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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
2
The Mary B. Haines Missionary Circle plans a Friday evening meeting at Mrs. Lyle W. Foster's home 135 East Congress Street with a prayer circle beforehand. Readings will be by members and guests are invited to attend.
The Corry Hospital auxiliary met yesterday at the nurses home and handled several matters. Mrs Cassidy and Mrs Auer were appointed to nominate and select officers for February. The group voted to purchase a new electric tea box for the diet kitchen at the Corry hospital.
Long column of local items reports deaths, civic notes, and incidents around Oil City and Crawford County. Highlights include Mrs. Florence Moag of Ridgway’s death after illness. retirements of local officials Greeley and Conover. primary notes on welfare costs, police shakeups, and courthouse changes. fire at the Swanson-Hanson home in Wilcox. and scattered notices on relief rolls, court cases, and community events in Meadville, Titusville, Venango, and surrounding towns.
The gate at Tree Railroad crossing on Center street was broken when Mule Capwell drove into it during the noon hour. No one was injured. A WPA chief tain dismissed rumors about Borat J. Cochran replacing the Erie district director during his Erie visit. Five Erie boys aged 12 to 15 confessed to robbing 14 places with loot valued at over 500 dollars. Stanley E Conrad of Willsey-Barry takes over management of the P W Woolworth five and ten store, succeeding Franke Dailey. The couple will reside at 922 North Center street. Antle League bowlers enjoyed a club gathering with a big banquet at Bill's Club. The monthly meeting of the T will be held at the home of Miss Dorothy Gaufbreau, 487 South Center street, Friday at 8. Nut bread brown bread cookies offered at the Gift Shop. Orders taken.
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