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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1934
Page
5
Mn and Mrs T P Williams Mr and Mrs Bi Holden and F Whittlesey were in Oxford and Derry Pa to attend Rev A A Marsh funeral services. They returned last evening from Loyola University Chicago for the Easter vacation to East Bond Street with Mrs H A O'Hare and family.
Local notes record Miss Minnieingstom of Rochester visiting her sister Mrs C J Wanis and husband in town. Jack Malia rushed to Cleveland for his wife’s serious illness. J H Mouint heads to Ridgway on Raymond Manufacturing Co business. Doris Cooley of Sherman aids at the Duhry Men’s League office during Mrs Lea Muldericks’s illness. S. Lenimer visits Kittanning for a short stay with relatives. Henry Green travels to Washington DC for a Pennsylvan Railroad wage and labor meeting. Kinthr Tillotson weekends at home before resuming school in Warren. Luke Graham returns from a New York business trip. Charles Lusey in Toledo with relatives. Frank M Loveland leaves for a day of business. Grace Darling goes to TiTville for a week with kin. J J Desmond on a business trip to New York City. J K Desmond returns from East Pleasant Street to Daleville. Mrs Wilson Creal of Warren visits her parents on North Center Street. Mrs A Hughes and daughter Mary Kathryn of Jamestown arrive Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Pitman of Grestiany attend Guster show at Rex. Mr and Mrs B L Morrow travel to Jarvis Ontario for funeral of Thomas Morrow. Miss Hattie Roled of Erie visits Wing Will Store for Heinz Co business.
United Press reports a Stavisky case development as another relative of the late Albert Prince vanishes. The examining magistrate, under pressure from a murder tied to the Stavisky affair, noted the missing person had ties to a gaming house frequented by Stavisky in Paris.
Washington March 27 Democratic leaders forecast the House would vote late today on overriding President Roosevelt's veto of the independent offices appropriation bill. Speaker Henry J. Rainey indicated the debate could be heated before a vote. The president's veto message was expected to arrive soon.
New York March 27 The local tax strike linked to union recognition was worsened when Mayor LaGuardia stated that key August decisions likely must be approved by a General Motors public relations committee led by Alfred Po-Sosa Jr president of General Motors.
Dan Patch the pacing marvel set immortal marks at Oxford Tennessee and Memphis Tennessee across 1900 and 1908. Reports describe mile times and splits with record pace and dramatic finish as observers noted fast times and a wagon pacing while onlookers recorded seconds and distances in early twentieth century races.
The New York stock market drifted in fractional points after an early sharp break with losses spread across all divisions. By 2:15 pm prices were barely recovering as declines persisted in core issues, led by protections from last years trends, with names like American Can and Bethlehem Steel among the listed equities.
Paris reports two young Americans, Robert GQ and Marjorie Switz, held as leaders of a large international spy ring, may gain freedom on bail under 1886 espionage laws that allow release before conviction if they aid in information leading to others’ conviction. Lawyers for the Switzes indicated expectancy to pursue bail.
Connie, raised amid Belmont memories, waits on Aunt Evelyn's porch as Saturday plans with Paul unfold. She ponders university life, the town’s narrow limits, and the lure of older days before weddings and expectant futures pull her toward a path she fears leaving behind.
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