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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1938

Page

5

14 000 Penn'a boys in CCC in Pennsylvania top enrollments

The Civilian Conservation Corps expands in Pennsylvania with 14 000 enrollees, placing the state near the lead. Secretary Arthur W. Howe notes the group comprises unmarried, unemployed youths with needy dependents. about 7 percent are from relief or WPA families. Monthly wages of about 97 000 dollars will go to dependents under wage allotment. Mrs Arthur Burlingame of Wrightsville visited Corry today.

Civil Consortion Corps Pennsylvania Arthur W. Howe Public Assistance Texas Howe Department CBC

Personal mentions span Mother's Day visits in the city

Local residents and relatives from Youngstown Jamestown Erie and Meadville visited family homes across the city over Mother's Day weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D Lamont Steen Mrs A V Cochran and daughter Carol Mae Mr and Mrs Jamey Stevens and more as they traveled to see parents and relatives in several nearby towns.

D. Lamont Steen Youngstown W. A. Steen East Frederick Street A. V. Cochran Carol Mae Jamey Stevens Yoomgatown Ohio Stevens Jane Stevens Mott Street A. L. Dyckes Harold Oil City Lloyd Sanford Blaine ‘Atward Erie Harold Jewell Thomas Phillips O City Phillips J. C. Barnes Sury Alfred Morrison Warren Hoff Business College William Swan Jr Jamestown N. C William Swan West Wayne Street Ohn Geiger Henry R. Geiger Washington, D. C Charles H. Geiger Ast Smith Street Lb. Alexander BG. Garver Opal Allen Rochester N. Y Mars Ethel Staplevom West South Street Eter Anderson Olean P. My Anderson South Center Street John Chase Tate Pearl Howe Rita Weber Anna Shields Helen Morrell Adel Morpel Harrisburg

Marion Nick Bride of Ray John Beck at Erie

Marion Nick Bride of Ray John Beck at Erie reports the marriage of Marion Nick, daughter of Oscar JH Nick, to Ray John Beck of Erie. The ceremony was at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral with out of town guests including Mrs Gorey and sister Mrs Stulte.

Marion Nick Ray John Beck Erie Marri Yunaan Gorey Mian Marion Nick Mis Oscar JH. Nick Ray’ John Berk St. Paul's Pipiscopal Cathedral Howard Stulte Mr. Stulte Corry

New Cory Country Club Opens With Semi Formal Dance

The Cory Country Club schedules a semi formal opening next Saturday evening to mark the launch of the clay. Tastings Jones oversees ticket sales as members and guests anticipate a successful year. The Commanders will provide the music for the evening as they perform every Saturday night through the summer. A small informal gathering followed the their dancing night.

Corry Country Club Jones

Final Rites Held for Arilla Preston At Wattsburg Home

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Arilla Preston at her sister's Wattsburg residence, with services conducted at her brother's home on 284 Eagle Street. She passed away Friday morning at the family plot in Cutting, Nebraska Cemetery.

Panera Arilla Prestoa Wattsburg Eagle Street

Betsy Ross Lost Two Husbands in Revolutionary Era

Betsy Ross, famed maker of the first United States flag, endured the loss of two husbands during the Revolutionary era. John Ross died in a powder explosion, while Thomas Ashbourne perished in an English prison.

Betsy Ross John Ross Thomas Ashbourne

Former Pastor Rev Lewis Visits Corry From Florida

Rev H Lewis formerly led a Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Daytona Beach Florida visited Corry on Saturday afternoon and evening. He plans to travel to Oakland California this week for the church council while Mrs Lewis stays in Meadville. Lewis called on Corry friends during his stay and left Corry about a year ago to take the Florida pastorate.

Ob. H. Lewis Aytona Beach Pla Christian and Missionary Alliance Church

Corry Women Attend District Meet of BPW Club

The district meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club was attended Saturday by seven members of the local club in Union City. An afternoon tea and business session were held at Sara Gardner's home, followed by dinner at the First Presbyterian church. State president Miss Margaret Rittenour of Uniontown was guest speaker, with Miss Josephine Carles of Sharon and Miss Ina Thompson of Warren also speaking.

Womin's Club Unity City Movs Sara Gardner First Avenus Union City First Presbyterian Church Margaret Rittenour Union Town Josephine Carles Sharon Vna Thompson Warren

Catholic Daughters Observe Mother's Day Service

Cout Concrpsion No. 85 members observed Mother's Day with Mass at St Thomas Edjech where Rev Francis J Graves gave a sermon. Breakfast followed at Park Mansion Park Street for forty five members and friends with songs by Mrs Bess Linley Mrs C G Dudenhoeffer and Miss Mary Jean Silivan and a solo by Silvan. Miss Grace Hoylen closed with a reading.

Cout Catholic Daughters of America St.Thomas' Edjech Francis J. Graves Park Mansion Park Street Bess C. G. Dudenhoeffer Mm'y Jean ‘Silivan Miss Silivan Grace Hoylen

Pirate Banquet Invitations and Decorations for School Party

Torn scraps become ominous invitations bearing skull and crossbones with a red fingerprint. The hall transforms into a Pirate’s Ship with lantern light, billowing sails, swords on the wall, and cargo of prophesies in a ship hold. Pirates preside at a punch bowl as guests arrive.

Pirate Smith Pirate Hunter

Market Gossips Signal Mixed Stocks Outlook May 9

United Press reports on May 9 that Wall Street sees no quick upturn. Investors weigh secretive SEC signals and rumored Tenlent support for utilities and rails. Small investors buy low priced cash stocks hoping for future gains as aviation shares spike with a public demonstration.

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Advance resumes on Wall Street after early losses

Markets regained ground as stocks moved higher in New York with gains across major names. The session showed renewed buying in industrials and transportation issues while utilities and consumer staples lagged, signaling cautious optimism amid ongoing earnings activity.

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