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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
5
Mrs. Allen Kibler, guest of her brother J. F. O'Conner on Maplé avenue, departed last evening for Kane. Mrs. Duane Miller and her daughters from Buffalo arrived to spend Easter with reformer H. W. Gretzler King and other relatives here.
Mrs Edward Jerome began a short visit in Spartansburgh at her mother in law Mrs Elva Jerome. Mrs Hine Bond and Miss Eito Hawkins of Bear Lake plan an Easter trip to Washington DC. Adelaide Bartlette hospital superintendent heads to Pittsburgh for a visit. Hartlet L Kelsay of Buffalo, former Corry resident, visits then travels to Meadville to stay with sisters Ruth and Carrie Kelsay. Rev J Kennedy of Dubois visits the city.
Local residents and visitors arrive for the Easter recess and holidays. Miss Ruth Anderson and many others return from Jamestown Philadelphia Meadville Warren and beyond to visit family and attend services.
Thousands of believers walk the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem toward Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre as Palm Sunday pilgrims converge from Christendom. A dawn Easter service is planned at the garden tomb with Catholic and Anglican rites across sites in the Holy City. Miss Claudia B. Issith of Youngstown heads to New York for a short visit.
Evelyn Renshaw, 23, daughter of Deputy U S Marshal William Renshaw of Sioux City, died after a shooting at a Chicago speakeasy. Frank Taggart, an admirer and owner’s patron, admitted involvement as search continued for Bal Dyivell. McDowell objected to the nightclub’s broadcast music.
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