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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1924
Page
5
Lady Ruth Rebelah Lodge No 241 held a meeting on Wednesday evening in March with many members present. Three nominees were proposed for membership and two were initiated while officers were elected including Maude Faulkner and Nellie Scholtens. A delegate to the Rebekah Assembly was chosen and a special meeting for service was planned for the following Wednesday.
The Concord Association held a gathering in the upper hall decorated for the event. Mrs Graff read Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Miss Ophulin’s reading pleased attendees. A speaker praised the value of nurturing children as Miss Agle and Mr Brown helped arrange slides from Yellowstone Park for the program.
Numerous residents of Warren and nearby towns are listed as visiting relatives or returning home. Names include Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Pay, Dorothy Hates, Alice Smith, Charles WallaF, Miss Virginia Dewey, Miss Gertrue Fields, Mrs. Po NoBatton, Miss Albert Ohm, Minnie Gailier, Jemma Foulkrod, Miss Marian Sleath, Miss Josephine Harrington, Mrs. W. Arthur Foster, Marie Keefe, Han Lyons, Mildred Smith, Capt. James Thomson, Capt. Edward Boyle, and others. Returns cover trips to Erie, Cleveland, Jamestown, Kane, DuBois, and New York City with weekend and daily visits noted.
William H. Anderson former state superintendent of the AntiSaban League was convicted of forgery and sentenced to up to two years in prison. He was ordered jailed immediately unless counsel enjoins new obstruction. Supreme Court Justice Wagner denied a hearing for a certificate of reasonable doubt to allow him bail pending appeal.
United Pros reports a House Committee request to the Shipping Board seeks details on staff paid over $3,000 a year and severances. Chairman Y. Me. O'Connor says fulfilling all 20 requests could cost about 400,000 dollars, and the panel will weigh expenses before proceeding.
Morse returns to Detroit after funeral services for Mrs. Dressler. Dayson comes home from Erie after an overnight visit with relatives. May Dunham and daughter Loch depart Bufislo after a visit to Hic city at the McCray home. Skittner and son spend the day in Mayville. John Grady of Erie visits. Mrs. Zaleneck travels to Cleveland to visit relatives. Misses Kightlingen and O'Shaughnessy return home after weekend in the city with Miss Artilla McCouley.
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