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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

5

Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting at Chautauqua Lake

Seventeen members and two guests traveled to the Hillstrom summer home on Chautauqua Lake for a meeting. A seafood dinner was served followed by an engaging program. Mrs Hillstrom reviewed lectures from Chautauqua and travelers Mrs E Hawkins and Mrs Harrison Keppel shared trip notes. Plans for fall events were discussed and the next gathering was slated for September 26 at Rev J L Wagner's home.

Uu Éran Missionary Society C. L. Gustafson Corry Hope Westfall Pittsburgh D. A. Hillstrom Chautauqua Lake E. ©. Hawkins Harrison Keppel J. L. Wagner East Frederick Street

Numerous Corry residents visit and return home

A flurry of social travel notes from Corry Pennsylvania details Mr. and Mrs. Homer Weming of Warren visiting relatives here and returning home. John Sullivan and Julia Sullivan of Greenville Pa attended funeral services for Mrs. Kate Bates. Dozens more families and friends, including the Schryvers, Reed family, White family, Morrison family, and many others, are reported visiting, traveling to or from Corry for weddings, trips to Warren Jamestown Titusville Erie Buffalo and Cleveland with mentions of destinations such as Louisville and Pittsburgh and events like baptisms, marriages, and memorials.

Homer Weming Warren Rose Fleming R. J. Skiitner John Sullivan Julia Sullivan Greenville Kate Bates Mr. Schryver Henry A. Schryver A.C. Reed William Corry Alkton Virginia Reed Gerry White Philadelphia S L. White Chester Wiegler Erle Ross Pleming Ralph Blakecled Louisville N.Y Robert L. Morrison Stillwater N. Y Grand Valley Morrison Irene G. Drace Burchard Fred Drace Merion Street William Butts Geo. Morton Jack McMaskey Bui- Talo Burt Baccus Columbus Butts Bart Burlingame Virginia Reva Buffalo Niagara Falls Canada EM Barlow Los Angeles Calif City Dom DeJean Niagara DeJeda Ollye Hixson Joshua Greenstets Reading Dun Nast West Pleasant Street Mary Downey Jack Brigham RL. Yount Chautauqua Law ML Pleasant William Nantes Erie Nova Nantes Tvan Rickerson Tulsa Oklo Ben Rickerson North Corry Fred Rickerson Russell Ivan Rickerson Jtaly Seay C. Z. Burns Minnie Kingston Mary Jane Kingston Sophia Kasper Howrigan Cary Maple Sugar Co St. Johnsbury Mig Susan Sekerak Anna Helen Drobnets Michael Johm Sekerak Reve J. Barsankovich Monessen Virginia Smith Clymer Harold Hoitink Hoitink Myrtle Elink Francis Graves New York City Frank DeLury Marjorie Erma Carlson Falconer Misa Marion Croscutt Stymier Mias

Death of Mrs Whittlesey in Corry Hospital

Mrs. Mary B. Whittlesey longtime Corry resident died at Corry hospital Wednesday night after months of illness. Born in Sackett Harbor New York she lived in Corry about forty years and was active in Emmanuel Episcopal Church and local clubs including the Woman's and Authors' Club. Survived by husband S C Whittlesey daughter Ethel and brothers Walter Lewis Alden Lewis. Funeral set for Saturday at Alexander & Company with Pine Grove Cemetery interment.

Mary B. Whittlesey Corry Hospital Sackett Harbor Corty Emmanuel Episcopal Church Woman's and Authors’ Club S$. C. Whittlesey Daytona Sis Ethel Whittlesey Long Beach Calif Walter H. Lewis Weterton Alden J Lewis Alexander & Company Pine Hove Eattie Ranger E

Reed Flays New Deal At State G O P Meeting

United Press reports Senator David A Reed opened his re election bid at a Pennsylvania Republican rally denouncing the New Deal recovery program as costly and debt enlarging. He praised Roosevelt personally while attacking policy costs, signaling a heated Pennsylvania campaign kickoff at the Grangers picnic with many farmers and Republicans attending.

Reed Flays New Deal G.O.P U. S United Press Williams Ghove David A. Reed Reed Roosevelt Govifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Ute

Stocks Lower and Rails Weak in Mixed Market Close

Closing stock prices showed declines with some sectors weaker while others held. Major rail and industrial issues drifted, but American Car American Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel were among notable names mentioned alongside broader economic critique of the New Deal and national debt projections.

Aehy United Jay Ly National Rad International Developments Cloneere Silvie Enit American American Locomotive American Smeltere American T&t Anaconda Atlantic Refining Auburt Bethlehem Steel Bendis Aviation Canadia Pacific Rs Chrysler Xdi

Palm Sap Sugar A Product From Various Tropical Palms

Palm sap sugar resembles a palm sugar product made from different tropical palms such as wild or cultivated date palm and nalymyra and is largely produced or harvested by native populations in the Nile valley and surrounding regions.

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Caroline and Malcolm on a motorcycle date at the factory

Caroline travels with Malcolm to his factory job amid family tension and a longing for independence. She battles feelings for Malcolm while secretly recalling her past heartbreak with Howard as she eyes a future where work and romance intertwine.

Ruth Dewey Groves and the Willow Brook Lunch

Malcolm contemplates Caroline at a willow by a brook as secrets strain their lunch. He frets over his feelings, a rival offer, and whether to pursue her while she questions factory products and the famed Rutledge mask amid talk of profits and temptation.

Male Solie Caroline Malcolm Tnt Howard Park Avenue Garoline Matealny Howards McIsmay Chenett Nrouluc Ion Mit Tim Willie Dunsworth Spi Bubit Velvet

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