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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
5
Stated job ad mentions a home night shift at 310 West Chiweh Street with iron lamp and coal screened lamp, plus shop notes about stoves and stokers. Entry also references a stolen lion statue weighing about 200 pounds taken from the B. M. Wilson house lawn and police note.
The Woman's Club met last evening at Hotel Corry to choose a disposition plan for the club property with Willis Weed as chairman of the house committee. Departments set meetings for February including Miss Marion Stadmore, Mrs. Loveland, and others in a series of home gatherings for discussions and arrangements.
Fragmented report notes an ex convict in county jail awaiting extradition after claims of innocence. The subject discusses fearlessness and references alleged statements about a girl, with unclear names and locations.
Mrs Margaret Ebblie of Erie visits with her mother Mrs Jennie Titus and family on Mott Street. Edward and Edward Gladdigg with son Edward have been guests at the James Mackies home on Franklin Street before returning to Cortland NY. Lawrence Thomas returns from Erie on business. Gerald Page travels to work in Wine after attending Byron A West funeral in Columbus. James Hughes of Buffalo attends Mrs Mary Cullen’s funeral at St Thomas Church after traveling to the city. Harold Robert leaves for Harrisburg on business. WF B Hepler and son Hobart bring home a 1935 Terraplane sedan. Mrs A S Boag and Kathryn Ann of Union City return home after visiting Purcell family. J T Klinger visits Garland with Art Young for two weeks. Crippen and Roger Young of City and John Crippen of Port Allegany join for Mrs Cora Crippen's uncles funeral in Columbus. Lawrence Singer, William DeNeil, Mrs Anus DeNeil, Edward Alberstadt, and J Sennett attend Mrs Mary Cullen’s funeral. Mrs Malde White of Erie also attends.
The February meeting of the Broken Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was held at Mrs R J Fogle's home with twenty eight members and one guest Mrs G W Davison. Two new members were welcomed and plans were made for a silver Colonial tea at Mrs J J Desmond's home on Feb 22. Mrs Olmstead re elected delegate to the Continental Congress in Washington. Mrs Olm wizad resides in Washington. A talk on Ogoravian Music of Pennsylvania was given. Mass Lotta Bonsteel reviewed her South American trip. Members voted 26 cents for the March Bilis Island Here dinner. The committee served ice cream cookies and toffee in St Valentine decor.
The hospital board announces the appointment of Miss Henry as superintendent after Miss Ryan’s two year term. Miss Doris Henity, a graduate of Philadelphia General Hospital Training School, is urged to receive support and cooperation from the town as she begins this leadership role.
A testimonial from Mrs. D B Sinclair of Dathan Alabama praises San Cura Ointment as a cure for a deadly infection and blood poisoning. The ad touts San Cura Ointment and Soap as cleansing and drawing agents for cuts burns bites and minor wounds, urging readers not to neglect infection and to buy jars priced 60 cents, soup 26 cents.
Two Carnegie men Samuel Fatho 37 and Frank Miglazze 48 were indicted for the murder of Nicola Framatini Bridgeville gambler found shot to death in Collier Township. They were held for the grand jury after a coroner's inquest and arrested days earlier by county detectives who said they admitted being near the scene but claimed innocence.
The session closes with the stock market posting its best gain of the year as advances across most groups rise, led by automobile stocks. Major names include American Car, American Locomotive, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, and Standard Oil, reflecting broad sector strength.
Philadelphia police held Charles H. Wortell a 47 year old Corinth New York seller of so called antiques. He admitted fabricating the wares and said the items were fake and not from historic collections as claimed. Wortell confessed he represented the pieces as from a fictitious collection linked to notable society figures.
Gov. George H. Harle said he would deliver his budget message at a joint session of the Senate and House in Harrisburg, with plans to attend a Pittsburgh engagement as a guest of newspapermen before returning Sunday night.
Mark sails aboard the Orient to Honolulu in search of Vanya Prokoyna, a dancer he cant forget. He tracks her to Tonga via Pearly Shene’s island world, meeting beachcomber Percy Loring and a wary cast of Tongans as he follows a dangerous, fading obsession.
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