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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1931
Page
5
PAYS TRIBUTE from J. Watterson of Harrisburg to Mark F. Coyle a long time business associate and friend of the late Mark M. Gayle. The verse laments a departed soul and recalls pal’s gate side greetings at the station and steady counsel. Farewell to a trusted companion and hope of reunion in heaven.
Lea Crispen and Herman Autry went to Cleveland this morning to drive Sara home. Mrs. W. J. O'Neill of Salamanca arrived for an overnight visit and will attend funeral services in Pittsfield for L. Cady. Mrs. Thomas Green has returned from Akeley to be with family. Jessie Thompson of Rich visited for the Athletic Carnival. Clara Lohr of Cleveland left after a visit at the Clari home on York Street. GH. Hill of Erie is in the city on railroad business. Helen O'Leary went to Union City for a day with friends. Loren Mason from Stembenville arrived for a short stay on East Douglass Street. Perry Davidson of Warren visited F. C. Bogart and friends. R. L. Putnam travels to Warren for a visit with Mrs. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Whittlesey plan a Daytona Florida trip. Carrie Harvinger of Jamestown stays with Fred Miller's family. William Crane returns home to Spring Creek after visiting his mother, ill. J. T. Patterson and Merrill Patterson return from Granville to Denison University. C. Holman of National Steel Products Co. arrives on business. J. A. Hughes and relatives depart after a short stay at Barker home. Clyde Anerson of Jamestown oversees city affairs with relatives. Mr. Anderson will be stationed in Iredonist. Walter Sweet travels to Silver Creek for grandmother Mrs. O'Connor's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Althoff of Warren visit the mother of Mrs. Spencer.
United Press reports eleven patients cured of leprosy will be released from Carville hospital in Louisiana. Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummins ordered the release, with a ceremonial procession and floral garlands planned at the federal leprosy sanatorium.
Log an and Bryan of OW City report a subdued close as quotas affect many blue chips. Major names including General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, United C ory, Sinclair, Pennsylvania RR, Northern Pacific, and Bethlehem Steel appear with varied levels.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Callao Peru today aboard the Orapssa after an escort by the cruisers Bolognesi and Grou and accompanying 21 military and naval planes. The vessel anchored at 8:80 am as Tre Oropesa.
Louis Benjamin publisher of the Dispatch Herald testified before the Radio Commission on WEDH Erie seeking power rise from 40 to 300 watts day and 1000 watts, plus frequency shift from 1420 to 540 kilocycles. WLBW plans an Erie transmitter to operate in sync, engineers say harmony is possible. attorney Horace Lohnes represents WLEW.
Nurses Association met at the nurses Home on North Center street to discuss unpaid shortages. The district No 7 meeting in Erie was reviewed and plans urged each association and hospital to hire their own nurses first and ask external nurses to return home for work.
Mrs Viola Myers aged 78, wife of John Myers, died at home after several weeks illness in Spartansburg. Survived by husband and son Cassius R. Myers of Spartansburg. Resident there for years, she was well known in Corry. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from the late home. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Ann Arbor police raided five University of Michigan fraternity houses this morning, seizing liquor and issuing disorderly conduct warrants for 70 students. The raided houses include Delta Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Phi Gamma, Phi Delta Theta, Theta Delta Chi, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Wagelist(ic) services at the United Brethren church attract big crowds as Rev J Baker conducts a series of meetings. He speaks tonight on Praying With Conviction. An invitation is extended to the public. Upcoming prayer meetings will accompany the evangelical campaign with several leaders and addresses noted for Thursday with Mrs Arch Patton and others.
Ebensburg Pa Feb 11 The Ebensburg Trust Co placed its affairs in the state banking department after directors voted to close the bank yesterday to protect depositors amid heavy withdrawals attributed to the foreign population of the district. Bank officers assured depositors no losses are likely and blamed uneasiness after the closing for the withdrawals.
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