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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1932

Page

5

Weekend Sojourns and Visiting Kin Mentioned in Local Notes

Misses Elizabeth Putton and Norma Weber left this morning to visit relatives in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. John Galiting of Imnion City called on their son Dr Kenneth Galving and wife on Euclid Street. Mr and Mrs B L Amy of Ango were guests of J A Willis and Ad Pik. Mrs Amy Knaufman of Meadville visits her daughter Mrs J M Rippersbirger and family on Euclid Street.

Elizabeth Putton Norma Weber Buffalo John Galiting Imnion City Kenneth Galving Th Street B. HL Amy Ofango J. A. Willis Ad Pik Amy Knuafman Meadville J. M. Rippersbirger and Family Euclid Street A. Myers Vrooman Henrietta Mealville H. P. Maybe Byhim Parelors Pine Grove Cemetery Harriet Myers Ming Terry Janestown W. J. Guignon Harriet Guignon Philadelphia Clarence W. L. Peike J. J. Desmond Patt Gifford Erle W. H. Vance Wellesley Mass A. Bila King Juin Mahoney Ruth Richard Albany Lakewood Lafevre H. J. Fellows Cambridge Springs

Pittsburgh trolley crash verdict reaches 30000 dollars

A $30,000 damages verdict was awarded to Mrs. Margaret Reynolca of Pittsburgh against the Pittsworth Hallways Company for injuries from a collision between two street cars on July 22, 1980.

United Press Pittsburgh Pittsworth Hallways Margaret Reynolca

School Tax Unchanged for 1932 Says Board Meeting

Board and staff report 1932 receipts and estimated income include state and vocational aid 18240, special classes 800, property tax 92877.61 per capita 15000 tuition 0 miscellaneous 3822.80, nurse salary 422, contributions 97281 totaling 149054. A portion 13450 would offset a 16828 deficit. If assessments had dropped 216 to 1845, total receipts would fall. Directors note unprecedented destitution yet expect improvement. tax rules for next year kept.

Vandolen Ghocl Ujis Ple Muse Uiltluoi

Local residents mingle with out-of-town visitors over Memorial Day

A stream of friends relatives and visitors arrive for the holiday period with many staying in area homes or visiting relatives in Warren Jamestown Erie Meadville and Philadelphia. Notable names include Mrs G B Heath Mr Heath Mrs Kate Tanner Mr Frank Wokman and families Mr and Mrs J A Cassidy Miss LaVonne Stroup Miss Ethel Klinger and Mrs Margaret Lacey among others as they travel from Pittsburgh Erie Jamestown and Meadeville to spend Memorial Day weekend in the region.

Willam Cassidy LaVonné Stroup Erie J. A. Cassidy Ethel Klinger Jamestown Schoels Kate Tanner Frank Wokman Jamestown Harry Slemning Orrin Kinney Driftwood Albert Anderson Grove Street Ruth Monroe Pleasantville Mark Madison Meadville Margaret

Dairymen Elect Officers At Wheelock Meeting

The Corry Local of the Dairyme League met last evening at Wheelock Church with strong attendance. Officers elected include Director J. H. Maysh Delegate Warner McCray Alternate Jay Follett Associate Delegate Mrs. Warner McCray Alternate Mrs. Lucy Schurman. A program of music and recitations followed by a lunch. Next meeting set for July 1 at Wheelock hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Harvey. News of local residents and visitors from Harrisburg Alden N Y Woodcock Jamestown and North Center Street noted.

Corry Luecal Dairyme League Wheelock Shurch Boyd Spencer J. H. Maysh Warner McCray Jay Follett Lucy Schurman Guy Williams Wheelock Frank Harvey

Stocks Steady After Decline In Bear Market Turmoil

New York May 28 Stocks steadied after a broader sell off drove averages to new bear market lows. The session closed irregular as some issues remained weak and others on the Chicago all were hit by declines in Cities Service and subsidiary dividends. Edward Swift death triggered added selling in the Swift group with Cities Service losses up to 20 points.

Anie Pree New York Chicago Tack Exchange Cities Service Company Edward 1 Swift Cities Service Group New York Stock Exchange American Can Vamerican American T&t Anaconda Aqantic Refining Auburn Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chrysler Continental Curtiss Wright Erie General General Motors International Nickel Oovss Kennecott Montomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Penna RR

Concord Township Cooking Class Elects Officers

The first meeting was at Mrs. B J Crowell's home. Officers elected include president Marie McCray, vice president Florence Culver, secretary Mary Wentz, and treasurer Eva Drake. Next meeting set for June 24 at 10 a m at Guycard Community House with Marie McCray hosting.

Concord Township B.J. Crowell Marie McCray Plorence Culver Mary Wentz Eva Drake Guycard Communiy House

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