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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary text indicates a note about leaving a location and a person named Yap connected to a ranch. No clear dates or full context available. Further readable details required for a precise headline and summary.
Funeral services for Miss Anna Marlin of Olean who died after a long illness were held at the Church of the Holy Angels in Olean with Msgr Ringle officiating. The body rested at Bracken Keating Funeral Chapel in Corry and was to be interred at Pine Grove mausoleum with further burial at St Thomas Cemetery contingent on weather. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Leo Dubet Cleveland Mr and Mrs Ed Yorke and son Edward Oil City Mrs and Mrs Art Runser Wire Miss Elizabeth Meir Stoneboro Mrs My J McCarthy and daughters Julia and Susan Olean Mr and Mrs Morris Morahana family.
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Joseph McConahy of New Castle visiting Roy McConahy and friends. Mrs B J Jones and Mrs Edward Feldt were Brie business visitors. Lloyd Carter family of Jamestown visited city friends. George Franz and William Moir called on Jamestown friends. Miss Mary Sullivan and Mervin Eal returned from Cleveland. L J Booser visited Brie. Mrs Hannah Reidholm and Florence Warren visited North Center street home. Mrs Honor Mioway returned to Erie. Miss Mina L Terry and Miss Thelma A King visited Erie. A M Litz Mrs John King drove to Erie for business with jurors Thomas Higley present. Mrs Will Heath and Mrs William 80 Erie business visitors. George Taylor returned from weekend in Erie. Mrs Soderquist and Mr and Mrs Norman Orgel Barton Smith returned to Oif City. Miss Mary Ann Dyckes returned to Fairport Harbor. Mr and Mrs A Le Dyckes and Harold accompanied. Miss Tene Wells later returned home. Attorney and Mrs H Skinner resumed from Jamestown visit.
Saint Cloud case widens as Janine Keller, missing two months, is believed to be the sixth victim of the Bluebeard of Saint Cloud. Police identify her as "the woman in green pajamas" seen with Eugene George Weidmann, a key figure linked to the kidnap murder gang.
Readable lines note a request for a girl or woman for a dairy farm near Columbus linked to Carleton Curtis, plus a life insurance save offer for a family apartment house by B. Porter. Also advertised are canary birds, cages, and equipment from More's Seed Store at 131 First Avenue.
The Union City branch of the Robe Motor Company opened Saturday with 200 registering. Roses were presented to the ladies and a hot water heater was given away. Frank Graft of Corry was named manager of the new branch.
W R Marsh prominent Corry figure laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery after funeral at 16 East Bond Street. Services led by Christian Science reader Mrs Provence Tilotson. Marsh former mayor and Erie County Bar Association member, buried by Odd Fellows. Out-of-town mourners included Barrett Marsh of Pittsburgh and Frey Marsh of Jamestown. More rice is eaten in the world today than any other food product.
Washington action toward revival of business gains mixed reaction on Wall Street. John W Hanes is nominated to the Securities and Exchange Commission, seen as aiding amiable ties with exchanges. A nine member committee, led by Charles R Gay, will study development and governance of the exchange, with focus on possible leadership shifts and broader executive responsibility. Other listed firms and industry names appear in the market chatter.
Stocks fell modestly today with 1 to 3 point losses as volume stayed light. Bans eased, broad goods mixed, and commodity futures moved unevenly with wheat and cotton firming while hides rubber and copper declined. Closing prices listed include American Can American Smelters American T&T Anaconda Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel and Auburn.
A quirky household tip argues that bananas belong in a fruit bowl, not the refrigerator. It only recommends chilling bananas briefly before serving to enhance cold preference.
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