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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
5
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Fragmentary text references ruffles in a dress and seams with details about fabric and style. Readers see an incomplete note likely describing clothing features and construction.
Luke Graham returns home from Dayton on Agro Supply business. Mrs. Rogohie leaves for Erie for a day of business. C. W. Pangborn arrives from Baltimore after work for Corry Metal. Howard Bish travels from Erie, and the Reagle group returns from Rev. to attend a funeral in Erie. Families Wells, Damon, and Middleton attend the Wells uncle’s funeral in Erie, with body interred in Columbus.
The Italian American club last evening hosted a spaghetti supper with Christmas decorations and chrysanthemums. The planning committee included Mrs. R. Fietardi, Mrs. J. Barrone, Mrs. R. Mori, Mrs. J. Christiana, Mrs. A. Dedfa, and Miss Margaret Falcone. Servers were Miss Mary Piceirillo, Mary Paloong, Derna Fiesardi, Elizabeth Perry, Susan Patracco, and Mrs. Margaret Parpur.
The Men’s Brotherhood of St Paul’s Lutheran Church met last evening to discuss congregation organization led by Charles Dahlstr and a review of Martin Luther’s life. Officers elected for the year include president Charles Dabistram vice president Core Crass treasurer Albert Lynn. The group announced a Father and Son banquet on Lincoln’s birthday.
Dr H E Eaton assistant superintendent of Polk high state spoke to about seventy teachers at the Junior High library meeting. His message on adapting schools to the needs of the child drew praise and a lively discussion. selections by the Corry High Zelical orchestra preceded the talk.
Brin December 9 Oscar Crane of Corry, jailed by Justice G. B. Gordon as an habitual drunkard, won release after Judge William Hirt ordered a writ of habeas corpus. The judge ruled no offense exists to justify the confinement, with no term set.
New Kensington undertaker Albert A. Hamer testified that Kenseth Wagner appeared agitated after the infant Dorothy Louise Wagner died. The 30 year old was charged with murder in the baby’s death and the trial began with a six man jury in Greensburg.
The Woman's Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christchurch plans a fancy work and novelty bazaar at the former Barnes and Carrig store on Saturday December 12. The event is a charity sale to benefit the Tilted Brethren church and public patronage is requested.
United Press outlines how Christmas bonuses may boost stock purchases as dividends and old securities circulate. Bethlehem Steel announces 1.50 a share common dividend, while big steel clears arrears on preferred stock, with expectations of further improvement if demand remains strong in 1937.
New York December 9 railroad stocks led a higher market with moderate turnover. Carrier issues gained over 2 points with several preferred issues rising as motor shares remained strong on expectations of heavy production through year end and into 1957.
A Louisville murder case proceeded today with Judge Charles C. Marshall setting bail at $25,000 for Henry H. Depharat. The proceedings involved Dr. T. McGormick and others, with details emerging from the court in Louisville.
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