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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1937
Page
5
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A locally mourned tragedy unfolds as the community pays tribute to Oscar Rich, whose early life and ties to Kings are noted. Neighbors reflect on his influence and the abrupt loss impacting family and nearby institutions.
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Local notes list W L trill Horace Bryndéson Minnie Holly and many others traveling or visiting relatives. Miss Virginia Reed and Miss Kate Zilch visit Erie relatives while Miss Emily Fahey and Miss Rose Koniowski return to work. Residents travel to Warren Cleveland Philadelphia and New York for family and business matters. several attend gatherings and stay with kin.
Mrs Werence Jones mother of Dr Mable Jones of 118 Park Street Corry died this morning after a ten weeks illness. Funeral services will be held at the daughter's home Tuesday at 1 80 o'clock and will be private. Interment in Tinion City Cemetery. Mrs Jones formerly lived near Union Ci
A 10 year old boy named Kio died after exposure to exhaust fumes at a factory plant near Bradford. He was last seen leaving work on Wednesday afternoon and did not return. His body was found by his mother at the plant, with reports that he had been sitting near a pipe to keep warm.
Kane, Feb 6. Weather and rail plans firm as snow coats Kane and nearby hills. Seven inches cover the Big Level while the Baltimore and Guia railroad nudges ahead with a scheduled weekend train for Saturday and Sunday. Regular weekend runs have faced cancellations since December due to prior disruptions.
Vittorio Mussolini, 21, son of Premier Benito Mussolini, wed Miss Orgoln Buggli in a mid day ceremony at a Rome parish church. The couple planned a brief honeymoon then return to the villa, with Vittorio driving to St Peter's after the vows. Attending were the bride's mother and other guests. officials offered wishes for happiness and fertility.
Glews attended the event sponsored by the Junior Welfare Longh in the Masonry hall. Teil Browns orchestra provided music from 1 to 2 oclock, and Roy Reed received a special award in connection with the party.
Funeral rites held for William Armstrong with burial at Vine Grove cemetery. Bearers named include John King Danby Deenpary Harry Mooney John Caldwell Jai Pinucan and Henry Bachotner. Cribbage note mentions Welland Ontario player George Goodman triumphing with a master hand of 14 9.
Market gossip notes weak sentiment as President's court reform proposal prompts caution. Steel output rises, U S Steel stock hits par, wholesale and retail activity improve, floods ease, and overall market tone shifts amid recovery jitters.
In a brief trading period on Wall Street the rail shares boosted the market, advancing more than two points in parts of the list. Leaders included American Can American Smelt American J and Anaconda among others with gains ranging from fractions to over one point, as investors shifted into steel oil and related stocks amid a broadly higher tape.
Eagles Mere, a summer resort in Sullivan County atop the Allegheny Mountains, began in 1808 when English founder John Lewis settled by glacial white sand shores and virgin forests. He later ran a glass import and glassware business during the War of 1812 after England and France cut off imports.
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