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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
5
Most Rev. John Mark Gannon officiated confirmation services at St. Joseph's church and Holy Redeemer church in Waren and St. Clira's church in Clarendon yesterday.
Er, and Mrs. 0. J. Skiff and Miss Mary Despney of North Tonnyanda N Y plan to attend funeral services for Miss Anni Dempsey who died at home on West Wayne Street Wednesday morning. Various locals and visitors travel for business or family reasons, including Rotary Club members attending an inter city meeting in Helen, and others visiting Erie for memorials and family occasions.
A $750,000 blaze at Robert Packer Hospital forced rapid evacuation by Mayo colleagues firemen and volunteers. 226 patients were moved safely before the building was lost Charles Mayo 79 died soon after at another hospital A maternity room birth occurred minutes after a rescue.
The Baptise missionary society met yesterday at Mrs Ge Royce's West Washington street home. Mrs A P Mount led devotionals on Hebrews 12. They purchased a wall pocket of tracts from Timer Westley Lake for the Baptist Church and plan to present a play "Janie!" soon. Mrs Jed Ross led the program which included a scripture spelling contest a reading by Mrs Jennie Ranglink and congregational singing Blest Be the Tie.
An old newspaper note touts a medicine named Allenia promised to ease rheumatic pain within 43 hours. The ad asserts rapid relief from inflammation caused by acid and urges readers to buy from leading druggists with a money back guarantee if results fall short.
Police guard all routes out of Cumberland county as they pursue Albert Burg, 45, who escaped from Warrenville workhouse, shot at officers near Hogestown, and fled in a truck that overturned near Camp Hill during the pursuit. Deputies and car patrols intensified searches, with authorities citing a gun battle and the suspect fleeing toward Carlisle.
Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad announced they expect shortly orders for 20 000 to 29 000 tons of new steel rails. No further details were available. Senate and House conferees on the omnibus relief bill made rapid progress and reached tentative conclusions on 25 of 84 amendments in disagreement between the two Houses.
New York May 4 Automanjie shares pushed to new highs for the year with about 4,00,000 shares traded. General Motors rose nearly 4 points in active turnover, Packard and Kellow also reached year highs, while rubber and auto equipment issues climbed. Buying of auto and allied issues persisted on expectations of price increases, with Americal Can and American Locomotive among notable gainers.
Beatrice Burton presents Mary Faith, an earnest orphan, torn between fiancé Kimberley Bartell and wealthy Mark Nesbit. A tense dinner at Kim’s house exposes family tensions and shifting affections as Mary Faith contemplates marriage, while Nesbit’s pursuit and Mary Faith’s resolve drive a saga of office rumor, social expectations, and personal independence.
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