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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
5
Webb Miller of United Press, fresh from the Italothiopian front, doubts an Italian strike on Addis Ababa is imminent. He told the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce that geography and supply issues likely bar a quick push to the Ethiopian capital despite reports of Italian advances under General Rodolfo Graziani.
Personal mentions cover Mr and Mrs L J Rowe of Titusville visiting in Meadville area friends and relatives. Ida Morton leaves for Wig to visit kin. Charles Kromas and family go to Erie for son Harry Kromas employment. Mrs St. Burry from West Newton Pa visits ill mother Mrs K A Shaw in Meadville. Lawrence Hammons of North East Pa visits, with Ray mond parents. Mrs Rayner Carlson from James town arrives for visit with Watrous family. Mary Blaine Sears home from Allegheny College Meadville for weekend with L Sears. Dr G E Bennett visits Meadville with Deissler daughters and niece Virginia Gallup Allegheny student. Carl Horn of Baltimore attends funeral of uncle Postmaster Harry Auer. Ed Miller returns to Meadville from city visit. Beatrice Lawson of James town visits Meadville. Mrs William E Rice and son William of Warren attend Auer funeral. J J Desmond returns from Oakville Can. Dr A R Trevaskis and daughter from East Pittsburgh attend Auer funeral. Mary Jean Whitcomb of Friendship Md visits with Joan Brown en route home from Mercyhurst. Keppel Tiffany to Erie for President’s ball rehearsals at Lawrence Hotel. Harold K Keetle returns from two-week West trip. Rev Frank J Davis newly named Advent Christian pastor visits Erie Edinboro Union City. Mr Davis making his name at W N Jones residence on Marion Street. Mr and Mrs Sam Lines of Brie spend day in city with relatives.
Bert E Fuller a resident of Spartansburg born July 8 1871 died at his home in Spartanburg after a weeklong illness at 4 am The deceased leaving his wife Clare delle Shreve Fuller a son Hifford Fuller a daughter Doris Greene of Cleveland three sisters Mrs Charles Penoyer Spartansburg Mrs Clara Meyers Hydetown and Mrs Lara Wandell Syracuse N Y and a brother Verne J Fuller of Spartansburg Mineral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the late home with Rev Tl P Kelly of the Baptist church officiating and interment in Rose Hill cemetery
Three workers at Firestone Plant 1 idle for third day guarding machines. Union demand to reinstate a suspended member rejected by management. National Rubber Workers Union officers probe deadlock to seek contact with Firestone officials. In Philadelphia Theodore Segletes found dead with his wife and baby after a gas stove incident.
Harborcreek resident Arthur Palmquist, longtime WPA roadwork foreman between Corry and Beaverdam, is named assistant highway superintendent for Erie County. He will succeed Harry Walsh in the North East area and begin duties Monday, February. Walsh moves to Erie offices for reassignment. Palmquist praised for effective WPA project work and noted as well known in Corry.
Harrisburg Jan 30 Governor Harle chairman of the State Emergency Relief Board postponed the regular monthly meeting for the second time. Direct relief funds for February totaling 8,425,000 were allocated despite the postponement. February needs are expected to fall about 1,500,000 below last month as the board awaits a quorum and a Tuesday morning session.
Kellogg reveals laboratory tests on bran showing gentle bulk and bowel cleansing. Studies in women and men suggest bran is satisfactory and may outperform some fruits and vegetables for certain people. Ant Bran supplies vitamin B and iron and can be eaten as a cereal or in cooking. Manufactured by Kellogg Co Battle Creek Michigan.
Catholic Daughters of America Court 85 held a luncheon and benefit event in the Knights of Columbus rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Albert L Miller chaired, 30 guests heard an 1130 business junction, then a luncheon bridge at 1231 Velowk. Thirteen tables played with corsage awards for high scorers, and Mrs Jane O Neil received a special prize at the well arranged party.
A supply of bonus application forms was received today by Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post 284 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Commander Paul Lines activated volunteers to help local veterans prepare the forms. The VFW home on West Washington street will be open Friday evening and all day Sunday with clerks ready to assist. blanks available through Mr. Lines.
United Press reports the retirement of Robert B. Frazer, former chief justice of the State Supreme Court, to a pension of 837.91 for a total state retirement fund investment of 169.86. Attorney General Margiotti says the allowance is in strict compliance with the law, despite criticism.
New York January 30. A cautious shift toward bullish sentiment appears in the market as the industrial average wobbles between gains and losses. Oil shares are seen as poised for strong future demand and high prices, while bankers expect possible gold support but not immediate outflows. Utilities face regulatory worries, with Babson noting radio pioneer Sarnoff’s remark on ignorance as a potential asset for stockholders.
Irregular session sees gold stocks rise as investors react to inflation signals from Washington. Dome Mines gains over 2 points to above 50, Alaska Juneau and McIntyre Power move higher, Home gains 10 to 580. Silver lags while railroad stocks show strength. Alleghany climbs over 5, NY Central, Pennsylvania, Illinois Central and Great Northern hit highs before profit taking. Closing prices include American Can 180, American Locomotive 764, American Smelting 161.
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