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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
5
Personal Notices From City Readers
Numerous short notices of local people visiting relatives traveling or returning home from other cities. Names include Miss Nancy Stewart Mr David Amidon Noman Mountain Mrs J Gillette Tony Paver and sons Mrs W R Henry Hugh A O mare Miss Mary A Condon and others with trips to Cleveland Niagara Falls Cleveland Gove City Erie Buffalo Detroit Rochester and more local stops around Mott Street East Church Street and West Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stewart
Tuglid Street
Youngsyile
David Amidon
Bloomfield
Ms. Walker
Mott Street
Noman Mountain
Adrian
Mich
C. A. Mountain
East Church Street
J. ©. Gillette
California
Gove City
Troy Gillette
Revue
Cleveland
Tony Paver
Thomas
Edward
W.R. Henry
New York City
Mia
Hugh A. O'Mare
Mary A. Condon
Margaret J. O'Hare
James,Thomas
Mary Downey
Mimore
Ohio
Niagara Falls
G.¥. Dickinssn
Margaretean
Erie
J. A. McLaughlin
South Center Street
Mount Joy
Marian Smith
Witerford
M. Ashbrey
Josephine Sherman
Eleanor Smith
Uyssuay
James Town
Gis Castrantagani
Bessie
Lawrence Blark
Laughter
Detroit
Blark
Chevrolet Motor Sales Corporation
Cooper Big Favorite to Win Chicago Golf Tourney
Chicago July 21 United wire Wary Cooper of Chicago sits as big favorite to win the $10 000 Chicago Open golf tournament opening at North Shore Country Club Finley at Ite inah County Club Ralph Guldahl National Open champion and Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va were seen as contenders with odds 12 to 1 Horton Smith Ky Laffoon and Gene Saracen listed at 16 to 1 others under 20 to 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Sea
Pitt Net Star Triumphs In Public S Championship
July 21 Pittsburgh South Park saw Joe Kristiel the top Pitt freshman paddler defeat familiar foes Diilie Hirschberg and Ray MicColligan to win the annual Public S championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITT
Plptsburg
Joe Kristiel
Change State Pay Structure Reform Foreseen
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg says state employees’ salaries won’t rise immediately but the overall pay structure will be revised over the next two years to correct inequalities. The plan, announced by the governor’s committee chaired by Insurance Commissioner Owen B. Hunt, notes that budgeted salary expenditures cannot be increased until 1929 unless a special session is convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Harrisburg
Kor
Warsennel
Owen B. Hunt
Secker's Jail Mate Caught After Escape
Tony Zasimovitch 18 of Exuler Luzerne county recaptured nine hours after escaping Jefferson County Jail. He fled when a janitor opened his cell to place a package on a table and was seized at a railroad station in Heypoldaville. He faces a larceny charge in a responding trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Pil
Tony Zasimovitch
Exuler
Luzerne County
Jefferson Cuunly
Heypoldaville
John Becker
Bride to Be Entertained at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs W L Durham and Mrs KS Durham hosted a miscelaneous shower at 562 East Main Street for Miss Dori gins of Lottsville, fiancé of Clair Cowles Lottsville High School principal. Guests enjoyed games, gifts in a clothes basket, and a champagne tea served by hostesses. Out of town guests included Mrs Arnold and daughter Lillian from Warren, Mrs Mead and Helen Harn from Columbus, and Mrs Higgins and Doris Ugging from Lottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Durham
KS. Durham
East Main Street
Miss. Dorigins
Lottsville
Clair Cowles
Lottsville High School
Blanche
Janice Durham
Hille Durham
Martha Thompson
Young
Higgina
Bexuf
Mls Helen M. Arnuld
Weight
School Officials of Tamaqua Drowned in Turmoil
Bodies of Michael Pensnek and Harry Miller, two Tamaqua school officials, were found after an incident described as a major disaster. Deputy coroner Mary Jemby will lead the coroner investigation at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
United Press
Tell
Rowioa
Will Bee
Ingieat
Mary Jemby
Michael Pensnek
Wo My
Harry Miller
Classified fragments from September 75 notice
Fragmentary for sale and help wanted items. Includes an ad for Malone hiring at a low rate and contact details, a line for a woman seeking work in East Pleasant Street, and stray notes. Unclear specifics due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Vda
East Pleasant Street
Aepan
Married at St Thomas Church by Erie couple in nuptial mass
Miss Helen Heinlein of Erie wed Herman John Diel of Pittsburgh in a nine oclock morning mass at St Thomas Church officiated by Rev Francis Graves P R. The couple was attended by Mr and Mrs John Strobel. Mrs Diel and Mrs Strobel wore white attire and corsages. The ceremony featured soloists and an organist, with reception plans and future residence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Heinlein
John Heinlein
Erie
Herman John Diel
John Diel
Pittsburgh
Ollock
St. Thomas Church
Francis i Graves
P. R
John Strobel
Diel
Strobel
Mimos P. Sullivan
Ann Shichls
Mise Stella Berry
E Qwapsey Ag
Korver
Mle Hotel Conwy
du Calif Riva
Palesbu
Kidnapped Men Kill One Outlaw in Texas Firefight
In Huntsville Texas July 8 a shootout occurred after a group of kidnapped men confronted fugitives. Denton reported riding with Tynsley when he nodded off and the outlaw woke to a gun. Trasier was wounded and taken to a hospital table for possible operation while he identified his dead companion as Tindel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Boswell
Denton
Tynsley
Market Gossipy Outlook For Railroads Utilities And Industrials
New York July 21 Market men see railroads and utilities narrowing the gap with industrials as a bullish sign. Steel may face a near term setback but earnings gains for major firms, especially U S Steel, offer support. Copper demand rises. automakers seek to hold costs with little or no price hikes despite wage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Business Wien
Nastness
U. 8
Steel
Oll
Stocks Edge Higher After Busy Session in New York
Trading remained light with several gains and drops across major names. Investors watched measures by American Can, General Electric, General Motors, and Bethlehem Steel as the market swung in a cautious session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Stovits
Algiernovin
Coyard
American Can
Americain
American Smelters
American T & T
Anwondit Atlante Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Rowing Air
Curtiss-Wright
Coliandia Gagecko
Ouryster
Continental
Freda Sna
General Electric
General Motors International
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy
New York Central
Uomnera Pacine
Packard
Paramount Pic
Gus Studebaker
Texas Co
United Corp
Warner Bros FE
Westinghouse
Hectic Woolworth
Young Sheet
N.Y
Curb Aero Supply
Arkansas Gag
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord
Star Gas
West Pub
Bradford Man Not Guilty in Love Suit
Florida Supreme Court reversed a jury verdict finding Lewis B. Malory III of Bradford Pa. liable for alienating Kathryn Crawford from James Edgar of Detroit and awarded $25,000 to Edgar. The court sent the case back to Miami circuit court for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fressi
Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Lewis B. Malory
Bradford
Kathryn Crawford
Theatr Ul
James Edgar
Détroit
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Miami
The Duckbill Lays Egg In Ancient Era Tale
The cuckbill is described as an Australian animal with a beaver tail fur like a seal claws like a dog and a duck bill yet it lays eggs and hatches young like a fowl, linking it to prehistoric times.
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P. J
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