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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local offices and a study with a writer, plus references to a station on East Willow and a building project. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at a periodic update on municipal matters and public works. Names, dates, and concrete figures are unreadable.
Dr Edith MacBrilit-Dexter warns that self diagnosis and self dosing for abdominal pain raise mortality in appendicitis. A metropolitan study showed death rates climb with laxatives and delayed treatment, while early surgery within 24 hours greatly improves survival. urged professional medical evaluation and prompt family physician contact. Also notes local classifieds for rent and baby buggy for sale.
Personal mentions detail Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam D Hine visiting West Erie guests then returning to Akron Ohio. J Henry and daughter Gay depart Brady Pa. William Murray leaves for Meadville work. Schreiver family motor to Warren. Margaret Spiesman returns home from Erie. Ralph Morris back to Olean after weekend in city. Mrs. John Marks arrives for days with Blatt family. Mrs. John M Brooks and Mrs. Sarah Crossman noted. Hooney arrives from Erie. Wetmore, Keep visit Hamit patient McCray in Erie. Bezel Machac and Machac visit Mareresan Beach. Goring and Arenit attend Allegheny College graduation. Robert F. Goring son of Mrs. Marion Heath. Kenneth Perkins graduates from State College with honors. Lucy Pairbianie heads to Chicago after visit with Colegrove. Mrs. L C Barnes visits Ol City. Mrs. G G Barker travels to Buffalo. Lloyd Meercints returns from Pittsburgh. Meerdink treated at clinic.
The Very Rev. Martin A. Hehir, 80, president at Duquesne University, died after a month long illness in Pittsburgh. He was a longtime figure in Catholic higher education and led the Duquesne institution through decades of growth.
Seventy fifth commencement at Pennsylvania State College lists Erie Crawford and Warren county graduates. Names include Kenneth Perkins Corry electro chemical engineering and Leroy Bonnell Waterford civil engineering. Other graduates: Mildred Smith Meadville home economics, Rosalie Joseph Titusville journalism, Naomi McDowell Youngsville arts and letters.
Anna Shellenberger, 1, jailed in Meadville Pa for the slaying of her husband Joseph 24 in their bedroom May 11. Bound over to the September grand jury after a hearing. Police say she admitted shooting him while he slept claiming jealousy of his mother. Hearing before Alderman Robert Seitbaugh with attorney Adren D. Mook.
Announcement from U S Army Engineers in Pittsburgh states the flow control dam on the Allegheny river below Kinzua will cost about 5 479 000 plus 11 000 000 for railroad and highway relocations and land changes Final congressional approval was expected today to authorize construction and begin preliminary work including test borings The Kinlaud project is included in the Wilson omnibus flood control bill funding 265 projects nationwide
Exerci ses were presented yesterday afternoon in the school auditorium. The program included the President's address by Walter Gulick, Class Will by Bruce Dearing and Lee Shoemaker, orchestra selections, a prophecy by Jack Beil, Rita Waite, Mary Sears and Jane Muswell, donors listed, moving up exercises, and the class colors yellow and white attractively arranged.
Automobile owners in Carry and vicinity may procure the 1988 Pennsylvania highway maps issued by the state highway department at the Journal office. A limited supply has been received and will be distributed while stocks last. Some maps are also available at the Golden Rule Club offices in the Rex theatre building on call. The 1935 maps include a complete listing of all roads in the state and other data for motorists.
The June business meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club was hosted by Miss Alice Freno. Seventeen members attended as the transportation committee led by Mrs. Myra Thomas organized. Officers elected by ballot for the coming year include President Mrs Myra Homs, Vice President Mrs Eena Blanchard, Secretary Miss Cynthia May, Assistant Secretary Mrs Mildred Denton, Treasurer Mrs Titian Murray, Assistant Treasurer Mrs Melvi Shinner, and Co-responding Secretary Miss Helen McCray.
Reading Pa The election of Clifford W Fenton of New Castle Pa as grand master of the Pennsylvania Odd Fellows was announced at the 12th annual convention of the lodge He succeeds G Will Henry of Marelburc
New York June 11 Railroad and utility issues led the market higher amid broader gains. Trading rose as investors shuffled portfolios with notable moves in American Can American Locomotive and other industrials closing higher while several blue chips showed modest declines.
United Press reports in Harrisburg that the Senate named conference members to handle the constitutional revision bill and the Maluska women hours measure. Sen. John G. Homsher appointed Sen. Mason Owlett and others to join House conferees, with mixed support among Republicans and Democrats over revisions to the basic law and regional fee proposals.
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