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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1938
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a historical scene with mentions of people, items, and a place. Readable bits reference jackets, faces, and a count of stones, with stray terms like Little and ester. The text lacks coherent structure or identifiable events.
A district meeting of Montgomery Van and Company managers will be held at the Corry store Thursday at 10 oclock with local manager H M Larsson presiding. F A Mastley of Buller Pa will chair. Afterward a luncheon will be at Hotel Corry. Attending managers include W E B Wisher Hastings Liverpool Ohio J Brodbeck Butler KC Mead Ashita O A M Dewart Batavia W S Hathaway Beaver Falls Mirl Connor Dubois A C Baer Kittanning Pa R Smith Niagara Falls N Y J A Strider Meadville R Harrison Olean N Y S J Allen Punxsutawney Pa 0 J Carr Warren Ohio and L C Stickel Warren Pa.
Mrs. Frank Jones and daughter Helen return this evening from Erie after a day on business. Miss Sara Gravino arrived home from New York City with her father Joseph Gravino who spent the past three weeks visiting. Mrs. Minnie Bogert returned from New York City relatives. Mrs. F. B. Whittlesey and H. L. Hiden were business visitors. Mrs. Shoop was in Warren teaching at the Conservatory. TICKET Powers came home from Crown Pa visiting her parents. A. Myers visited Titusville on business. Miss Josephine Kolaneski returned to Erie after visiting here. A. L. Root departs this evening for Chicago on business. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Waldo and family returned from Du Bois after the death of day Hurd. Mrs. Merence Young returned home after visiting Frances Westley in Chicago and with Wilford in Clymer. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Odell and sons visited North Center street. Ray Hawley was in the city visiting his son Milton Hawley in North East. Miss Jeanette Skellie spent yesterday with her sister and returned to North East. Rev. and Mrs. Miles Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Hart Buoesink visited Mrs. Ida M. Bock on Raymond avenue. Mrs. Mabel Largon returned from a week with friends in Buffalo. Mrs. Gabriel of Buffalo arrived for a few days with Mrs. Frank DeLury. Bertha Schreurs and Raymond Sandburg returned from Pittsburgh where they attended an exhibit at the Wort Pit hotel. Mrs. Donald Depyo of Buffalo returned home after a week’s visit with her mother Mrs. Vanbreasan on West Pleasant street.
The piece notes internal Democratic opposition and debates over whether Guffey will seek the gubernatorial nomination. Colgrove, once eyed for auditor general, could gain anti Guffey support while preserving party unity. Critics warn a defeat may hurt his leadership as his Senate term nears its end.
Corry Pennsylvania resident Dr. D L Bracken was feted on his 87th birthday at the Hotel Chautauqua in St. Petersburg Florida where he spends winters. A reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M A Price honored him with refreshments as Bracken recounted his 1924 Europe trip and 1928 South America journey and his activity in local clubs.
The chapel of the Savoy, originally built in 1505 and restored after a fire in 1484 by Queen Victoria, is renamed the Royal Victorian Order Chapel.
A historic series of earthquakes along the Mississippi severely damaged New Madrid Missouri and altered the river coast, reshaping the fledgling town and surrounding area with lasting effects on settlement and trade.
Market leaders urge reopening of capital markets to restore confidence and business recovery. They seek tax revisions, SEC rule clarity, and labor law tweaks while warning against continued government competition with business. Aldrich cites needed changes to untie market from tax inequities, alongside potential capital gains and inheritance tax reforms. A broad view notes mixed securities moves as traders await policy shifts and monetary stance.
Julie Allerdyce, a 19 year old Fayette New York socialite, pursues marriage to Dr. Richard Jessup while courtship entanglements with his brother Tom and the town’s elite unfold. She longs for a glamorous world beyond Fayette and laments her constrained prospects as she schemes to secure a future through romance and status.
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