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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
5
A fire swept the African Methodist Episcopal chares in Olean shortly before midnight on Wednesday. Fire chief Langford G. Rogers estimated damage at $10000 as the steeple collapsed onto the street. Several firemen escaped injury during the collapse.
Local society items list visits, trips, and greetings among Whittlesey residents. Families and neighbors such as Mrs. Prank Englani, Mrs. CAL Haldon, and others are noted traveling to Warren Ohio, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and New Castle for visits, hospital stays, or business. Numerous names appear with towns like Warren, Fryburg, Jimnostown, Youngaville, and Copland, reflecting a busy period of personal calls, arrivals, and community events.
The Republican Women will meet Wednesday at 2 20 PM at Maple Avenue Munroe, with Andree Paulsen and Lona Gordon scheduled to speak on DHS Unites of a Committeewoman. A planned dinner by the council originally set for February has been postponed until March.
Severe weather lashes the West Coast with high winds and heavy snow. Trains halted and roads flooded as fathers, wives, and travelers struggle to reach safety. Dozens of passengers aboard trains were stranded. marooned families and closed bridges added to the crisis. Water levels rise steadily and snow continues, worsening conditions.
Westfield resident James W. May, 72, died from injuries after a fall in a building near Westfield and Patton. He sustained head and finger injuries when a heavy piece of lumber fell on him in a cellar doorway. The accident occurred on January 8 as workers cleared lumber at the site. emergency crews rushed him to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
Funeral services for Mrs. Myron Bailey of 1828 West Five Avenue were held at Mayhour at St Thomas Church with Rev Ersinda Cives officiating. The service drew many relatives and friends, with musicians and floral arrangements overlooking the family plot. Attending were Charles Gaudino, Scout Bikey, Clarence Bailey, Ralph Bailey, Arthur Kiminy, Joti Kostyal, and many others from Warren, Bear Lake, Youngsville, and surrounding areas.
A divided market view centers on whether stock prices will rise with railroad issues performing well or stall as French currency moves threaten balance. Analysts expect possible inflationary pressures if the franc devalues and foresee potential price increases in steel and quarterly deliveries, while a rise in call money rates is anticipated near month end.
Stocks slumped sharply in heavy trading after President Roosevelt called for reform of the federal judiciary. Market activity lagged as traders delayed bids to gauge prices, with several major issues including Bethlehem Steel, Anaconda, and Westinghouse suffering declines amid confusion. A later item notes a court case sentence involving youths and a fire incident in Lorain and a near perfect clock in Cleveland schools.
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