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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
5
The Coleman Hose team from Union City will meet the Stanford Hose team tonight at 6 15 o clock at the Junior High Held. All members of the Sinfords are asked to be present.
Personal mentions include Attorney and Mrs Edward Royer Mrs J A Royer and Miss Matis Kete of Reig visiting at the Idle home of Mrs Anna C Orn on Liberty street. Mrs Baird Young of Pittsburgh left for Bradford after visiting Miss Stelld Barry. Residents Mrs Francis Higgins of Areadylite and others attended high school events and visits in Corry. Various locals Roger Dawson Warren Harry Markel families Helen Smith John Waline George Johnson and others poised for short trips and family gatherings amid hospital and naval news.
The Corry Country Club will host a dancing party at the club house Monday evening May 29 with Whittaker orchestra providing the program. All members are urged to attend and may invite one couple. The redecorated club house features finished floors refinished furnishings and new draperies, thanks to members who supported winter bridge tournaments.
Mrs. Fred Shuss, formerly of Corry, was injured Monday afternoon when struck by an automobile while crossing a street in Kittanning. She suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Kittanning hospital for treatment. X ray results were not yet received to determine fractures or more serious injuries.
Pittsburgh reports a father grieving his son’s death died of a heart attack while preparing to bury him in Dover Delaware. Herman 5 Davis, 64, former gash ier of Carnegie Tech, saw his son Herman 24 die in a San Antonio airplane crash on May 3. Davis had been listed for a commission next month at the city air camps. Mrs Davis accompanied the body. the father collapsed and died.
Seth Haskins, a longtime resident of the Bemus Point area since 1866, died at 98 years, 2 months, and 16 days. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Belle Brown of Bemus Point NY two sons C G Haskins of West Chester PA and R M Haskins at home one sister Mrs M Bendell of Pentonville NC eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 40 PM at Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
Andrew W. Mellon former treasury secretary and ambassador to Great Britain has been served with summons in a $220,000 civil suit brought by David A Olson former Senate stock market inquiry investigator. Mellon was served at his home in New York Mills is the remaining defendant not yet served.
Central Press Garden Report by Dean Halliday notes many vegetable gardens are planted for results this year. Suggestions cover using early spring cabbage, storage methods, and growing conditions to boost vigor. Tips include greens from lettuce outer leaves, Salsify, and dandelion greens, plus guidance on pruning and early spring salad varieties.
A fine program is arranged for the annual meeting and tandem of the Glor ty Woman's Club at the Hotel Corty Thursday evening at 1:00. The evening includes a solo by Mrs. CB Batter, group singing led by Mrs. R. S. Dewey, an address by Miss Mary Condra, and piano by Miss Signa Anderson. Mrs. J. A. Cassidy is chairing the dinner and reception roles, with Mrs. B. E Hawkins assisting. reception committee includes several named members.
New York May 24 Stocks advanced to fresh highs for the year as assurances from the federal reserve supported buying of government securities and broad gains in equities. Trading reached near 4 million shares at close, with notable climbs in American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel and Continental Oil among others. late profit taking trimmed some gains into the final hours.
Washington May 24 United Press reports President Hoover named Rep. Lamm McReynolds Democrat Tenn to the American delegation for the World Economic Conference. The nomination marks a key backing for U S economic diplomacy as the delegation heads to the international talks.
Mary Faith a comely young orphan becomes secretary to Mary Nesbit then marries Kimberley Barrell a shiftless lawyer. After bearing a child she faces marital strain but chooses to fight to keep the home. The couple adjust to parenthood as friends and neighbors watch and comment.
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