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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
5
Mrs Bly Wyman of Lancaster Ohio and her daughter Mr Ralph Bly left by train yesterday for Wrathort Kentucky after the death of Cleman Bininger following an operation at City Hospital. The deceased leaves a husband and one son, plus her mother and sister Mrs Hy.
In Philadelphia on March 16, Pennsylvania officials announced continued full cooperation with the national employment campaign of the American Legion. An additional 1,900 workers have joined the program in the last two days, with numbers from multiple towns including Minersville 14, New Castle 9, Scranton 10, Tamaqua 12, Uniontown 16, and others totaling 999,320 placed nationwide.
Washington dispatch reports the United States had a favorable trade balance of 24 million dollars in February. Commerce department release notes imports for the month at 195 million dollars and the exports at 811 million dollars.
L J Titus visits Glyndon for a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs Rose Thompson returns from Pittsburgh and leaves for Union City. Miss Margaret Sandburg goes home to Spring Creek after a Corry visit. H H Jones departs for Cleveland and Tulsa on business. Howard McCarty of Port Arthur arrives for a short stay before leaving for Tulsa. Corry residents John Rickers John Ward W F Miller and sons and Chief Jack Ruppersberger attend Erie Tuesday. Samuel Anderson called to Corry for the death of his cousin Miss Alice Wells Titusville Herald. D Postlethwait of Pittsburgh visits Montgomery Ward & Co. Stanley Carr of Bear Lake visits for business. Bob Hillstrove leaves for Chicago on business for Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. Miss Mary Downey of Olean returns home due to brother Paul Downey’s illness. Ld Ayers goes to Spring Creek for the day with relatives. Mrs Edward Jerome returns from Sparansburg. J Q Newton, from California and Seattle, returns home via Chicago. Mrs Margaret Neylon’s illness remains critical. Mrs Mary Hall returns from Jamestown after three weeks’ illness of her niece. James M Braden of Montclair visits the Coles then departs by motor. Deputy Marshal J F Austin returns to Pittsburgh after visiting with his family. Miss Myrie Durham leaves for work at Buffalo City hospital after visiting W L Durham’s family. James P Sullivan and Harley Ordway attend a weights and measures luncheon in Warén. Mrs M Caldwell returns from Spartansburg. Daniel D Arcey returns home to Buffalo after a week in the city on business.
Archie T Bracken longtime Corey resident and former police officer dies at his home on West Church Street after a brief illness. Survived by widow two sons J Ralph Bracken and Roger Bracken and daughter Mrs Julia Woods, along with siblings. Funeral Thursday at the late home with Rev Gilbert Boyer officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
The Hospital Association of Pennsylvania opened its eleventh annual conference in Pittsburgh at the Willioat Penn Hotel. President M. H. Bichentaub cited a drop in average patient stay from 21 to 14.1 days, but warned about rising costs and ongoing economic and administrative challenges. The meeting also discussed ambulatory care, utilization of beds, and potential federal policy shifts on veteran hospital funding.
Columbus students prepare for a debate on compulsory conscription with the Lincoln College team affirming and Lot tyilly the negative. The Columbus squad lists captain Katherine Stewart and Helen Bull with alternate Rodney Mallory. judges include Jol W. Lining and Dr. R. S. Mosier.
John Zalinski, 62, of Erie, died in Hamot hospital from pneumonia superinduced by exposure during the March eptel wave. He was found in a vacant storeroom unconscious from cold, believed to have lain there two to four days before discovery.
Market quotations from Log An d Bryan of New York Stock Exchange member Lloyd Mt Beackey manager. Copper, zinc, oil, petroleum and railroad shares appear with varied prices. Notable names include General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Continental Oil, Atlantic refining, Chicago & Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Penn Central, and others. Also listed are aviation, utilities, and consumer brands with mixed activity on the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange mood.
Shanghai authorities report 6080 civilian deaths and 10040 missing from fighting between Japanese and Chinese forces in Chapel Kiangwan and Woosung areas. 160000 families affected beyond the settlements as property damage runs high.
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