Visit Brings Lois Nichols To Eric With Family
Miss Lois Nichols of Eric visits yesterday with her mother Mrs Maud Nichols and family for a short reunion occasion.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
5
Miss Lois Nichols of Eric visits yesterday with her mother Mrs Maud Nichols and family for a short reunion occasion.
AEAD 1 June 4 Uay Herbert F Lehman indicated he may reach a swift decision on seeking reelection and strengthening Roosevelt's New York campaign. The governor partner suggestions concerning his political fate with clipped no comment. Miss Mary Keefe 275 West Frederick street fractured her hip in a fall at home Saturday and was admitted to Corry hospital.
Mrs W A Johns and family return home after Buffalo visit. Joseph Sullivan of Chicago arrives to visit sister Mrs George Stanford Sr and relatives. Mrs Joseph Hurt spends the day in Erie. Miss Eileen Williams returns home from Hamot Hospital Erie after ten months as a surgical patient. Leon Dewey family from Ripley visit East Frederick street. Marion Rounds of Spring Creek leaves after a stay with grandmother Mrs Margaret Rounds. H M Rounds of Tacoma, Wash, leaves after weekend visit with Mrs Rounds on West Main street.
Continues from page one reveals Albert released his hold on a capsized boat and the two swimmers disappeared. Teappes Volunteers recovered the river bodies after a lengthy search along the banks. The brothers’ father, Clark Brinker, was killed by a bull years earlier. They are survived by their mother and stepfather James Siverting, one sister, Topsigler, and a stepbrother.
Mrs. Anna Belle Hilleyy, wife of Merritt F. Rudaon of Corry R D 6, died after illness at her daughter’s home in Spring Creek township. She was born in North Corry and lived at Piccadill Hall forty five years. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs. Whaley, two sons Charles S. Hudson of North Warren and Clyde M. Hudson of Warren, one brother Robert Stevens of Corry R D, and five grandchildren. Body at Division funeral home proceeding to Mrs Whaley’s home. Services Wednesday at 2 pm in West Spring Creek cemetery.
Members of the St Thomas church congregation are called to meet Tuesday evening at St Eyhwat fail to plan the annual garden party tentatively set for the last week in July. A general chairman and committees will be named at tomorrow nights meeting and a large parish attendance is urged. Charles McLaughlin, Jack Leird, and Donald Hand traveled to Cleveland Sunday to attend the Cleveland Boston baseball game.
Market operators expect the stock market to extend gains with technical corrections. Business improvement remains the bulls main argument while Roosevelt’s acceptance speech spurs debate on policy impact. Repatriation fears influence the franc rally as foreign funds move, and steel industry resistance to unionization faces new labor bills and Wagner antitrust questions.
New York stocks rose irregularly with strength in Chrysler reaching a new high since 1929 and steel shares advancing one to two points. Names cited include American Can, General Motors, United States Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Radio, and many others as traders priced a wide list of industrials and utilities.
An advertisement touts a two product pile cure with internal Golden-Lax Tablets to cleanse bowels and external San-Cura Ointment for cooling relief. The copy claims the pair relieves piles by addressing constipation and pain, selling at drug stores with prices listed.
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