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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1937

Page

5

Personal Mention From Erie City Notes

Local society notes list Miss Mary Sullivan returning from a buying trip in New York City for Nast Ladies Shoppe and Miss Rebecca Bell departing for Clarendon to handle business. Numerous residents, including Frank Grice, Mrs. William Rhodes, and Attorney W. L. Peake, are noted as visiting Erie or traveling for affairs and funerals.

Mary, Sullivan New York City Rebecca Bell Clarendon Frank Grice Union City William Rhodes Pittsburgh C. H. Hall Forest Elder Punxsutawney City Waite Robert Frederick Street Florida Jane Habink Bostic N.C G. Habinik Aan Clymer Corry Habink C. H. Shoop East Frederick Street Warren George "Thompson FF. Mattison Erie Frank @urlinden Erle Mrr Mirg J. D. Brakeman Hare Lloyd Meerdink Sidney Michaels Mervyn N. Nast Stewart, Fla

Death of Mrs Sadie Hawley in Jamestown area

Ward reports the death of Mrs. Sadie Hawley of Dewittville New York after a pneumonia illness. She formerly lived nearby and later resided in Cutting. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at her home in Dewittville.

Ward Sadie Hawley Dewittville W.C. A Jamestown Hawley Cutting Deyittville

Pleasantville Woman Nancy Bunting Dies at 74

Pleas antville Pa resident Nancy Bunting 74 died this morning at Corry hospital after several days in critical condition. She was a medical patient there and survived by several children. The Arnold funeral home of Pleas antville will claim the body this afternoon.

Pleasantville Nancy Bunting Corry Hospital Arnold Funeral Home

Extensive Fish Stocking Program Launched in Northwestern Pa

The superintendent announced a broad trout stocking initiative. Rainbow trout up to sixteen inches were planted last fall, with streams across northwestern Pennsylvania now stocked for local anglers. Fish from Corry hatchery go to Warren Mercer Venango Crawford Potter McKean Forest and File counties as wardens plan a tighter stream patrol until the trout season opens to safeguard the stock from off season hog predation.

Buller Pennsylvania Corry Warren Mercer Venango Crawford Potter McKean Forest and File

Students Protest Discontinuance Of R R Train Service

About thirteen residents in Warren County near Youngsville attended a Public Service Commission hearing in Erie to oppose ending passenger service on the D A V&P line between Titusville and Dunkirk. Officials said the line loses money. Students and parents argued the train is used for school travel. A final ruling by the commission will follow.

Erie Warren County Youngsville Public Service Commission Titusville Dunkirk N.Y Pennsylvania Valley Branch Akeley Russell North Warren Warren Starlyrick Trvineton Youngaville Pitts‘field Garland Torpedy Newton Grand Valley Selkirk Dotyville Fieldmore Springs

Rubinoff Accuser Indicted for Bigamy in New York

Peagy Garcia former plaintiff in a breach of promise suit against violinist David Rubinoff was indicted by a county grand jury on bigamy charges. Michael La Rocca, the man she wed six months ago, was also indicted on the same charge though he claimed Mrs Kathleen La Rocca was only his common law wife.

New York Peegy Garcia Luriny David Rubinoff Michael la Rocea Kathleen la Rocca

Mantin Warns France on Financial Policy in Chamber Debate

Former French premier Gtenne Mantin warned in the chamber of deputies that France faced a financial and monetary collapse if current policies continued. He argued the Popular Front era policies threatened economic stability and warned of looming danger to the franc.

Flandin France United Press Paris Chamber of Deputies Popular Frontibimet Gtenne Mantin Ubtet

Goodrich Plan Faces First Test on Rival Bill

Harrisburg reports Gov Burlew endorses the Goodrich unemployment relief plan. A rival welfare bill to be introduced in the House would create seven member county boards with four gubernatorial nominees and three local commissioners. The boards would decide eligibility, with a state bureau funding and auditing county boards, while local poor directors remain in charge until counties set up county welfare bureaus.

Preston Williams United Press Harrisburg George H Senate Commonwealth

Settlement sought in Santa Monica plane plant strike

Regional Labor Relations officials called a hearing to adjudicate complaints from workers at the Douglas Aircraft and North American Aviation plants at Santa Monica California. The Douglas plant has seen a sit down strike.

Washington Northrey Santa Monica Calif Douglas

Roosevelt to Discuss Nation on Fireside Chat

President Roosevelt announced a nationwide fireside radio talk for March 8 to discuss the state of the nation. The speech is anticipated to touch on his judiciary reorganization plan as hearings begin in the Senate Judiciary Committee. The White House timing coincides with Senate debate on a bill granting voluntary full pay retirement for Supreme Court justices at age 70.

United Press Washington Roosevelt Senate Judiciary Committee White House Senate House Supreme Court

Death of Mrs Ralph Nichols at Trimens Corners

Mrs. Ralph Nichols 47 of Trimens Corners near East Branch Pa died suddenly last evening about 11 at home. A heart attack caused her death. Survived by husband and several children. Body taken to Torrey Funeral home Spartansburg for funeral arrangements. Corrick Lewwrey of Warren Pa. is investigating the death.

Ralph Nichols Trimens Corners East Branch

Townsend Club to Organize Auxiliary Meeting

Townsend Club announces formation of an auxiliary unit to support local activities. A regime meeting is planned at Lie Eastern Sii Hall Mayonle Temple with broad attendance urged.

Townsend Club Corry ‘Town Cimb No Mon Cay Pening Sii Hall Mayonle Temple Yeady People's Auxiliary Carrie

Market Gossip and Inflation Outlook Sparks Investor Debate

Elmer C. Walzer reports bullish earnings expectations for 1929 while noting market rumors of big investors buying large blocks. The piece surveys confidence levels amid political caution in Washington and courts a discussion on boom versus slump. It also cites a Travelers Indemnity survey showing higher convictions for burglary and theft over a decade with Ohio leading in release rates.

Elmer C. Walzer United Press Financial New York Big Wheel Washington House of Lords England Travelers Indemnity Company Ohio Mansfield Columbus

Low priced stocks rally as market steadies in New York

In New York on February 26, low priced stocks led a quiet session with gains as high grade shares resumed strength. Electrical equipment and rail stocks rallied, with notable moves in American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, and West Pub Serv amid broad advances and mixed activity across the list.

Py Unity Resa New York Ralia Otis Motors Mercantile American Can American American Smelters American T & Toocsee Ammcomr Ypepee Atlantic ‘Refining Auburn Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Bowling Air Curtiss- Wright Columbia Cas Geko Chrysler Continental Erie General Electric General Motors Tra International Nickels Kennecott Sheet Montgomery Ward National Dairy Nash Kelvinator AiRee New York Central Northern Pacific Otis Steel i Packard Paramount Penna Sovony Vacuum Starburst Calif Suanford Studebaker ‘Texas Co United Corp Warner Bros . Westinghouse Woolworth Youngstown S &T Any N.Y Ad Supply Ce Ate Assy Gas & Electric - Cities Service McCoril Rad Lone Star Gas West Pub

Steel units bid on Walsh Healey contracts under government act

United States Steel Corporation subsidiaries bid on 2,257,000 worth of Walsh Healey act contracts requiring a 40 hour week. A portion was awarded 672,006 for territorial services, raising concern the subsidiaries formerly refused bids with act stipulations. Alaska etymology inquiry follows.

United Pro New York United States Steel Corporation

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