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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
5
Romolo Stefanelli of Erie stayed in Corry Saturday evening as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Litz Sr. and other friends in the city, departing last evening.
Personal notes list Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gibson traveling to Kinzua Pa to visit the former's mother. Numerous locals visit Warren N Y, Meadville and Erie area relatives and friends, with several trips to Kane, Johnstown and Harrisburg for visits, business, and family occasions.
Miss Catherine Aver from North Warren visited with her parents on North Center Street. Lectan Burkhardt of Meadville spent Sunday in the city at his West Frederick Street home. Mrs J. A. McQuiston and daughter traveled home with Mr and Mrs G. G. Taylor and family. W H Graham and son Charles of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Blair at West Church Street. Harry Cogswell of Warren visited Ms J Ny Perkins on West Congress Street. Harry Mooney returned to Oil City after a visit with friends. Mr and Mrs Claude Myalick, Mrs Tisie Hudson and son William visited Erie at Clarence Haimes’s home. Mauie Keefe and Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson of Erie were Sunday guests of Miss Maude Keefe and relatives. Mr and Mrs A Hovey drove from Danger Colorado and are visiting Cortyama Spring Creek. Ye and Mrs Warren-Hulings spent Sunday at Blue Ridge Forest County with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charl Lormated at Eric Sunday, then spent today. Child's Conservation League will meet Wednesday at Mrs G B Drake’s 138 Park Street. Arts and Craft Club meets Wednesday with Mrs Charles Perkins on Frankley Street. a supper will be served at 6:00.
United Press reports the Supreme Court blocked the railroad pension act, shocking the stock market. Prices moved irregularly with a brief rally followed by lethargy as traders priced in a loss of congressional power to mandate pensions. Despite the ruling, sponsors vow to push new legislation, and several major issues show mixed responses across railroad and utility equities.
The 21 month old Thelma Ann Wilke was found after two days lost in tangled scrub oak near Maulton Wisconsin. Rescue teams of 460 men endured difficult terrain as they searched to recover the child, who had wandered from home Friday afternoon. The report mentions Mrs Bertha A. Marhnfer of Red Meatville receiving injuries in a two-vehicle collision Saturday near Meadville.
A young Hawaiian girl known as Miss Smith, seeking escape and safety, leaves a San Francisco hotel after toying with a plan and money given by Tony. She enrolls in a private plane voyage to New York, joining a mixed party of travelers as she evades pursuers and confronts her fear.
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