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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1937
Page
8
Gossip column reports Tommy Manville and Marcelle Eiworth are headed for divorce. Early rumors claim a $1,000,000 settlement, with later whispers suggesting the amount has dropped to $250,000 as details unfold.
Evelyn Stark Landau sues husband Hiedin Les Aniged, charging assault and seeking half of $6,000,000 community property, $6,000 monthly alimony, and $50,000 in legal fees as she alleges domestic violence and hospital treatment. The case names Morris Landau, a South African diamond tycoon, amid a high profile divorce.
Clymer Firemen hosted a large community picnic day on the grounds with contests for men women and children. Prizes were awarded for games and a birthday cake plus visits from townsfolk and guests from nearby communities.
Betty Abernathy captured the TE-hole medal handicap event at the Calmont Country Club. Mary Kuhn, a home club entrant and former state title holder, shot 86 to place high among women golfers at the Pittsburgh Field Club. Mrs. J. R. Murphy of St Clair and Smillie Roseburgh of Oakmont posted 84 and 85 respectively in the event.
Ang. 21. Attorneys in the case of Py GC We Vi bindery of Ri Sturgs and Seton Bond of Sir Marys Public Schools present at the first test before the Finny River court. The proceeding, heard in St Marys, involves the St Marys School Board and petitioner. The judge will hand down a decision by July Kinne. Witnesses include Vashinde and Reaver. Only thirty illnesses were heard. witnesses from the class and committee were rebuffed.
SEAR LAKE Aug 40 Mr and Mrs Te W Wehiteldy and daughter LUNI WE Caney open Ly week cont with Mrs Whiteley's anothers Mra Fall. Homely notes of deaths Mrs Rhoda Ann Hastman and Frank Crosby mark town events. The Bore school reunion drew many former residents. funeral services held for Hastman at Bear Lake Cemetery. Local residents and visitors from Jamestown Bradford and Blackville attended the gatherings and memorials.
Bradden of Cleveland, five times national all around casting list, won the national wet fly fishing championship in Bradden, New York, after two extra castoffs in the twenty-ninth annual tournament. A Tulsa legal notice reports Paxton Howard buying chickens and later seeing them stolen the next morning, with a note from Sharir Garkuit Marrs.
Card thanks neighbors and friends in Clymer Corry and Collin Wis for kindness shown during the recent bereavement from the death of Mr. and Mrs Jack MacKee and others.
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