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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
5
Report from Rio de Janeiro dated January 20 describes the difficulty of removing a French airliner from mud at Campo dos Afonsos. Departure for Buenos Aires is now scheduled for Saturday as repairs or retrieval efforts continue.
Members of the Corry Ministeral Association and Salvation Army Advisory Board plan a reception tonight for Capt and Mrs Hood new Salvation Army officers on Hust Washington street. Public reception is set for Sunday evening with limited attendance for association members. Mr and Mrs Howard Ward drove to Columbus yesterday to visit Mrs Simpson and Mr Simpson.
Local item list of residents and visitors. Arthur Schaub left for Cleveland to attend an automob ile show. Mrs Gust Auer of Union City passed in Corry to visit her son Boyd Aver and family. Summers of Warren visited with friends. J M Reymond returned from Bristol Sonn and New York City. Blotom spent yesterday at the Buffalo automobile show. Mrs B C Barnes visited Harrisburg for a State Federation meeting. Bert Schreckengost of Bates Pa visiting her daughter Neylon Schrecken gost in Union City. D B Titus returned from Boston after shoe and style show. Rev Francis Graves home from New York on business. W W Hunley of Warren in Corry on business then to O City. Donald Foley left for Cleveland after staying with sister Mrs Walter Sweet’s family. Mrs F E Richardson left for Philadelphia to visit daughter Mrs George Schreimer. G G Taylor and children with Rex Taylor family in Titville. J F Curray returned to Sherman after visiting Corry. Pearl Chappell of Jamestown visiting Corry and Bear Lake. Ella Cowden of Erie visiting Corry. A A Stokes returned to Hamburg N Y after overnight Corry trip. Miss Ruth McCray left for Jamestown for weekend. A G Posslethwatt went to Waterford for funeral of Attorney Harry L Moore of Brie.
The report notes Indiana’s emergency bill creating a four month moratorium on delinquent tax property sales taking effect in February 1934 after Gov Paul V McNutt signed it. Wisconsin centers farm relief hopes as banks suspend in stalled corn belt towns and a grim foreclosure warning surfaces at the Tinos Farm and Home Assembly.
Catarrhal deafness and head noises due to catarrh may be treated at home with Parmint Douible Strength. Mix 1 ounce with water and sugar, take a table spoonful four times daily to stop head noises improve hearing and ease breathing. Obtain from Weisters Cit State Drug Store or your druggist.
Sharon Pennsylvania January 20 investigators established time of death by ice on the body. An unidentified man was found in a West Middlesex cinder pit near Hope. They seek whether the man was slain or died accidentally. Bruises and a deep head wound noted.
A squadron set to search the Alps for two missing British fliers Bert Hinkler and Capt W L Hope. Hope departed Lausanne by plane seeking Hinkler and did not return. Hope carried only enough fuel for about six hours and was expected back by 4 p m yesterday but had not been heard from by early today.
Charles M. Smith of Corry died at his home 540 Shady avenue after a long illness. Born May 6, 1862 in Laquoite Oneida County New York he moved to Corry with his parents in 1868 and married Hattie L Bliss in 1876. He was a longtime member of the IOOF and survived by his son Harry B Smith and four grandchildren.
New York and surrounding markets show modest gains as stocks advance on short covering and new buying. Leading issues rise through the day with several strong performers including American Can American Locomotive and American Smelting in a session that ends with prices near session highs. Funeral services for Mildred M Monrow set for Sunday at 2 PM at Shady Avenue home with Rev. G L Boyd officiating. Burial by 10 C F at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Ardeth navigates love and loyalty as Ken teases marriage while his mother looms over a looming decision. A telegram turns a quiet retreat into urgent departure, leaving Ardeth torn between passion and duty amid mountain cold and mounting fear.
Ardeth recalls distressing incidents as Ken rides alone toward a rain drenched city. In his shared apartment he finds Cecile recovering in a soft blue gown while a nurse waits. Ken questions his mother’s warning and Cecile warns of fragile recovery as the night ends.
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