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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
5
Judge Win E. Hirt, president judge of Erie County Courts, endorsed the Presque Isle Sportation League campaign. He expressed sympathy with the League and its program and highlighted support for a plan to aid two junior organi tic boys of the County through the League.
Private funeral services for Miss Mary A. Wilson were held at 11 this morning at her brother Whibur B. Wilsons home 126 Fourth Avenue with Rev Perry F Haines officiating Mrs O A Johnson sang two numbers Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery Attending as hearers were Clyde Cook L K Hixson V Phillips and H Manley From out of town Mrs Merle Clark and Mrs Albert King of Union City attended the services
Miss Jane Raymond leaves for Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa to resume studies. Colin McInnes heads for Jamestown and later Cleveland and other points in Ohio. Ethel McCray of Warren travels to Elgin for funeral services of her aunt Mrs John McCray. J B Mount visits On City for Raymond business. George Stapleton returns from New York City for Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp. Rev G B Morgan of Meresport Pa arrives to officiate at funeral for infant David Benjamin Lewis. Rita Griffin visits Ere en route to Corry. she works in local relief offices. Donald Nantes drives to Meadville for quick business. Mrs Merle Clark of Union City attends funeral for Miss Mary A Wilson. Forest L Keister travels to Sayre Pa to visit hospitalized father. Miss Katherine Auer, recently at North Canter St, leaves for Chicago work. Attorney S M Skinner Jr visits Duffalo on business. Henry Wold returns from Erie business trip. Mr and Mrs Michael J Parrell and daughter Jean, and Mr and Mrs Harry Yeeman of Albion Pa, leave after visiting Bridget Warrell and relatives.
Mrs Dora Elizabeth Nichols wife of A M Nichols of Git Was Pleasant street died after a long illness at Cory Hospital last evening at 10 05 p m Born in Ireland aged sixty eight she came to Corry twenty five years ago from Garland Pa Survived by her husband one brother M Jordan Garland Pa and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Friday at 9 30 a m at St Thomas Church with interment in Garland Cemetery
Police opened an inquiry into the events that left Jack L. Regiel Catholic University football captain injured in 1925. Regan the former husband of Helene Costello was in serious condition with a fractured skull after an encounter with a policeman.
Under Street Commissioner Edward Harrington, workers traced a sewer gas intrusion on Liberty Street and repaired the line early last evening. Ground conditions slowed locating the fault, delaying progress.
Marguerite Peggy Dolbow and Norman Driscoll, accused slayers, may learn their fate by week’s end. Attorneys indicated the case likely would go to the jury late tomorrow after a New Jersey hearing. The piece also mentions historical fish name origins from Basque to Canayla and notes Baccaro Point’s Basque etymology.
Brief notes that on February 5 the county solicitor will decide if the county can include 83 000 in the 1988 budget amid doubts over funds and a potential tax increase. Commissioners reportedly favor issuing bonds contingent on voter approval at April election. If approved, budget completion by March 1 hinges on the solicitor’s ruling and mandate from the people.
The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture reports on livestock breeding success showcased at the State Warm Show, tracing champion lines and future potential. Additional tips cover chick incubation, seed corn prospects, insulating dairy barns, selecting plant varieties, and planning lectures for electors.
A garbled listing describes extremely thick coal deposits with terms like Titan and Letras Coah. It mentions depths of 15 to 105 feet and a sale context. The text is fragmentary and largely unclear.
United Press reports Wall Street awaits Chrysler Corporation directors meeting to set dividend and reveal 1985 results with no fixed date. Traders wary but long term trend seen upward. GM dividendDelay agitates patience. London silver market steadies after U S treasury stoppage caused a price collapse and chaotic trading.
New York stock market wavered as Chrysler Corporation halted a sharp rise after hitting a high unseen since 1929. The sudden drop followed rumors of a directors meeting tomorrow while traders revised dividend expectations downward. Several major issues including General Electric and Studebaker showed mixed moves as the close neared.
Battle marker ordered for the Bear's Paw site in Chinoook Montana, 16 miles south of here. It marks where Nez Perce leader Osigh and his band remained near the battle area in October 1877, tied to the Indian affair in the region.
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