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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1937
Page
5
St Edward's Parent Teachers Association members met yesterday to organize a card party fundraiser. The event will be held Monday evening February 1 at the school with Mrs Leo Rhynerd as chairwoman. Proceeds will benefit the association and school activities. the general public is invited to participate in auction and contract bridge games.
We express sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness flowers sympathy and assistance during our bereavement following the death of our mother Mayme Peterson Elmer Dingman Carl Franz and others.
The Carry Baptists meet at the Methodist Episcopal church with Sunday school at 1 45 and preaching at 3. Members must bring marked allotments for the election of a Building committee. Harvey Morrison of Detroit is invited to conduct evangelistic services in February instead of April.
Mrs Jeasie Shannon of Jamestown is in the city assisting in Minnie Faulkner's care at her daughter’s home after leaving Corry hospital. Miss Margaret O'Hare left for a motor trip to Pittsburgh and will return tonight. Several locals visit relatives in Buffalo Cleveland Hamilton Toronto and Niagara Falls over the weekend.
A clipping reports on alleged plots involving Trotsky and Rudolf Hess and claims of wartime collaboration between German Japanese and Soviet actors. It cites Kalazey confessing to involvement with biological attack plans and mobilization data. The piece also notes local community events and meetings of the WBA and Baptist Philaeas societies with social details.
On January 25 engineers battled slides that buried state highway and railroad lines with mud and debris. A second slide dumped trees and rocks, delaying traffic on the New York Central and Erie lines as crews worked through the day and resumed service the next evening.
A recital by nine of Mrs Shoep's piano pupils held at 112 East Frederick showcased Robert Parsons and Mrs Frank Parkins as featured performers. Other participants included Chiles Bugbee Carl Cox Marty Brows Rogsemay Dewey Martha McIntyre Martha Hudliure Phyllis Lhulsey and Gertrude Joh, pleasing parents and friends with attentive performances.
Margaret Karmendi, 22 year old Altoona waitress, was found guilty of murder for a second time in Hollidaysburg PA. The jury imposed the death penalty as before for conspiring with Roy Lockard to kill the child who interfered with their plans. Lockard awaits transfer to Bellefonte for execution, making her the second woman sentenced to Pennsylvania's electric chair.
Kane chapter disaster committee of the American Red Cross prepared for rapid action to aid flood regions. J H Pearson chaired the Kane chapter and set plans to use the First National Bank as headquarters with members on standby for city needs.
Miss Arse Thayer of South Dayton wed Arthur Crowell son of Mr and Mrs Omir Crowell at a Friday evening ceremony. The event drew many relatives including Liza Crowell Henry Hust and Betty Bayeva Wale, with reception for twenty one guests and the couple moving to an apartment on Nut Center street.
Portsmouth waits as physicians report a looming epidemic risk amid shortages. Medical supplies are stretched and a rapid response is planned with the Red Cross field representative coordinating priorities.
New York market activity shows shares led by Standard Oil of New Jersey with near highs and numerous issues posting fractional gains. Utilities and several diverse sectors advance while some industrials retreat, as trading remains light after a sharp early push.
Crughs of two box cars while coupling resulted in the death of Bence Battoves, 1, in the Peterson varta area of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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