Murray Bliss Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Murray Bliss is home from Prank in Marshall College Lancaster Pennsylvania for the summer vacation period.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
5
Murray Bliss is home from Prank in Marshall College Lancaster Pennsylvania for the summer vacation period.
A string of personal mentions records guests and travelers for Corry High School and area events. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ralph Perkins of Ey visiting for the alumni banquet, Mrs Melissa Hurtiul and Mrs Anna Davitt to Jamestown, and Dr and Mrs A G Rees motoring to Olean for business.
Margery Devlin, a co-ed student at the University of Toledo, earned a place on the school's rifle team, challenging longstanding norms and marking a historic achievement for the program.
Members of the Corry Nurses Alumnae Association met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meter on Wright Street for a business social. They planned the annual Plenie on July 11 with Miss Earth Davis at Tionesta and the alumnae banquet on June 24 with location to be announced. Officers elected include President Mrs. Morence Marker and vice presidents Miss Tsubellé Huntzinger Miss Erma Jacobs. Secretary Miss Edith Davis. Treasurer Miss Thgnborg Selberg. directors Mrs. Gladys A. Smith Miss Clara Cullen Miss Neylon Schreckengost and Miss Mildred Young. The group noted the death of Red Cross Nursing Service director Miss Clara D. Noyes on June 3 in Washington DC. Mrs. Merker hosted lunch.
St Edward’s students enjoy their annual outing at Cana Hohta Lake today with many cars transporting pupils and parents. Sisters Rev. Tyancis Graves oversee the event as the school plans a picnic and sports features. The whole school joins in the outing.
Harrisburg June 19 Governor Earle proclaims a statewide Flag Day on June 14 urging citizens to display the flag on public buildings and in public places. He notes June 14 marks the 159th anniversary of the flag's adoption by Congress and the 89th anniversary of Flag Day observance in America.
Darby J. Dempsey formerly of Corry died at St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after a ten day illness. He operated a barber shop on First Avenue and left Corry fifteen years ago. He is survived by a sister Mrs W H Blair of Corry and a brother Dominic Dempsey of Buffalo. Burial time to be announced.
Property listing for a large feed mill building on West Washington Street offered for sale by N. Cohen and Sons Belgi. Listed as to be removed from the premises.
In New York on June 1 sentiment improves in the financial district. Traders recall past regret of not buying earlier and expect renewed activity if the ICC extends emergency freight gates beyond July 1. May volume was 20,113,670 shares, the smallest since 1924, with losses and cutbacks noted across firms.
New York trading sessions show uneven gains as prices advance on select stocks while some leaders retreat. Profit-taking and light volume contributed to a cautious mood amid modest ascents across indices.
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