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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
5
Cold air drops across the district after last night’s blizzard with about one and a half inches of snow. Temperatures fell sharply but will rise to around 15 above at dawn and 23 above by mid afternoon as warmer air returns. Snow was heavy near the city and surrounding area, with more precipitation expected today.
Mrs C H Zerres of Warren visited the city with Misses Mary and Katherine Lynch en route to Pittsburgh to stay with relatives. Mrs W L Durham went to Erie to spend the day with her husband at St Vinecent’s hospital. Warren visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Hudson and Mr and Mrs Charles Hutson attending funeral services for Mebvid Hudson and Mrs W M Weed with Sister Miss M Fisher. Miss Fisher left for St Petersburg Wisconsin to spend several weeks. Braiteman Allen Wiley, postal master, visited with his daughter Mrs Lloyd Mane links on East Main street. Reverend and Mrs D K Wagher went to Time for a business visit. Merrill Wilcox of Akan visited his mother Mrs C D Wilcox and others on North Center street. Mrs MF Coyle of West Part Tale had a business visit in Brty en route to Meyers, leaving for home. Mrs Margaret Wible hosted visitors. Jen nie Tus of Mott street left yesterday for Erie. Mrs Oris Thayer and Miss Hazel Kinney of Chicago called on the death of Mrs Thayer and Miss Kinney, Mrs Millie Margaret Kinney of West S studios?
John Rorke was suspended from the airwaves by the BBC until March 17 after interrupting a national broadcast with a shouted Yes, Mr. Simpson. The incident occurred Tuesday night and shocked radio listeners.
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture for bronchial coughs with a few venturiday doses at a drugstore. It claims two doses help sleep, plus a 2 for 8 days course to quiet a rough lingering cough, with a money back guarantee and a Keister’s Drug Store featured.
Vislenline Nollinger a Corry resident 67, died at Cery hospital after pneumonia relapse. Born in Corry, he lived here all his life and is survived by a sister Mrs. Charles Henrietta of Corry and four brothers Ollie and George Nollinger of Erie Leo Nollinger of Murview and Joseph of Chicago. Funeral at St Elizabeth's church Saturday at 8 o clock with burial in St Elizabeth's cemetery.
A dated advert promotes Lubanon Simab Tablets as a vegetable liver and kidney remedy for sick headaches and bilious attacks. It claims no purging, only gentle internal movement, and mentions a 35 cent price with a late evening talk show.
Agreement to resume negotiations on February 16 from a January 4 letter seeks a collective bargaining deal. Union ends strike, evacuation of occupied plants, and rapid resumption of operations. Restrictions on strikes and intimidation during bargaining are outlined, with priority on negotiated settlement before any production disruption.
Antony Adaneyk 53 a Carter Hill resident died at home after a three year illness. Born in Poland in 1844 he lived in Corry since 1923 and was a member of St Elizabeth's Church. Survived by wife and daughters and sons Nelly Zubaski Stella Jugna Tofen Anna Jenin Higle Adamczyk Alex Adamenyk Stamey Tony Bele. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday and Monday at St Hibgubel's Church with burial at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Salvation Army officers will conduct an evening meeting. public invited.
United Press reports Chrysler earnings signal a strong 1936 outlook while U S Steel notes January shipments at their peak since 1929. Conservative traders fear overbuying, as heavy industry climbs on steel activity. Labor tensions ease with court approvals guiding end to injunctions tied to General Motors strike fallout.
Calvin Bullock presents a booklet titled Bonds, arguing that high grade bonds will face a major decline starting in 1987. He cites high interest rates, credit controls, deflationary measures, and inflationary pressure on commodities as precursors to lower long term bond prices as prudent investors adjust portfolios.
General Motors and the auto union reached a settlement in America as the market surged with a broad advance. The industrials pushed higher with leaders including American Locomotive, United States Steel, and Standard Oil rising as gauges reach new peaks amid ongoing optimism.
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