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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
5
A brief business session is set for Tuesday evening at 7 45 in the Parish hall. Members are urged to attend as all committees report and all funds are to be returned in preparation for summer vacation. Plans will be made for the Golden Rule dinner. The mass from Saint Valery France is being abandoned as shepherds grow scarce.
Personal mentions span guests and residents in Corry including Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee Whittlesey and Miss Marjorie McMillan visiting from Detroit for Princeton festival. The list records movements to Union City, Cleveland, Meadville, Bradford, and Shelby, with several attending funerals, anniversaries, and family visits across multiple towns.
Iowa Democrats reported strong approval for the new deal in a quiet primary. Returns showed a Democratic vote surpassing two years ago by at least 25,000 votes with totals exceeding 140,000 compared to 126,000 previously. Governor Clyde L. Heering avoided campaigning amid Rooseveltian policy avoidance.
Charles W. Moore, a retired oil producer born 1875 in Bradford, died at his Curry home. Bishop Ward officiated at Emmanuel Church with choir and organist Miss Bess Merrier. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with Masonic committal services. Survived by widow two daughters and son, plus six grandchildren, with many relatives and friends attending from across several towns.
Late yesterday evening at 121 South Center Street a social group hosted Keppel Tiffany for a double occasion birthday and farewell. George Weber Orchestra performed with Alpin Phalanx and P. K. Club members in attendance. The party featured decorations, a birthday cake, group singing, piano solos, and a dance at the Junior High school with Weber's orchestra. Tiffany is bound for St Louis to attend the summer session at Washington University.
Fey thoroughbred German police dogs owned by Mr and Mrs Wellman Y Taylor were taken to Angel Memorial hospital after becoming drunk and disorderly from drinking automobile radiator alcohol.
New York June 5 Inflation concerns buoyed the market with modest gains as many stocks rose while several firms declared dividends. Notable payouts included Kennecott 1 cent a share, Atchison 54.50, and a full-year total of 4.40 in dividends.Closing prices show mixed moves acrossIndustrials and utilities with American Can, General Electric, General Motors and Standard Oil among active names.
US OF US OF Prank Bitters traveled to Oil City this morning and will return home tonight with his nephew and niece George and Mary Butters. They will stay here while their sister Jane remains ill with pneumonia. They are children of Mr and Mrs Justin Butters formerly of Corry.
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