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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
5
Mrs. C H Shoop presents piano pupils in a monthly recital at her home studio 112 Tast Mrede street Friday evening at 8. This is the third recital in a series with one student per event. Bobby Sons will perform five numbers. parents and friends invited.
United Press reports a spring wedding in London for Miss Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers. Rogers sails from New York February 27 for a film engagement and says there will be no marriage before his departure. he plans to return in May.
Mrs. George Stockton and Beatrice visit Erie then return home. Miss Marion Smith visits with friends in Union City. Mrs. W. L. Durham goes to Erie to visit surgical patient. Mrs. Emmett Price travels to James town for granddaughter Donna Kay Price. Olis and Mead depart for Silver Springs Maryland to Palm Beach Florida for a month with L. M. Christie. Sam Irvine returns from Washington. Several others travel or visit in Spartansburg Titusville Brit Shity and nearby, including Frank T. Babbitt and Mrs. Gabriel visiting relatives.
Residents recall last spring's Patrick’s flood causing millions in damages and deaths. Evacuations and relief work accelerate as water again threatens Allegheny and Monongahela streets. Businesses reinforce safety measures as a foot flood stage could hurt the city.
An armed suspect known as Benoit fled through rural roads after the fatal shooting of Trooper Hammond. Police pursued with over 50 patrol cars, firing a machine gun at a seized truck when he refused to surrender. Benoit claimed no kill and cited fear of capture as motive.
Sister Mary Berchmans formerly Miss Mary Shields daughter of John A Shields of Grove Street dies at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after months of illness. She was a Mercy Hospital nurse who later took vows and earned degrees at Duquesne and the University of Pittsburgh. Survived by sister Mrs Shields and brother Leo of Erie. funeral arrangements pending at Mercy Hospital.
May 21 a Detroit bishop Michael J Gallaghers death in hospital after illness draws reaction from clergy including Father Coughlin. The church and community mourn as tributes and prayers are offered for the late bishop who served the Roman Catholic Diocese of Detroit.
Funeral services were conducted in Tow Mest Evia for Mrs Edith Johnson of Tantertown. Attending were family and friends including Hybnnventt Joan Malt and Drie Cpiaver. Bearers listed include Wear G Whiteley Howe Mellor and Beamon Anunyy howe f) vnal free executal Lend Use. Family and friends from Byaiuatt SY Sly and Mya attended.
Ad claims constipation can be corrected naturally with vitamin B and bulk from Kellogg's Att-Bnan. It promises rapid water absorption and toxin removal, endorsing two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or fruit and offers a refund if not satisfied. Sold at grocers and by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Financial editors say the presidents second inaugural address leaves uncertain but hopeful signs for planned economy policy. Alfred Sloan and GM officials met in Washington with Perkins and Murphy. no breakthrough emerged and analysts expect GM to hold its ground while pressuring concessions.
New York stocks end a busy session after hours of trading. Numerous major issues hit new highs amid broad participation from many U.S. utilities rail and manufacturing leaders. Investors weigh gains in steel, aviation, chemicals, and consumer goods amid ongoing market volatility.
A brief ad from a journal promotes an apartment search service labeled as a clan styled solution. It hints at aiding readers seeking housing without providing concrete locations or contact details.
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