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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1933

Page

5

Local social notes greet weekend visitors and travels

Mrs P G Wood and Mrs John Mooney head to Philadelphia for the Catholic Daughters of America state convention then to New York to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Wood. Willard returns from Jamestown N Y. Dr Coletta Bennett arrives for a weekend at East Main St home. Lucile Murray of Hancock visits her Murray family in Corry with parents Mr and Mrs J M Murray. Ruth Tillotson, Warren teacher, spends the weekend at Wright Street home. Charles and C N Davis of North East visit over Sunday with Mrs Davis’s parents Mr and Mrs R R Powers. E K Brant of Erie travels through enroute to Beat Lake to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis of North East visit. others include WT Pfeiffer and daughter Mattoris and O Most of Spartansbury. Funeral for Jean Barry attended. J H Waidhorn of Syracuse visits Moris Bernstein. Shreve from Dunkirk visits Loraether. Ida Limendell of Copy By left for home in Erie. Keppel Hithany retires home from Dunkirk after senior prom. Charles B Whiteley and son Roger of Youngstown pause here enroute to Chautauqua Lake cottage. Tony Joy and A M Litz guests of G A Wallace in Warren. Mrs Henry Keppel and Mrs H H Skippel return from business trip to New York City. Julia Haley of Niagara Falls arrives as guest of R S Burr and family.

James Sullivan P. G. Wood John Mooney Philadelphia Catholic Daughters of America New York Lee Wood Willard Jamestown Coletta Bennett East Main Street Lucile Murray Hancock, N. I Corry J. M. Murray Mott Sisset N. Dell Darling Gre Ruth ‘TillotSom Warren Schools Wright Street Charles Davis North East S. Bentley East South Street C. Ni Davis Lake Mary Wilson Pfeiffer Mattoris Most Spirtansbury Hurtiel Myers Fing Junn Terry Aew Lpjenus Jy Bulaly Jean Barry Yen Rank Formbriy Cty J. Fl. Waidhorn Syragus N Moris Bernstein CN. Shreve Loraether Stes Ida Limendell Copy Enie Keppel ‘Hitany Dunkirk Iryedonia Nay Mal Charles B. Whiteley Roger Youngston Laugster Torothy Whiteley Chautauqua Lake Tony Joy A.M. Litz G. A. Wallace Corty Warren Henry Keppel H. H. Skippel New York City Julia Haley Wiagara Falls W. Y R. S. Burr East Frederick Street

Pistol Meet Draws State Police Troops at Harrisburg

May 26. Wire troops of the Pennsylvania state police took part in the annual pistol marksmanship matches at Jorshey Park near Harrisburg. Teams A Greensburg B Wyoming C Reading D Butler Wy Harrisburg competed for the championship. A top individual scorer award was to be announced. Miss Josephine Keller visits Erie. Miss Helena Purpura attends three week stay with relatives after graduating from Buffalo General Hospital School of Nursing earlier this week.

Aiarrisburg Pennsylvania State Police Jorshey Park Greensburg Wyoming Reading Butler Arrisburg

Market Slump Triggers Heavy Selling Across Stocks

In New York on May 20 a wheat price drop of 2 cents per bushel and declines in related commodities spurred heavy selling in the stock market during the short session. Stocks fell fractions to two points as recent leaders bore the brunt, with volume rising and late trading tickets lagging behind the market. The closing list shows numerous major names including American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Woolworth, among others, with widespread declines and a cautious finish.

New York Volumner Avanti¢ Refining Bethlehem Steel i Canadian Pacific

Local School Leaders Speak At Corry Club Meeting

An engaged audience at the Corry Woman's Club clubhouse last evening heard remarks from Sulinols Superintendent R. S. Dewey Principal H. J. Sheen and H. G. Wolfe plus Mrs. 0. W. Bracke. Mrs. J. A. Cassidy introduced C. W. Bracken who traced the Parent Teachers Association aims since 1883. Wolfe discussed Junior High functions and Turnby High Work beginnings in Berkeley. Steen outlined Carnegie requirements for college entrance and differences between college prep and home economics. Dewey lauded students and teachers, urged regard for schooling as a state investment and explained school classifications.

Citizenship Department Corry Woman's Club J. A. Cassidy Sulinols R. S. Dewey H. J. Sheen H. G Wolte 0. W. Bracke C. W. Bracken Parent Teachers Association Brackei Wolfe Turnby High Berkeley Calif Steen Dewey

Former Corry Girl Married Former Corry Girl

A Corry couple Mary Ellen Tawis daughter of Mr and Mrs Alden J Lewis 651 Hast Sth street Eric wed Walter Grabowski at Ripley N Y Thursday evening Attendants Frank Harland and Miss Dalay Berger from Eric The couple will reside at 120 Bast Oth street Grabowski is described as a former Corry girl with ties to the community.

Mary Ellen Tawis Alden J Lewis Eric Walter Grabowski Ripley Frank Harland Dalay Berger Grabowski

Presbyterians Meet as General Assembly Opens in Columbus

United Press reports the forty sixth general assembly of the Presbyterian church opens in Columbus Ohio with Rev Wot B Pugit and Mrs Pugh of Chester PA arriving ahead of about 7900 delegates. The session will discuss internal organization and doctrinal questions as Dr Charles W Kerr Tulsa Oklahoma, retiring moderator, preaches the opening sermon and Dr Pugh weighs in on balloting for a new moderator on top standing committees.

United Press Columbus Ohio Wot. B. Pugit Pugh Chester Forty-Sixth General Assembly Presbyterian Church Charles W, Kerr Tulsa Olela

Mrs Shoop and Miss Hammond Visit Warren and Oil City

Mrs C E Shoop went to Warren to spend the day. Miss Lela Hammond left for Oil City to guest with her sister Mrs Maude Sheehan and other relatives over the weekend.

C. E. Shoop Warren Lela Hammond Oil City Maude Sheehan

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