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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
2
The Dorcas Gings of the M. Bi chilreh will enjoy a songs and gathering at Lake Chnadabt. Transportation from city park at 2590 at 5:80 o'clock. Call 363-J for details. A report notes cows, vegetables, fences damaged in Bayard area Friday night.
Local events include wedding of Miss Miller to Raymond Bates with Charline Bates as maid of honor, and guests from Corry and New Castle. Community updates note fire department gear, sheep theft reports, a radio set, and a rail line upgrade. Also covered are hijinks at a charity card party, church gatherings, and accidents in nearby towns.
Atlas Donny J. Doolittle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Doolittle of 1091 North Center Street and Stanley Anderson son of Mrs. Edith H. Anderson of Maidville Pa were married Sunday at noon June 1 in North Apollo Pa Rev G B Sample officiated with Mr and Mrs David J. Roberts of Mars as attendants Other attendees included Mr and Mrs RP Anderson of Franklin Edith B Anderson and Harry Sample of Meadville The couple planned a motor trip to the south then a stay at the Anderson summer cottage in Bmlenton Pa Miss Doolittle a Corry High School and Indiana State Teachers College graduate taught at Harding School Mr Anderson a Allegheny College and Pitt Masters holder teaches at Corry High School They will reside in Corry with many friends offering congratulations.
Treasury expects about 8,000,000 bonds valued at 1.9 billion dollars issued to veterans. Bonds mature 1946, carry 3 percent interest, and convertible to cash at designated post offices. Veterans with prewar service to include Army Navy or Marine ranks up to captain qualify for bonuses in bonds and checks. A parade float in Corry drew crowds as part of American Legion events.
Woodland California reports Judge J W Hamilton stating a message delivered to Garcia MG Garvin remains in jail. The Garcia mentioned had been driving since 1932 without a license.
A brief item notes a woman choosing faith over worldly ties, slipping away to join Christ, the Saviour, in the land of faith.
Dr Frank Hopkins of Cleveland formerly of this city was injured in a fall in his Cleveland office late last week. He suffered a head wound and believed fainting caused the slip. Two patients present helped move him to a hospital where his condition was listed as much improved today and he was expected to leave the Cleveland institution by Wednesday.
Santa Cruz freshman Cale Sirl Puffs Trophy incident notes Bobbie Hunt smoked half a cigar meant for the new trophy room after a UC success. Remainder to be kept in the trophy room.
Advertisement notes that stomach gas can press on the heart while sleeping on the right side. It suggests trying Adferika with one dose to relieve gas and help a person sleep soundly through the night. It also references Keister's Cut Rate ad.
Eight students graduated from St Edward's High School in a ceremony led by Rev Francis J Graves. Diplomas were awarded to valedictorian William Leo Ruland salutatorian Elizabeth Katherine Mixer and six others. Miss Patrician Rhynard received a special award for a commercial contest. Anna Shielly sang Ave Maria Stella. alumni and graduates processed from the church as Fr Graves offered benediction.
Fragmentary report from a Pennsylvan ia fair exhibits scene shows a district committee member and an officer coordinating safety during a tense weekend. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text, but references to a division, a tel, and a performance suggest a public event with security concerns.
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