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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1932

Page

5

Local residents and visitors noted in Corry city

J E Warmer traveled to Jamestown after a three day account check at the Erie railroad office. Mrs Alice Wykoff of Meadville arrived for a visit. Miss Matilda Matzelle of California Pa came to Corry and stays with Ralph Jewell. Mr and Mrs Michael Malone left by motor for Detroit with Mrs Mary Malone and son Tack remaining indefinitely. Stanley Anderson of Meadville is visiting friends in Corry.

J. E. Warmer Jamestown Erie Railroad Alice Wykoff Meadville Matilda Matzelle California Corry Ralph Jewell Michael Malone Detroit Mich Mary Malone Tack Stanley Anderson Ernest Alpers Janet Westfield N. J D. L. Bracken R. L. Yount Albany N. Y Montgomery Ward and Company Carl Grettenberg Tidioute Edwin Turner J. P. Gilpin Erie Louise Bertram Oconomowoc Wis William Tuck Milwaukee M. D. Bertram Cleveland Amelia Tryon Percy Clarke Union City Bert Ruffmer George Orcutt Youngstown J. H. Barnes Albert Dorothea A. L. Hasbrouck Gee Hof Betty Balh-Cynwyd Philadelphia F. M. Cole Wright Street J. J. Haight Lily Date Emmanuel Guild Roy Walker and Son New York City Georgia Shreve Boyd Auer Hast Main Street C. A. Lawson Ralph Basterfelt C. Puschell Clymer N.Y Jennie Herman Margaret Rounds Spring Crees Clara Patterson Fen Yan W. C Woodstock Ontario Can West Main -Street

Social notes and visits fill Corry city life

A long stream of visitors and guests arrived or departed Corry in recent days. Clifford McElroy and others hosted friends in Buffalo and Ni-1 Agata Parls while John McLean of Union City toured the area with local friends. Numerous families from Union City to Erie and beyond were seen visiting relatives, attending parish events, or taking short trips to Jamestown, Paris Tennessee, and Cleveland.

Clifford McElroy Buffalo Agata Parls John McLean Union City Times Ind Lyons Canadohie Lake A. M. Lite Irne Joseph Allen Erie William Zafiropulos Billie Marie Union City Joe Burkhart Morgan Holland, Jr Beatrice Daugherty Paris Tenn Clarence Shoop Los Angeles Gillf T Tree C. E. Shoop Chicago

Attractive pale blue crepe negligee on Peggy Shan non

Film actress Peggy Shan non models a pale blue flat crepe negligee lined with silver lame cloth. The display hints at Victorian styling and festive fashion in a period-appropriate showroom scene.

Peggy Shannon

Veteran fires on crowd in Los Angeles span tragedy

In Los Angeles an elderly Spanish American War veteran, angered by a packed street scene, fired from his home at children. C A Butler, 40, died after being shot in the heart. Mamie Dobransky, 22, pregnant, hurt in the hand. Brown then killed himself with a gunshot as police closed in. Nearby sister Saibina Covango reported the rifle assault from a window.

Los Angeles James Brown C.A. Butler

Marines Called to Guard Capitol Spark Washington Mystery

United Press reports in Washington July 15 that 500 weary veterans marched by the Capitol as the mystery of who ordered sixty armed marines to guard it last night circulated. Curtis denial noted, while officials said a marine liaison served Curtis, and two companies were sent to Capitol Hill before being recalled.

Washington Capitol Curtis Glassford Curtis’ Office Marine Barracks Capitol Hill

Color Sense in Dogs Tested by Simple Experiment

Report explains a home method to test a dog's color sense by using a pink can, a raspberry, or a similarly colored object in a seasonally appropriate setting on grass. It notes collies may rely on scent while many breeds locate by eye, suggesting some dogs distinguish colors.

Stocks Advance As Markets Rally On Congress Adjournment

United Press reports July 19 in New York that the tyes market led gains as Congress neared adjournment with railroad and petroleum shares rising, bonds at the pace, and wheat and other grains rebounding. Cotton gains exceed $1 per bale while sugar, rubber, and silver hold firm. franc and Belgian franc exchange rates slip, hinting at possible gold movements from Europe. Closing prices show notable gains across major companies including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Continental Oil, General Motors, and New York Central, among others.

United Press New York Congress Railroad Petroleum Belgian Belgas America Europe New York Stock Exchange American Gan Vc Cisese SEI American Smelters Thy Amerida cc Iseperes Atlantic-Refining Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific

Trade names and energy firms listed in regional notes

A compact item lists diverse companies including Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Cabf Studebaker Texas Co Inited Corp Westinghouse Electric Woolworth New York Curb Ark Nat Gas Assoc Gas and Electric Stox Lone Star Gas Western PS reflecting a period catalog of corporate entities and utility names in a regional notice.

Radio Cers Socony Vacuum Standard Teehee Studebaker Texas Co Inited Corp Westinghoise Electric Woolworth N.Y. Curb Ark Nat Gas Assoc Gas& Electric A Sittes Service

Last Words Attributed To Pitt In Biographer Rivalry

A newspaper note recalls disputes over William Pitt's final words with one biographer claiming "Oh, my country" and another asserting the statesman muttered "I think I could eat one of Hellums's meat pies."

William Pitt Pitt Hellums

Young Flier Burned to Death in Plane Crash

An 18 year old Meadowlands youth Frank Peter nall was killed when his small single seat plane crashed near Arden, Washington County near the county home. The craft caught fire as it circled, the occupant was trapped in the wreckage. He had recently bought and rebuilt the plane.

United Press Washington Meadowlands Washington County Arden Here Frank Peter Nall Youghinghany and Ohio Cost Company County Home Farms Garth Peterwalf

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