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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
5
The God Fellows sponsor a dancing party in the 1 00 hall Friday evening with Migen plete Orchestra from 9 to 12. Attendees include Odd Peltons Rebelats and Erlonds ary, third in a series by the local organization. Milan Willist is the chairman of arrangements.
A flurry of arrivals and departures marks Corry as friends and relatives travel from Erie Jamestown Cleveland Meadville and Syracuse to visit, attend services, or comfort family after recent deaths. Notables include Mrs. Daniel Rooney and Mrs. Roy Kerr visiting, Ethan A. Haskins memorial services, and several residents returning from trips to Detroit Buffalo and Syracuse.
Lillian Guild gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Castor for a tureen dinner and meeting. Mrs L M Christie of Silver Spring joined as guest as the group approved a Parish Hall Country Fair on April 1 and 20 with Mrs C Rafter as general chairman.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge elected officers for the year at Old Pellews Hall with Mrs. Laying Mapes as Noble Grand and Mrs. Treva Bugbee as Vice Grand. Installation set for April 4 with a tureen dinner at six, led by Mrs. Walter DeJean. Delegates and honors noted amid refreshments.
Revival services led by Dr. W. W. Colby of Westfield continue to attract large crowds at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Douglas Davies of Greenville, Pa. provides piano solos. last night featured Onward Christian Soldiers with variations. Plans for Wednesday shifted from the Alliance Colored Quintet to a singing and request night. Three Sunday services announced to follow with further details. In Fort Atkinson Wis a poultry enthusiast reports a game bird changing color from black to white during its first rotting period.
New York stock list moves up slowly after a weak opening with most issues gaining slightly. By mid afternoon gains narrowed, with notable advances for Owens Illinois Glass and Anchor Cap while American Can and General Electric showed small upticks.
The city of Portland arranged for a six acre farm to be divided into one acre tracts for residents. Citizens who cultivated their plots could grow their own garden produce.
Two men and a woman were indicted on charges of embezzling government funds totaling more than $800. Indictments named Apna Kolecar postmistress of Terrace near Pittsburgh Morence Wros of Pigeon Forest County and Tracy Branson assistant postmaster at Vandergrift. All cases set for Pittsburgh trial next May.
Fragmentary report recalls an early Olympic era horse race in Athens. The passage mentions Medistaitios and Mor, noting officials and the crowd as horses competed and drew chariots in a dusty ancient arena.
In a Washington Square investigation, Dr. Humphrey Maskell is questioned about Geraldine Poster who vanished after calling for help. Thatcher Colt and Dougherty press for details as neighbors and relatives link a troubling case to a Peddler's Road House scene and a possible elopement scheme.
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