and trips to Detroit, Hammond, and Chicago.

May Elva McKinney Pittsburzh May McCormack Bradford Kane Arthur Schneider Erie Tee Austin Studd Wright Street Robert Bell Chappaqua N. Y Frank Wilcox J. B. Patterson Eugene Heath North Girard Gerald S. Wood See Wood New York City Rollie Decker Ant Buffalo Thelena King Judy Rynd Great Lakes K. McLean Philade Plas Albert McLean Brown Medina Harriet Myers City Auditor General's Department Harrispure Morris Bernstein Philadelphia Mary Berehmany Leonard Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh John A. Shields Ne, Cenwl Alice Newell Campbell Ft. Pierce Fla Oscar Roof Meadville Herbert Carroll V. Willard Jamestown Mary Margaret OsHare Margaret Spiesman Raymond Sandburg Greensburg Cambridge Springs Lee Whittissey F. E.whittissey Detroit Mich

No Pie No Cake Adviser Is 104-Year-Old

Memphis Michigan August 16 United Press Mrs Annie McKnight Michigan's oldest woman observes her 104th birthday seeking longevity by choosing long-lived parents as a model She notes it is easy to be long pointing to her father who lived past 100 and her mother who lived past 80

United Pres Memphis Mich Annie McKnight Michigan Century Mail

Quartet Gives Fine Program At Local Church Concert

The Varsity Quartet of Taylor University presented an honorable program at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Members Loren York Moore, N. Y. Hass, Percy Haines Jr, and Mrs P B Haines gave sacred selections with two solos by Prof. Krieser. Eleanor Swanne accompanied. The group plans further tour including Michigan before returning for fall duties at Taylor University. The audience enjoyed an enthusiastic, attentive evening.

Taylor University Epiciopal Church Loren York Moores Hass Percy Haines Michigan the Universe

Utility trade boosts stocks on market rebound

New York August 16 A rising stock market for utilities and high grade industrials followed an early profit taking dip with Columbia Gas leading gains. Consolidated Gas and others advanced fractions to over one point as demand grew amid debates on a utility bill in conference.

Voned Prios New York Stock Exchange Columibia Consolidated Gas American Smetters American T&t Anaconda Eis Atlantic Refining Auwaed Rs Ee Ey Ceeei Cee Bethleheim Steel Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific SEO Cy Chrysler Columbia Gas General Electric General Motors Cicyeeiecee AB Enmopatt Eteytecres Bk International Nickel Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Otis Steel Oo Penna' R ER Pure Oil Sovony Vuouum Steve Standard Oi Calif. Standard OW NJ Yeesas Studebaker Oj Ceeeyeee Eee Hteka Urort WS Leather Ee United Corp Westinghouse Electric Woolworth N Stox Arkansas Gago Aswo Gas

Primaries Decide Four Of Fourteen Races Amid Withdrawals

In the Covey political field for Bajo offices six of fourteen candidates will be cut at the primaries on September 17. Some race withdrawals occurred before 6 p.m. Tuesday with final decisions looming. The city treasurer post remains contested only on the Republican side with Frank W. Parsons or Frank E. Westley as nominees. Three school directors will be chosen by Republicans, possibly Burr, Dearing, Henton, Snoop, Wagner, or Wagner’s candidacy. No Democrats entered, leaving Republicans to fill council seats with two elected, and two councilmen targeted for party loyalty and stronger support in the upcoming election.

Fou City Txeasures Frank W. Parson Frank E. Westley

Rockefeller Home Looted of Jewels

Avery Rockefeller reported to police that his Greenwich Connecticut home was robbed overnight of jewels and cash, the value not yet estimated. The heiress son of the late Pee ty A Rockefeller, an incorporator of Standard Oil, declined further comment as investigators prepared an itemized list of missing jewels and items.

United Press Greenwich Conn Avery Rockefeller HP Che Standard 1 Ben Rockefeller Peety A. Rockefeler Standard Gi! Company Connecticut Atire Avenue

Man ends life after killing sweetheart

John M Thott shot and killed his sweetheart, 35 year old Loretta Myer, manager at the restaurant where Thott worked as bartender, then killed himself in a newelty parking lot. Witnesses say the couple quarreed over her attentions to another man Amy, John B Love Slowey 2. Other lines note forthcoming fall election primaries, but details are unclear.

United Pres Tolabo John M. Thott Loretta Myer Hihott

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