Mrs Claude Phillins Visiting In Warren
Mrs Claude Phillins of 419 East Pleasant Street is a guest today of her mother Mrs C J Nelson in Warren.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
5
Mrs Claude Phillins of 419 East Pleasant Street is a guest today of her mother Mrs C J Nelson in Warren.
Mrs Pfeffer traveled to Sala manca for a daytime visit with relatives and friends, continuing a social visit reportedly planned for the day.
Personal announcements note Miss Adelle McCray will leave Friday for Camp Lavigne in Benton near Harrisburg to serve as pioneer and leader at a girl scout camp for several weeks. The item lists numerous local residents traveling, visiting relatives, or returning from events, including attendance at commencements, alumni gatherings, and family trips to Erie, Wellsboro, Warren, and Chicago.
Rev. Perry F. Haines of the Welsh Methodist Episcopal Church will give the memorial address at the Gui Fellows and Rebekahs service next Wednesday evening June 17 in LO. C. hall. The program includes musical numbers by Mrs. Wm. Marsh and Mrs. C. J. Auer and a piano solo by Dorothea Brockann.
Grand lodge officers at Pittsburgh convention order consolidating four Pennsylvania orphanages into eastern and western districts. Meadville and Pittsburgh homes would merge with Philadelphia and Sunbury. Sunbury census showed 144 of 361 orphans. Plans to be proposed for 1937 approval. Miss Marjorie McElroy of Erie to attend Corry High School alumni event.
The Ae Corey Kiwanis Club schedules a Ladies Night next week at Hotel Corry with 21 members and one guest, Wilson Woods of Union City. A two week later meeting will be a picnic with venue to be announced. Tony’s program featured moving pictures of the National Safety campaign by Norman Ta Gendre of Erie. J Scheppner named to lead Boy Scout troop formation by the club.
Two persons suffered injuries not serious in a crash at 7 am near the Donaldson Brothers gate at Spring Creek. A new Ford owned by Harry Johnson collided with a car driven by Mr Offerlee of War veh. Mr Johnsay and Mrs Offerlee received minor cuts and bruises. The Offerlee car was westbound toward Camry and Johnson northbound.
United Press reports Wall Street reached new monthly highs as stocks advance with expectations of further gains. Analysts foresee a brief uptick tied to the Republican nomination and caution about July softness. Keynote praise meets some calls for specifics on currency and social security.
Stocks surged to new highs for the year with light trading as steel and auto issues led gains and most groups rose. Notable performers included American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Westinghouse Electric, while a few names posted new lows for the year amid a volatile session.
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