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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
5
Grace Aban on this city has been retained by the Brie County Relief Board as special investigator for Corry and adjacent territory in this section of Erie county and has this Mrs. DeWitt Jackson and Mrs. J. week begun her service. Mrs. Gittin O. Jackson of Erie were visitors who through her confection with the in the city yesterday.
The regular meeting was held Thursday at Mrs. Cora Rouse’s East Congress Street home with large attendance. After devotionals led by Mrs HL Heath and business, a program on Mates Pay featured readings by Mrs. J B Cogan Miss Mildrey Monros and addresses by Mrs E A Hook. A duet and pageant by the P B Girls accompanied by Alice Tunich closed the event with refreshments served by Mrs House and Mrs Fred Rosa.
Twenty nine members of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club gathered in Mie LO hall yesterday for social and business hour. Hostesses Mathews served salads, rolls, jelly and coffee after the meeting marked by a garment gift and awards.
Local society items list residents and guests visiting Meadville and surrounding areas. Names include Afiss Helen Milligan Esther Parker Margaret Clark Jost, Mercyhurst student, and Notre Dame events guest lists. Travelers from Buffalo Pittsburg Warren Granville Youngstown and Union City appear, with college connections and social visits noted.
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Kelly of Corry were held at St John’s Church in Brig on Thursday morning. Rev Fe Heibel officiated with a large crowd from Meadville Union City and nearby areas attending. Interment followed in Union City Cemetery with bearers Herman Yin Francis McNalty Charles Smith William Sipple Arthur Scablin and Henry Tibbs assisting.
Pittsburgh May 12. Twenty four hours after release under habeas corpus nine men were re arrested and charged with arson and malicious mischief in the destruction of Ward Chairman Charles A Martin's home. Names include Kathryn Cherry AA David Gests Pranic d Chine rasai Joseph Boni and others all of Pittsburgh.
A reader reports improved nerves and appetite after using Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic stomach upset and insomnia. The testimonial claims the tonic cured long standing nervous distress and stomach discomfort, leaving the user feeling like a different person.
City clerk reports heavy demand for beer license blanks obtained from B Porter at the Municipal Building. County Treasurer Taylor supplied forms and Wilt distributed them as long as stock lasts. Over three hundred applications were issued at Erie yesterday with licenses to be considered after filings.
New York May 12 United Press reports stocks snapped back today after early weakness as traders priced in a tariff truce among major nations. The rally spanned all sections with gains led by industrials and automakers as investors awaited the outcome of the world economic conference. Closing prices listed a broad array of firms including General Electric General Motors United States Steel and American Locomotive among others.
Washington May 12 The nation s short line railroads demand a voice in the Roosevelt tail reorganization program. E F Jones counsel for the Short Line Association urged the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to amend the railroad bill to grant regional committee representation to these roads.
Mary Faith, an orphan secretary, abandons Mora Nesbit to marry Kim after a strained courtship. Mary Faith and Kim wed hastily, flee to his aunt's house, then move to a new polished apartment with Kim’s mother, Claire Maldon, and friends in attendance. The volatile family dynamics and Mary Faith's heartbreak mark a dramatic shift as tension rises over trust and loyalty.
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