Mentor Club Enjoys Musical Program at East Congress
Last night the Mien Club members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Illstrom on East Congress street for a musical program. Handel's Messiah was featured with Mrs. Hillstrom recounting its origin and composition. Miss Signa Anderson played organ movements, while Mrs. Edward S. Hawking and Miss Lillian Barnes sang. A lovely program, with light refreshments, closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Illstrom
East Congress Street
Tion
Bess Carlisch
Plang
Signa Anderson
Messiah
Edward
Hawking
Lillian Barnes
Wmususi
Personal notices of local residents travel and visits
Personal mentions recount residents leaving for Harrisburg and New York on business trips. Visitors include Mrs George Malick and their daughter at Carry hospital, while others attend funerals in Garland and address Rotary events in Corry. Movements include Dempsey returning to Pittsburgh, and Me dain residents traveling for Farm Show and hospital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. VanTasnel
Harrisburg
New York City
George Malick
Union City
Carry Hospital
Harry Oswalt, Jr
John la Craiy
Pittsburgh
John Dempsey
Philip Herron
Warren
FriMr
P. Sheets
Medina
City
Mr. Sheets
GC Murphy Company
D. G. Sorg
Erie
Death claims Mrs Croscut in Corry Hospital
Mrs Dorothy M Croscut wife of Harvey Croscut of 122 East Frederick Street died at Corry Hospital at 6 this morning after a recent critical illness tied to childbirth. She was born January 11 1912 in Newell West Virginia and leaves her husband infant daughter Janet father Roy Torrence sister Audrey Torrence and grandparents in Ohio and Virginia with funeral services Friday at 2 30 p m at M Church conducted by Rev Haines. Interment at Pine Grave cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Croscut
Harvey Croscut
East Frederick Street
Corry Hospital
Crogant
Newell
W. Va
Corry
Bushand
Janet
Roy Torrence
Hopewell
Audrey] Torrence
W. d. ‘Torrence
East Liverpool
Calvin
Belaire
PB. F. ‘Haines
Pine Grave Cemetery
Former Corry Resident Katherine Franz Dies at 72
Former Corry resident Mrs. Katherine Franz widow of P. M. Franz died at Meadville after months of illness at about 6:30 this morning. She was 72, born in Ohio, lived in Covey most of her life, and had visited Meadville with her children. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Dingman, and a son Carl Franz of Meadville, with fourteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Wald of St Thomas church, with interment in St. Thomas Cemetery. Also notes a late column on the African origin of the Negro race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme ‘Peterson
Mast
Washington Street
Katherine Franz
P. M. Franz
Elmer Dingman
Meadville
Ohio
Franz
Covey
Meedville
Mr. Peterson
Mis. Dingman
Pine
Carl Franz
St. Thodas Church
Fiiday Mornins
St. Thomas Cemetery
Townsend Club Meeting Chooses Crosby Bloc Chairman
Corry Townsend Club No 1 held last night meeting and announced the Townsend bloc in Congress has been organized for action with Rep Charles N Crosby named chairman. Members paid dues to Townsend National Weekly as a social gathering followed with games and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Townsend Club
Townsend Bloc
Congress
Charles N. Crosby
Coal Apples From Mammoth Seam Of Pennsylvania
Coal apples are spheroidal anthracite coal lumps found in the Mammoth seam of Pennsylvania. They vary from a quarter inch to 10 inches in diameter and are about the size of a hen’s egg. They are believed to form from jointing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Pennsylvania
Pope Relapse Report From Vatican Varies In Tone
A high Vatican source says the pope has suffered a serious relapse with renewed pain and illness. Official statements describe the pope's condition as grave and worsening, with cautious notes from church authorities and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vatican City
Alrovius
Hal Lie
Market Gossip Sees Mixed Signals Amid 1937 Outlook
Financial editor Elmer Walzer notes cautious broker advice to trim strength as market highs may hold briefly before a possible broad deal. Labor strife, auto industry issues, and policy uncertainty loom, while bullish signs include high bank deposits, heavy construction, and rising electricity output. Recommendations urge diversification with Amerada, Barnstall, Seaboard, Standard Oil Co of California, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Sun, and Texas Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Amerada
Barnstall, Seaboard
Standard 00 Co
California
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Sun
Texas Corporation
Market News Mixed on Commodities and Rail Stocks
Forks lost fractions to two points while Wheat closed off two cents a bushel. Corn oats and rye fell by over a cent per bushel. Cotton futures weakened amid secession era chatter. Rubber futures declined sharply as major steel and chemical firms saw shifts in bond markets. Listed firms include American Express, Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse among others in a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Utility Handard & Dieting
Columbia Gas
Chrysler
Ranken
Continental
General Electric
General Motor International Nickel Kennecotti
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Gentil Northern Pacific
Olis Steel Cree Packarl
Paramount Pie
Socony
Wari Standard of
Calif - Stamford
Ot “Studebaleer
Texas
United Corp
US Steel
Warner Bros. Westinghouse
Warworth
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Rex
Rickr
Preston Foster
Anne
Byaeke
Pireland
Una O'Connor
Abbey Theatre
Mentor Club
IONA
Ann Page
Sunnyfield
Hamburg
Pleasantville
Charles P
Keating
Preate Barton
Dorothy
Chester
Daniel and Lesser
Ruth Barts
Perry Woodard
Owego
Barton
Edith Totinsor
Wink
Mrg Johsson
Umes
Africa
Afric
Egypt
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Keister
Townsend Club
Pope
Davenport
EL B. Murphy
Bea Moines
Easton
Cline
MATS
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
Keystone
Marsh
Buckeye
Wieners
Bologna
CB Ae
Youngstown
Arkansas Gas ‘Aero Supply
Bo Ase Gas & Electric
Chlea Service
McCord Rad
Atox
Lone Star Gaa West Pub
Brookville
John Becker
Wate Bracken
Tailhoad
Jefferson County
State Supreme Court
General Hoesee Souls
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