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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
5
Mrs. C. A. Lawson was a business visitor in Erie this morning. Mrs. H. E. Richardson arrived in the city from Philadelphia for a short stay.
Personal Mention notes travel to Jamestown to see the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus. Mrs J A McLaughlin leaves for Brie to attend Mercyriu College commencement where her niece Mrs Margaret Dean is a graduate. Miss Dorothy Stevens returns to Erie after visiting Mr Zenns at the Phoenix Hotel. Miss Isabel Stokes and niece Miss Dorothy Craker travel to Kushequa Pa due to the death of their cousin J A MacKinnon who died yesterday in Smethport Pa.
Migratory season for the vast army of world travelers is underway. A Corry police check shows about 200 persons registered for a night's lodging in May before continuing to Paris unknown. Only three were given lodgings that evening. Starbrick near Warren has become a transient camp attracting freight riders and others from the district.
Concord P T A holds final meeting of the term at the school. Officers elected include President D B Cogan, First Vice President Trafi Wire, Second Vice President Elizabeth Reemey, Secretary Job Boland Jr, and Treasurer K S Durham. A piano purchase for the first floor was approved with a planning committee named.
United reports utilities stocks surged on the New York market as traders weighed the Wheeler Rayburn bill. Losses and gains appeared across blue chips including American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Standard Oil, Studebaker, and US Steel amid speculation the measure could fail to secure sufficient votes.
A year-old man with no fixed residence received a six month sentence for vagrancy from Alderman George H. Gordon. County officials planned to seek a reduction to avoid six months of jail, citing state funds and county costs. Separate notes mention Mrs Earl Hasbrouck’s daughter and Miss Desmond in Philadelphia visiting relatives.
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