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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
5
A reading of early 1936 prospects notes durable goods revival signals in machine tools iron and steel production auto industry and residential building while political and monetary policy concerns threaten lasting recovery. Authorities say most obstacles are political and if peace and restraint continue the year may show further progress. Classified ads indicate used furniture sale.
Local residents and guests share weekend departures and arrivals across Corry and nearby towns. Movements include Millard and Chatleye Wilson of Kenmore visiting Barrs. Clyde Wilsons of Niobe hosting. several Meadvill residents traveling to Meadville and back. Miss Annette Titus returning to Erie. plus numerous other stops and train of visitors tied to families on Conard Street and Wheeler Avenue.
Quiet session lifts stocks and bonds while commodities show mixed moves. Closing prices highlight gains for several major issues as confidence lifts in Europe and the dollar strengthens against the French franc.
Washington officials and the public reacted to Alfred J. Smith declining the Roosevelt invitation to spend January 23 as guests. The incident sparked political interpretation and confusion as White House hospitality was not often refused.
The M M Sorority held its annual Christmas dance at the Hotel Cor with a red and silver theme and a music program by Larry Seymour's orchestra from Jamestown New York. Hostesses included Elaine Foster Barbara Hagland Margie King Ernestine Lynn Wilrta Wilson Dorothea Brockaturm Ruth Waylor and Marion Pitt.
Funeral services for Mrs Mauve McDonald wife of Wilbert McDonald of Cory RD 1 will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at Davison Funeral Home. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. She died Saturday at Corry hospital after a long illness aged 49. She was a Seven Day Adventist. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Taye Robbins and Mrs Martin Wise one son Albert Sampson her mother Mrs Martha Lindsey a sister Mrs Belives an adopted brother Granle Linsey a step brother Herbert Lisgey three step sisters and seven grandchildren.
Chairman Maryn Jones of the House Agriculture Committee said that if the Supreme Court voids any part of the AAA a broad federal farm program could be enacted as a substitute to ensure equality and remove barriers. He urged caution but signaled readiness to act.
Amos G. Allen aged 61 died at his Union City home Saturday evening after three weeks of illness. Born in North East Pennsylvania on December 28, 1874 he moved to Union City forty years ago and served as a rural mail carrier for thirty three years retiring about a year ago. He is survived by his wife Florens May a son Willis of Warren a daughter in law and a sister Maude Harringan of Grand Junction Colorado. Friends may call at the home until 9 am Wednesday after which the body will be moved to Glenn Funeral Home for services at 1 pm. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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