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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1935

Page

5

Personal mentions of local residents on weekend trips and visits

A flurry of short items lists residents and visitors around Corry as many travelers return from weeklong trips. Miss Wilzabeth Tanston, Rita Waite, the Lindquist and Reyda sisters, the Cox family, the Larsons, and numerous others are noted visiting or returning from locations including Buffalo Philadelphia Cape Cod Jamestown and Detroit. Several families host guests at summer homes and alleys, with trips to Erie Ripley and Chautauqua.

Social Roundup of Visits Across Erie and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Mary Veller of Ixittanning Pa visited her sister Mrs William Swan over the weekend. Buffalo New York guests Mr and Mrs Al Behmitz and Corry Pa guests Mr and Mrs Wesley Pierce attended dinner with Mr and Mrs Oscar Fritz. Erie residents Mr and Mrs R G Kugel visiting Mrs James A Cassidy for several days. Mervyn Nast and Miss Mary Sullivan in New York on a Nast Co buying trip. Mr and Mrs J Ennis and niece Mary June Kingston and Miss Margaret Connell visited North East Pa yesterday. Mrs Daniel Shaffer and daughters Frances Helen Irma and Kenneth Wagner from Hooversville Pa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J I Powell. Mrs Roger Creasey wife of Rev Roger Cressey former pastor of First Presbyterian was a visitor with Mrs Dork Kincaid and friends late last week. Cresseys en route home to Henry AS from New York City visit with son Paul. Rev Cressey returned by train. Miss Charlotte Nagel went to Mayville yesterday to visit Dr B G Wakefield’s home.

Wilzabeth Tanston French Creek Rita Waite Jamestown Florence Lindquist Alice Misssenger Phoebe Mary Reyda Buffalo Mig. W. C. Cox and Sons Carl Donald Philadelphia Atlantic City Ralph Larson Shirley Dean N. Y R. J. Fogle Duane Washington Cleveland J. P. Eaton Chautauque James A. Hughes G. G. Barker Hughes James Turner Erie City Turner Corry Irene Smith Titusville Oswego May Wheatley Catherine Bracken John Drevenak Genevieve Theodore Pittsburgh Matthew Bozek Grand Street Roger Bracken F. J. Riegel P. P. Lite AL ‘Hrawhecker United Shirt Shops Howler Blanche Staub Altoona M. Lita Eric Ellis J. J. Velle D. D Mt. St. Mary's Seminary Emmetsburg St. Thomas Fr. Graves Roy Fields Ripley Gerald Anderson Paul Whaley Spring Creek Fred Deachamp J. Benson Bisa Agnes Blaha A. F. Carlburg Victor Orn Lloyd Stowe Wilkes-Barre Costello Ressler M. J. McMurray Homell Lena Rebecca St. Clair Detroit Misa Kay St. Clair Sen Liuis Bispo Calif Lillian Carroll Helen Jones Harrisburg Gertrude Carroll Mabel Briggs Carol Lyle Colby Antiuin Pittefield CG. W. Christenson Chicago Satuday W. D. Mitchell Marjorie Jordan Garland Walter Whaley West Spring Creek Charles Reed Mary Veller Ixittanning Pa William Swan al Behmitz Wesley Pierce Oscar Fritz R. G. Kugel James A. Cassidy Mervyn Nast Roger Cressey First Presbyterian Church Dork Kincaid

State's WPA program taking shape in Pennsylvania

Jones said the WPA effort will soon report to the people of Pennsylvania and to President Roosevelt that the state's quota is set. He expects work on nearly all 2.28 projects to begin within 80 days and notes the average WPA project takes about three months. He urged rapid hiring, aiming to employ three to four times the current relief workforce, potentially around 200000 people.

Pennsylvania Harry Hopkins Worss Roosevelt Penmsvania Jones

Market Decline Follows Congress Action as Stocks Fall

Angry congressional rush to pass must legislation before adjournment sparks Wall Street sell off. Markets plunge to their steepest drop since late May as heavy volume slows tape and traders react to the Guffey coal bill seen as a profit throttle. Major names cited include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Westinghouse, and Studebaker amid broad declines and concerns over coal sector profits. A stolen dog and a streetwear change purse are also noted in brief notices.

Congress Wall Street American Can American Sineltera American T & , Do Anaconda Fisepouth Press LEM Atlantic Refining Auburn Bethlehem Steel Fame Ene Hom Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific Chrysler Columbia Gas ccc Curtiss-Wright Erie General Electric General Motors Kennecott International Nickel Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern “Pacific Co Otis Steed Reese Ceeseeeees Penn Eenscoe Bure OH Jocco- Hast Sovony Vacuum Cba Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil NJ Studebaker Texas US Steel United Corp Westinghouse Wectiie Woolworth N.Y Stox Arkansas GR Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service Lone Star Gas West Pub Serv

U SMobilizes Army of 36000 for Maneuvers

U S soldiers to mass train in a two week field exercise August 17 near Watertown New York designed to simulate combat conditions. About 26000 troops and support units will be housed and trained across a 600 square mile area at Pine Camp. The plan, praised by Army officials as unprecedented, could lead to further large scale drills nationwide if successful.

Pine Camp N. Y Ted H. Maloy United Press New York Sam Bist Watertown N.Y Tont Te

Smith Family Reunion at Glen Rock Cottage

The G A Smith family reunion was held at Glen Rock Cottage Tio Nesta at the home of Mr and Mrs Arleigh Faulkner on Sunday. About forty members attended including J Messenger Gepil Tommy Jr Joan McLean Raymond Barnes and daughters from Corry. Ice cream and cake were served at five o clock.

Dasler Reunion Returns Casley Kin Near Panama Rocks

The 68th Casley family reunion gathered about 50 relatives from Union City She man Jamestown Steamburg and other sites at Panama Rocks on Sunday. Officers elected included Clifford Smith president Guy Johnson vice president and Gertrude Casler secretary treasurer. Corry attendees listed Wes Casler Oliver Casler Mr and Mrs Donal DeJean and Mr and Mrs Walter DeJean. Also a classified line read Wanted a man to do spacing for flower garden 279 Mast Smith a 2207.

Dasler Casley Panama Rocks Union City Sheman Jamestown Steamburg Clifford Smith Guy Johnson Gertrude Casler Corry Wes Casler Oliver Casler Donal DeJean Walter DeJean

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