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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1938
Page
7
Monk Nears Return In Close Contested Bout
In a tight match, veteran Benedict Monk edges toward return as rivals push late. Coaches note steady form from Monk amid a close division clash with key plays from both sides.
Readers' Club Hears Story of State History
The Readers civ group gathered at Cora Crippen’s home as forty members attended. Mrs. Sarah Page read early Pennsylvania history including William Penn’s Manon House. Mrs. A. O. Sandburz to host next Monday February 14 at Wright Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crippen
Sarah Page
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Manon House
A. O. Sandburz
Hosteas
Wright Street
Personal Notes of Long-stringing Erie Visit Roundup
Personal mentions record multiple Erie area social visits and travel. Names include Mrs Charles Ober returning from Meadville. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ton and Clymier. Joseph Konopin. Joseph O Connor. Hazel McKay. D H McKay. L G Ott. John H Foster. E Schweitzer. T L Muldheim. Franz. Mayme Mulber. Jane Raymond. Bucknell student. Joseph Pitcavage. John Kow Walsh. Gary McCray. Mrs EB Whittlesey. Geng Kent. Margaret Kent. Mrs Melvin Putkhurst. Harry Anderson family. Mrs J Donell Vatschela. hospital stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ober
Hame
Meadville
Mir
Gilbert ‘Ton
Hazel McKay
D. H. McKay
Erie
LG. Ott
John H. Foster
New York City
Wi. Grant Company
E. Schweitzer
Warren
Ast Smith Street
Raymond
Bucknell University
Joseph Pitcavage
John KowWalsh
Oil City
Gary McCray
Geyser
Mont
Mys
McCray
R. D
Corry
Whittlesey
Miami
Fila
Geng Kent
Laughter
Margaret
Buffalo
the Fontier
John Gaffney
West Churn Street
Melvin Putkhurst
Rce
Mrs Susan Vanderhoff Dies in Spartansburg
Mrs Susan Vanderhoff of Spartansburg died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in Palestina Indiana on November 10, 1863, she had lived in the area for four years. Survived by husband Janis, George Vanderhor, two daughters Mrs Amasa Nicholy of Haystown Pa and Mrs William Poster of South Thy Pa, and a son John S Vanderhor of Hycetewh Pa. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at 2 pm at the Baptist church in Saydetsyn with burial at Dagst pay cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Vanderhof
Espar
Sansburg
Palestina
Ind
Jiyther Hus Janis
George Vanderhor
Amasa Nicholy
Haystown
William Poster
South Thy
Ang
John S. Vanderhor
Hycetewh
Baptist
Saydetsyn
Istemone
Dagst Pay
Wilder Must Finance Wife's Divorce Suit In Pittsburgh
Judge Frank F. Patterson ordered Clinton E. Wiley of Warren Pa to pay 400 toward funding his wife Vinginis Wilder's divorce action, though he already supports her. Mrs Wilder, 32, filed accusations of detention and non support seeking a limited divorce from the local manufacturer amid ongoing financial disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynen Press
Pittsburgh
Frank F. Patterson
Ordera
Clinton E. Wily
Warren
Vinginis
Wilder
Sniltignaize Manufacturen
Obituary of Glmer Westley in Corry Community
Glmer Westley, who died after a long illness, was remembered for his brave spirit and inspirational life. He was born in Corry, married to Mrs. Bult Westley, with daughter Helen Maurie and son Eugenes, and leaves his parents Mr and Mrs W. P Westley, a sister and two brothers. A prayer service will be held at the Home Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with a funeral at Pine Grove cemetery nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana J Yuaintarces
Iwi
Wax Tam
Corry
Neve
Bult Westley
Helen Maurie
Gugenes
Ind Ars
W. P. Westley
Florence Young
Frances Westley
Chicagy
Wilford Ang Aluim Westley
Lie Baptist
Pine Gyo's
Mrs Hurd Pioneer of Log Cabin Birth Passes Away
Mrs Hurd born in a log cabin in 1854 died after months of illness at her family home 217 Grindstregh. She lived there fifty years and was 83, daughter of Anson and Olive Johnson Cory. Her late husband A. Hurd endured loss five weeks after her passing. She witnessed the growth of Cory as a pioneer, a lifelong resident of the home stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. Hattie Jolson Hurd
Grindstregh
Mys
Hird
Jay
Hurd
Ming Hird
Finch
Lanch Street
Maren
Anson
Olive Johnson
Cory
Professional Women Hear Talks on Trade
Mie International Relations committee of the Business and Professional Woman's Club led last evening's meeting with eighteen members present. Miss Lita Murray, Mrs Vincent Desmond, and Miss Ann Sekeral headed committees. The program examined exports from local manufacturers to foreign markets and included two articles, Repairs and Reports of the United States. Afterward coffee was served and plans for the next meeting in two weeks were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie International Relations Committee
Business and ‘Professional Woman's Club
Mise Lita Murray
Vincent Desmond
Ann Sekeral
Murray
United States
Sekeruk Au Draite
Muay. Tater
Corry Woman Dies. Rites Planned At Pine Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Hurd, once a prominent Corry resident and member of a local sisterhood, passed away leaving several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Friday at Breen Keating chapel, with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ita
Hurd
Ay Donme
Mes
Pine Grove
Market Gossip: Wall Street Sees Lower Trend
United Press reports Wall Street forecasting a downward turn after a technical recovery. A 10 point program to be tested by Congress heads by Rep Mayertels includes tax changes, public works, social security expansion, and a nationalized federal reserve. Industrial steel use in a typical $4,000 dwelling outlined. totals show distribution of 4172 mills value. Benjamin Fairness, Steel president, a key influence in behind the scenes talks, avoided recognition by many reporters in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wall Street
Mayertels
Texang
Federal Reserve Banks
Stocks Hit New Highs for February
Stocks reached new February highs in a broad market rally as bonds advanced and wheat futures rose. among drivers cited in reports were rumors of a Roosevelt pledge for renewed business support in a forthcoming radio address. Major names listed include Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, United Steel, and others, with a note on presidential relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Americen iSmelters
American T & 1
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Gormahs Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental
Curtis-Wright Brie
Nreaiesentetany General Electric
General iMritors International
Nick ‘Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Wational Dairy
New York Central
Northern
Paola
Packat Py
Paramount Pie
Penna RR
Pie
Radia
Vevadarrerteey Sotany Vacuum
Standard Ol Calif
Standard Oi Iv Studebaker Texas
United Cary Rovermen
Us Steel
Coy
Thanes
Warner Brog
Westinghouse Bieatrie
Woolworth
Yellow Tree
Mole Sheet Yey Sieesvyyew
Curb Acro Supply
Avie Nat Gas Yi Oc
Asso Gas É& Lostrid
Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
McCord Rad
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