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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
5
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Fire today threatened a downtown New Kensington business block as Hart department store battled the blaze. Firemen fought to confine the fire to the store though smoke and interior damage were reported within an hour of discovery.
Personal mentions include Mrs Helen Kowalstd and daughter Nellie visiting Warren on business while Mervin Nast plans a New York buying trip for Nast Company. Erie guests Josephine Kolanoski and Gertrude Lewis stay with relatives. several locals travel to Cleveland and New York for family and business reasons amid illness and social visits.
Mary Allen of Corry witnessed the marriage of her daughter Delia to Thelston Mason of Corry at Clymer on June 2nd 1987. Rev Ig Whingo officiated the ceremony with four people present. The couple plans to reside in Corry.
Fragment from a 1987 classified notice describes a sale by Royster and a cash flow option for purchase. It mentions a service for ongoing payments and an employment ad seeking a person for house work or childcare.
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Dallman formerly of Union City after retirement from the Union City Baptist Church. He resided in Fork Alleping for years and spoke at various events. Survived by widow, two sons Donald of Phillipsburg New Jersey and Meredith of Victin, and two daughters Mine Dalley of Jamestown and Mrs William Hurlbut of Ithaca New York. Funeral Sunday at 2:20 pm at the home with burial Monday in Illsnira. Earthworm gizzard note included as local trivia.
A long standing Week of Prayer observing series in Corry ends Sunday with large crowds. Services at the Methodist Episcopal church feature Rev. B A Hook on "Prayer for a Spiritual Awakening" and a succession of readings from local clergy. Saturday's session at First Baptist centers on "Prayer for Ye Kingdom of Heaven" led by Adjutant Sullivan.
Bertha G Heward died following an extended illness at Bear Lake. Final rites were held yesterday afternoon at her home with Rev Charles Puller of Centerville Baptist Church officiating. Interment was in David Curtin Cemetery at Bolan. Relatives and neighbors from nearby areas attended.
Josephine Henry, 38, proprietor of a Homestead restaurant, was held after she entered the police station and admitted firing shots that wounded Mercedes Belene of McKeesport and another woman. Officers believe the shooting stemmed from jealousy over a steelworker's attention.
Julie Allerdyce, daughter of Professor Allerdyce, enters a flying course at Ramsey Preparatory School adjacent to a hangar. She hopes to prove herself beyond a teased engagement to Dr. Richard Jessup, with mentor Pete Weddell teaching wings and piloting basics while a social world of Waddell, Rita Cartwright, and Millicent Dodd looms. The story follows her balancing romance, money worries, and a budding aviation ambition as she weighs career paths and personal loyalties.
Market gossip reports greater policy coordination with Washington yet traders sell on slight firming. Week shows declines across autos, rails, utilities, and building shares, with Erie's bankruptcy petition and expected cuts in February output weighing. Transportation and steel hints of next week's activity. TVA constitutionality cited amid mixed earnings and price shifts.
In New York on January 22, stocks, bonds and commodities traded softly with a lower opening and choppy bounce. Dealers stayed cautious as TVA verdict expectations hovered, and many big names like American Cyanamid, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, General Electric and Packard were listed among varied movements in a listless session.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions preservation, a generous aimed show, a closet, and a capt who might be connected to a Torcrremunk port. The readable terms suggest a historical display or storage item but details are incomplete.
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