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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
5
A fragmentary notice announces an Italian card party evening on a Wednesday likely at 8 o clock. The text suggests a presiding chair and an auxiliary assistant, with details incomplete.
Rex towart TM defied enemies to save a nation and restore its daughter’s happiness amid peril and political strife, per archival note. The tale centers on loyalty, sacrifice, and the cost of leadership in a troubled realm.
James L. Highss visited his mother in law Mrs. Mary Cullen who is seriously ill, then returned to his Buffalo home last evening. Miss Marie Baresse spent the week with her mother Mrs. J. A. Baresse and family on Smith street and left for Brie today.
Charles A. Shu spent the weekend at his home after a business visit in Altoona and other places. Dozens of local families hosted or visited relatives including the Geuders of Olean Jean and Don Gender, the Lannan and Colegrave families, and Montgomery Ward visitor R. A. Dick among others. Multiple residents from nearby towns traveled to the city for gatherings, with short trips to Warren Jamestown Warren and Dupois noted.
Funeral services for Charies 1. Colegrove, a well known Corry resident, were held at Alexander and Company's Funeral chapel. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included John I. Colegrove, D. H. Leach, Charles Colegrove, I. 2. Burlingame, C. 8. Bentley, and Oscar Raymond. attendees from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. John J. Colegrove and their son Charles of Shuffal, Pa.
At a reorganization meeting the Advent Christian church elected Mars Eljora Young James Anderson and Mrs James Anderson as deaconesses James Anderen clerk and treasurer and Mr Margaret Rounds tungsten. A large number of new members were added to the church. Rev T J Smock of Geneva preached at afternoon and evening services. Special evangelistic services will continue at the local church this week with daily 730 pm services and Rev Smock as speaker with penial music. All are welcome.
New York February 4 Supreme Court Justice Salvatore Coulfoboty adjourned to chambers the trial of Fay Webb Vallee against crooner Judy Vallee for separation and increased alimony in an apparent effort to seek an out of court settlement.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed only light activity as prices fluctuated in a narrow range. American Can and several majors edged higher amid speculation that depleted canned goods from a severe cold spell could boost prospects. many others fluctuated with small gains and losses.
A gasoline explosion damaged a car on a South Side street, fatally injuring one man and injuring another. The victims, Thomas Hoyle and his brother Andrew Hoyle, were hospitalized with burns. Police in Salem criticized hitchhiker thumbers as a threat, urging discomfort with such solicitations.
Open hearings began in Dauphin county court over the state insurance department's bid to collect an assessment of 163000 dollars from policy holders of the defunct Rural Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Policyholders from Indiana Armstrong Westmoreland Lancaster and York counties contend the petition hinges on whether the company met required premium reserves under state law.
A locally advertised agency promises reliable motor home and life insurance with courteous, personalized service. Richard Rossbacher Insurance Agency invites customers to compare rates and benefits, pledging attentive guidance for every policy matter.
Mark Talbot chases dancer Vanya Prokovna across the Pacific aboard the Orient then the Colin and toward Tonga in a vivid voyage of longing. He seeks her in Suva and Taulanga, hoping distance will dull his obsession, only to find her elusive presence may lure him deeper into a perilous passion.
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