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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1930
Page
8
Family visits and social gatherings mark a busy period in Spring Creek with relatives from Corry Warren and Irvington guests attending dinners, teas, and weekend visits. Neighborly activities feature Mrs E L Campbell hosting the Mor-O-Ptus group and Mrs Lars Sickler hosting a Sunday school gathering in honor of Ray VanDusen departing for Cowper’s Plains New Jersey.
Sciota notes report Olin Iiams surprised by about fifteen friends for his thirteenth birthday with games and refreshments. Also mentioned are local visits, naval service enlistment, school closings due to illness, recovering ill children, Lucy Schurman returning to work, and a Community Aid society meeting scheduled.
In Glymer and vicinity the Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Maibel Schriers featured a St Patrick Day homage, Irish tales, and a parting party for Mrs. Perry Drake moving to Tennessee. Gifts, a green and white cake, and music filled the social hour as members discussed club duties and upcoming April meetings.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Irene Bromley and James Tryin Rooney was performed this morning in Mayville. Miss Bromley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bromley of 62 East street. Rooney is the son of Michael Rooney of 228 Delaware street. They will reside in Rooney’s city.
Blue Eye residents share social visits with Warren Furay and the Jaquith family. Roy Poole plans a move to the Fuller place near Corry while the Sandburys visit Corry. Spencer brothers return home from Youngsville after time with grandparents. Local gatherings include Will Burch hosting Yates Alcor and Sandburg relatives. Radiator plant workers Floyd Griswold and Henry Jaquith return to work after time at home. Nora McClelland returns from Youngsville to her home. Business visitors Keller Sandburg Kuzma travel to Warren. Mrs Christenson of Erie visits Leo Spoon’s home. Dr Bennett visits Charles Jacht’s home. Mrs Leon Spoon spends part of the week in Columbus.
A rundown of top radio picks across CBS NBC and local outlets. At 6:30pm WABC presents Teu Husing's Sport Slants followed by a £ 330-Dix ie echoes. WEAF NBC airs the General Electric hour at 9:00. NBC network offers Dileh Masters minstrels at 9:30 and Smith Ballew's orchestra closes the night at 11:15.
Brief items from Bear Lake and surrounding towns recount a marriage at Smethport featuring Mr. Carter and Miss Anna Mae Porson, plus a long list of Sunday visits, family gatherings, neighborhood events, hospital updates, and local travels. Numerous residents attend services, guests stay at homes, and relatives travel from Jamestown and Columbus for occasions and care.
Sunday school members enjoyed a delightful party in church parlors last evening. The event closed a membership contest between the ladies and men, with the ladies honoring the male members. The program featured games, choir music, and readings by Mrs Wave Pea sing, followed by refreshments served by committee members Mrs Harold Patterson Mrs Harry Spicer and Mrs Walter Scott to the large gathering.
State officials announced a large shipment of bronze and brown brook trout will be distributed across central Pennsylvania within two weeks. The Corry Watchman noted the hatchery’s preparations are extensive, with hundreds of propagators involved and a focus on survivability amid variable weather conditions.
United States prepared for redeploying marine forces in Nicaragua with aircraft landing to transport troops to Ceotal. Rear Admiral Edward Wil Managua announced plans to move resources to Pang plone this morning as preparation for departures from the northern provinces.
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