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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
4
In a fragmentary note from Miss Myrtle Fuller at Corry Hospital, it is reported she underwent a large SHD improvement and will soon be able to return home to East Smith Street within a day or two.
The Coudersport Production Credit Association reports a new 5 percent interest rate on all new loans effective May 16 through further notice, following word from Governor Myers of the Farm Credit Administration in Washington. Also noted are local notices about events, sales, and community happenings including a May 18 apple blossom event at St Edward's hall and various local efforts.
Philadelphia May 16 United Press reports from more than half the Pennsylvania primary precincts show a shift in political strength. In rural counties David A Reed gains on Pinchot and Governor Gilto rs shows unexpected strength in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, signaling a realignment away from Pinchot’s traditional rural base.
Requiem mass for the late John Lynch who died suddenly at 718 Grand Street was held at St Thomas Church. Rev Francis Graves officiated the 9:30 AM service. Relatives neighbors and friends attended. interment followed in the cemetery. Survivors and attendees included Gerald Lynch George Mulcrik Michael Lynch Lawrence Thin or Hugh Clank and Thomas OBrien with attendees from Olean Erie North East and Buffalo.
Eighteen members of the Golden Links Class of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Harold Dietzel’s home for business and social hour. Mrs. May Blair led due to the president’s absence, and plans for a rummage sale on May 25 and 26 were made with Mrs Jennie McCray and Mrs Lina Saxton in charge at the Ebicott Johnson Shoe store space. A state committee for new officers was named for June, including Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Dennie McCray, and Mrs. G D Willott, with additional members serving. Light refreshments were served. R Holmes of Kano, owner of the Wweal outdoor advertising plant, visited with Mr. A Merkle of New York City.
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