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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
5
Mrs. W. W. Herron lifelong Corty resident except seven years near Nee Gon, R. W. Herron home in Oil City. Funeral at Oil City home with burial in Blue Grove cemetery Cony after May 3. Survived by five children Mrs. B Burton Jones Mrs. Lo Abbott Erie Mrs. Prank Griff Hamilton Ont Frank Hayron Los Angeles Ralph V. Herron Oil City nine grandchildren twelve great grandchildren.
Walter Rafferty and Harold Moore hosted an evening in Jamestown after a Corry visit with friends. Margaret Richardson and J. Rhos of Toronto are touring Kane. Joseph Pellican from Eric returned home. Miss Rather Calking of North Maat, Pay visits Corry as guest of Mr. Franklin. M.J. Pullot traveled to Warren for business. Katherine Myers of Cleveland visits Mrs. John Newcomb’s family. Mrs. Frank Hopler and Mrs. Chas Linsky returned from Erie. Laura Tenhuisen and mother Garret Tenhuisen of Clymer spend the day on business, and JH Burford of Chicago visited on Montgomery Ward business. Gerald Anderson and Helen Rimers of Ripley, guests of Roy Field, depart for home. Mrs. Grace Graham and daughter Margaret Graham head to Bradford for Lizzie Cronin funeral. Mrs. James Clark spent a brief visit with daughter Margaret Clark, Mercyhurst student. Mrs. Glenn Klinger returns from Grove City. Lawrence recovering after surgery. Miss Mary Gallelli returns to Buffalo nursing work. Atthiney W. L. Peake travels to Meadville for business. Ruth Beker visits Meadville on business, then returns home. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Bacon and son of Westfield, NY, with guest from St. Louis, MO, meet friends in the city. Mrs. C. A. Triskel of Lorain, formerly Corry, visits relatives in town.
Baptist young people will attend a sermon at the church at 7:40 PM then ride to Erie for the Erie Bible Conference. Edith C Norton will speak on Faith and Vitalism in Belgium with illustrations. Mrs Norton, wife of Gerald Norton, is noted for Belgium Gospel Mission work. Transportation from the church will be provided.
Four youthful debaters from Ohio and Oklahoma won the third national high school debate tournament, upholding the negative of the question that fifty percent of all local and state taxes should be derived from some other source. They defeated Hutchinson Kansas in the finals.
A. W. Jillip, president of the Pennsylvania Young People's Branch of the WC 1. U, will begin Monday evening May 1st with a program at the Tenth Street M. E. B. Church daylight saving time. He will explain the Y P iB work and show pictures from last encampment. The State College will be shown. All Wine County youths are invited to enjoy the musicale program and an offering will be taken.
New York May 1 United Press reports Hatey Murch a boy gang leader testified in Nistral on charges of murdering 13 year old William Beriler whom he paid, lured, stabbed and left in a deserted house in the Queens County district of Richmond Hill. His mother and father watched as spectators crowded the courthouse. The youth claimed his age varied between 16 and 19 according to different authorities.
In Harrisburg on May 11, Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of the governor, and General Edward Martin, Republican state party leader, traded sharp verbal barbs in a public dispute. Martin had criticized Pinchot in a speech, calling her a symbol of revolution for her dress red and her alleged stance on Russianization, which Pinchot rejected as false and insulting.
United Press reports a broad market surge in New York trading led by gains across equities and commodities. Stocks climb with large blocks trading 1,000 to 15,000 shares, lifting the market toward the 9,000,000 share mark by midafternoon. many leading companies show higher prices, including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and Westinghouse Electric, amid a generally strong session.
Ambridge police hold 33 year old pool hall owner accused of fatal shooting of Harris. Charles Yukoyean 26 allegedly admitted quarrel over 500 dollars from partnership split but said differences were later patched. Local investigation continues amid testimony to police chief and district attorney. A stray note about a fishery tale follows in the same dateline.
Mary Faith a beautiful secretary falls for Kim through a family clash with her employer. They marry hastily after months of shared quiet mornings and evenings by the fire. The couple flees to aunt Ella's house as Mary Faith wrestles with love duty and social pressure while planning a future together.
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