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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
3
Plymouth deliveries for the first half of the year topped 14560 units, up 40.2 percent from last year as council sets a regular Monday meeting agenda. Poppy Day announced for May 25, while a resident reports being robbed or losing about $50 after a day of drinking.
Irregular trade movements in recent weeks give way to a steadier upward trend, as Duh Bradstreet notes in Weekly review. Demand rises in wholesale markets with autos radios and appliances drawing attention, while weather and carryovers affect regional figures. Grain and seasonable merchandise show continued strength nationally despite some divisions posting small declines.
Washington May 18 49 a summary of past Supreme Court alignments on emergency statutes including Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium Law New York Milk Control and NIRA hot oil provisions. It lists which justices voted for or against each law with Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Brandeis Stone Roberts Cardozo frequently supporting the measures while Van Devanter McReynolds Sutherland Butler and others opposed in various divisions.
Miss Flora Mary Shough of Sprisfield Out United in marriage to Samuel D. Patrick of Lima Ohio in a Friday evening ceremony at Rev B L Wazner home East Frederick street A welding dinner followed with relatives present The couple will reside in Lima Ohio and a branch of Urbana Ohio attended the ceremony by Mrs Mary Shough Marion Kauffman and daughter A jean BRIDGE KICKS DIVORCE SALDM Mass Lottie C Barry 60 of Lynn granted a divorce from William J Barry 40 amid disputes over alleged under table footwork during meals
Downie Bros Circus will parade through Corry on May 22 from the Old Fair Grounds with a matinee and night show by Sparke managed attractions. The morning parade will feature lions and tigers behind bars, clowns on donkeys, bandwagons, and plumed horses as crowds gather for the familiar spring spectacle.
United Press reports 200 workers at Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Norwood suburb ended a five day strike with a unanimous UAW Local vote. Pickets halted after mass meeting as Toledo agreement is accepted as negotiating basis. Workers to return if materials arrive before talks conclude.
Kane born Joel F. Williams 36 died at Community hospital after an eight year illness complicated by a World War wound. He landed in France with Company B 112th Infantry seventeen years earlier and was gassed at Chateau-Thierry before a shrapnel piece and abdominal tumor led to his death. Williams spent time at the Veterans Hospital and underwent 12 blood transfusions. He returned to Kane after service and worked for Highland Oil and South Penn Oil.
The Townsend Club launched an intensive membership campaign aiming to recruit five hundred new members in Corry. Tonight 250 members attended. Claudence Brooks and Ford O'Dell spoke on objectives, growth, and the nationwide drive to double membership while discussing pension legislation.
In Erie on May 1 Mrs Sophia Tuttle 70 of 2087 Station Road was killed and her companion Mrs Pamie Pratt 69 of 2036 Station Road was badly injured when struck by a car on Le Buffaty Road between Center and Station. Driver Raymond Duntve 22 of 2748 E Lake Road said glare from opposing headlights and darkness prevented him from seeing the two women in time to avoid impact.
Philadelphia May 18. The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a new board of adjustment for employees to consider conflicts between ship or war stewards and the company. The system now covers about 190,000 workers under board supervision in employer relations. A Chautauqua County jury awarded 6158.82 to three Brooklyn Square merchants against Mrs. Pearl Garrity of Jamestown.
May 18 Hutchins Silley Sand and Clay Co near Mt Jewett reports superintendent May 55-year-old Hion Nelson was critically injured when a metal piece broke from a wheel during engine operation. He sustained a skull fracture and fractured right shoulder. about twenty men watched operations at the time. Witnesses include local owners and Kane Bank president. The accident occurred in the main building about eight miles south of Mt Jewett.
Fanchon Meredith, newly widowed in Hawaii, flees to San Francisco where she falls for Tony the racketeer. After a plane crash she survives by posing as Evelyn Carstairs, an heiress. Mrs Carstairs, kind yet controlling, guides her into wealth and a fresh start while danger from Tony looms.
Emma Carstairs faces requests and gifts as Jennie Carstairs awaits Collin’s return. A watch and pearls mark shifting loyalties while Fanchon contemplates love, loyalty, and her own growing independence. The household at Dunerose settles into quiet routines masked by undercurrents of concern and anticipation as past loyalties clash with future promises.
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