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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1931
Page
8
Clymer P T A held a lively meeting with attendees and reports. Members welcomed new joiners and discussed plans for the coming year at the High School. Activities included Christian Endeavor programs, social events, and a farewell gathering for locals moving away.
The January meeting of the Womans Club in Spartansburg, Jan 29, drew four visitors and heard reports on community aid. Mrs. Thompson presided as a committee of three set welfare tasks. programs featured papers on Abraham Lincoln, music, and a duet. Local notices described members' visits, hospital stays, and upcoming meetings with social events at the Spartansburg hotel and a tureen picnic supper.
A Cambian Pu boat captain from Joinpine Ky was killed when a patrol boat collided off New York City. The incident is under investigation by authorities.
The text outlines instruments in commercial trade such as bills of exchange, notes, and commercial paper. It mentions warehouse receipts, delivery certificates, stocks and bonds, and related financial instruments. The language suggests historical terminology for trade documents and agreements across merchants and clerks.
Bear Lake reports a flurry of Sunday visits including Nellry Widing, Lillian Grasher, Lennie Hardick, Le stia Johnson, and Biota Whiteley at various homes. Charles Manwarring visited from Cohumbua, with Mrs. Boon teaching at Doan and Miss Bates in the borough schools. Several residents moved, paired up New store venture and parsonage relocations noted, and minor traffic incident near Youngsville left all unharmed.
Spring Creek, Jun. 51 Miss Dorothy Henry weak to Corry Thursday afternoon to spend the weekend with friends. Miss Leta Rodgers spending the week with her parents in Guys Mills. Mrs. William Crane returns from Corry where she spent days with her mother who is ill. Miss Agnes Bins returned to Youngsville after a visit here with Miss Lena Jackson. Mrs. Irene Anderson and brother Charles Whittman of Corry were guests of their parents. Mrs. Donald Wilcox of Corry visited Mrs. LOR Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Helvide of West Spring Creek visited Irving and Mrs. Harry Johnson. Robert Damon was a traveling business liaison by Corry during the week. Mrs. Daisy Branch returned to Warren after a weekend visit with her father Lon Bates. Carl Sickler visited Corry with his sister Mrs. Henton. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Campbell attended a birthday party for Mrs. F. Schroeder of Corry. Mrs. C. T. Lays confined at home by illness. A. L. Buettner and Mrs. M. Robinson of Erie visiting Mrs. Carl Donaldson over Sunday. Mrs. Wilson Sickier and Mrs. Harold Matteson entertain the W. C. Wednesday afternoon at the hostesses’ home. A business meeting followed by social hour and refreshments. Mrs. Hyman Moonre returned to Raleigh, W. Va., after a month’s visit with Mrs. Cory Lamona. Ladies Aid will meet at the Community building Thursday afternoon February 5. Miss Edna Whitman staying with aunt Mrs. Culver of Cory, since her operation, able to come home Saturday afternoon and is improved.
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