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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1938
Page
5
Theresa Ludwig, 46, once linked to Peubert a Canton contractor during the slaying probe of his wife, was found dead in a garage in Conneaut with the motor running. Police say suicide. Ludwig had been living there since a prior investigation.
Local society notes record Mrs. Lansing Paulkner and Miss Maxine Parabeth returning from Russel and Warren Pennsylvania while Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Darling of York Pa plan to attend the Council of the Christ in Missionary Alliance in Oakland Cal. Others include community members visiting relatives, attending banquets, or traveling to Florida and Meadville for short stays and weddings.
The Corry Junior Welfare League held its year end meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Kinley West Park Place. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. W. Kinsey Vice President Mrs. Jack Paulson Secretary Miss Eva Burmaster Art Treasurer Mrs. Grant Gick. Eva Burmaster will obtain estimates to recover the tour in the room at the hospital run by the League. The group named Beth Powers and Helen Lindmuist to organize the annual vamping party. Thelma King Ruth Powers and Rexford Dempsey received awards. The social committee served fresh strawberry sundaes wafers and coffee to fourteen members. The same committee will plan the monthly social meeting.
Members of Dirry Chapter No 17 Eastern Star held their annual banquet at Park Manor Park Street with a three course chicken dinner. Toastmistress Mrs Melissa Furthut welcomed guests while Mrs W Stuart Houghton gave an address of welcome. Performances by Doris Stowe Phyllis Houghton and The Warmony Trio followed.
Milan Waller, a well known Corry resident, was laid to rest yesterday afternoon after funeral services at Emmanuel Episcopal church. Bishop John Ward of Erie officiated with Rev. William J. Kuhn. attendees included relatives, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 264, Bard and Waller's orchestra, and numerous friends from Cambridge Springs, Fredonia, Sinclairville, Buffalo, and nearby towns.
Classified items seek a young man for soda fountain work at the JOURNAL office Box 40. also ads for rabbits to Leonard Ventyn Centerville PA and for any work by a young man with experience.
Reader asks how to prevent scalloped potatoes from curdling by using a thin white sauce as binder. Other queries cover dough odor in icebox rolls, using water vs milk for refrigerator dough, and whether to beat eggs separately when making cakes in an electric mixer.
New York May 10 The Bank for International Settlements annual report ties American recession to scant new investment for capital equipment and stagnant industrial capacity. Analysts cite lack of confidence as a key cause, while recovery signals emerge partly from natural market forces despite government action and abundant gold.
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