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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1932

Page

5

J Andarys Woman's Relief Plans Oyster Dinner

J Andarys Woman's Relief plans an oyster dinner in regular session. Mrs Moore will host a camp inner with Mr and Mrs Oliver. Emma Fox and son Nugent of 122 Rush Frederick Street Philadelphia visit in the city as guests of the former's brother. Dinner hosted by Clarence F Petterol and family at North Center Street.

J. Andrays Woman's Relief Moore Oliver Emma Fox Nugent Rush Prederick Street Philadelphia Ing Clarence F. Petterol Ollock North Genter Street

Local Social Roundup Highlights Meadville Visitors and Farewells

Mrs Grace Kinley seen in Meadville as guest of Mrs T B Fitegibbons returns to Corry and stays with sister Mrs Frank Kinley. Mrs A S Boag and daughter Kathryn Ann visit with Purcell family then depart for Union City. Mrs Mary Whittlesey resumes travels after weeks with friends. Meantime John Fairglougy Leslie Morrison s and Mre Kalstee call on Erie business. Mrs H Mulligan and daughter Coons spend day on business trip. B A Maxwell returns to Chautauqua N Y after ten days in Corry with Parkhurst family. Misses Lewise and Marie Johnson of Brig depart after visiting Corry friends. Mrs W S Spencer and Mrs Geo B Allen of Erie stay overnight with friends. Horton J Davis travels to Meadville for business. Mrs A B Osborne returns to Gerry from West Smith street with son Jack. Hanson O Hare of South Orange N J visits cousin Hugh A O Hare. Mrs Fred Lundberg returns to Sherman after day with friends. A G Kellner of Buffalo and A J Cash of Olean visit. Mr and Mrs Bert Bliss and sons George, Goodrich and Arthur Bliss from Conneaut Michigan spend a week in Spring Creek with Ina Bemis and guests depart Thursday. Beth Weber travels to Ene to be with sister at Lakeview hospital with diphtheria. Clifton Weber brings sister Ellie home.

Grace Kinley Meadville T. B. Fitegibbons Corry Frank Kinley Spring Street A. S. Boag Kathryn Ann M. J. Purcell Union City Mary Whittlesey John Fairglougy Leslie Morrisons Mre Kalstee Erie H. Mulligan Coons Alrie B. A. Maxwell Chautauqua Gerry J. H. Wright West Smith Street Ehe Jack Osborne Hanson O'Hare South Orange Hugh A. O'Hare East Boni Street Fred Lundberg Sherman A. G. Kellner Buffalo A. J. Cash Olean Bert Bliss and George Goodrich Arthur Bliss Conneant Mich Sia Spring Creek Ina Bemis Frienix Beth Weber Harry Douglas and Son Lakeview Hospital Clifton Weber Ellie

Hey Cabinet Meets at Erie

The regular Hi x Capmer meeting of Erie and Crawford counties will be held at the new Erie Y M C A Thursday evening November and at p.m. Representatives from each of the four Senior Hit Clubs are expected to attend from Corry. Other members are invited to attend providing transportation can be arranged. Plans for the Older Boys Conference will be in shape with some definite announcements and discussion. Members to attend to date are Bloss, Glenn, Graker, Bell, and two others to be named.

Erie Crawford Counties Erie Y M.C Corry Bloss Glenn Graker Bell

Vicks Colds Control Plan Cuts School Cold Days

A winter test in nine schools with 882 children compared two groups. One group of 429 did not follow the plan and lost 501 school days to colds. The other group of 433 followed the plan and lost 178 days. The plan claims two thirds fewer sick days in school.

Junior Dept Holds Meeting at Corry Woman's Club

The Corry Woman's Club Junior Department met at Mott Street clubhouse for an evening session to plan regular monthly meetings on the first and third Tuesdays. Miss Mary Hazel and Miss Frances Dean reviewed modern books, followed by an open discussion and a business meeting. The eighteen attendees enjoyed dough, cider, and a bridge game afterward. new members will host the next gathering.

Corry Woman's Club Mott Street Mary Hazel Frances Dean Hazel Dean Bir Guy Abbey

Plan Rebuilding of Tidioute Bridge

Plans by the state highway department to reconstruct the Allegheny River bridge at Tidioute Pa will be discussed at a hearing in the Mens Club on November 18, Major W J Sayer Pittsburgh district engineer said The plan calls for raising the abutment and one pier to the stream bed making the bridge 410 feet above low water and two spans about 260 feet long

United Pluss Pittsburgh State Highway Department Allegheny River Tidioute Mens Club W. J. Sayer Hale

Stock prices swing as rails lead broad market decline

New York Nov 2 stocks fell more than 5 points amid higher volume and widespread weakness. Railroad shares led the drop with declines spreading across sectors as a roundup of notable names including American Locomotive American Smelting Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors and Studebaker faced decreases amid a broad market retreat.

Syunten New York Atlantic Refining Aubumy Teruecs Reesepeyeries Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacife Crysler Ee Columbia Gas Curliss Wright General Electric General Motors Arab International Nickel Weeen Es Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Norther Pacific Socony Vacum Standard Oil Studebaker Texas Coponery United Corp Steel Weetinghouse Electric Woolworth i. Iesseeceseivs N.Y Assoe Gas & Electric Cites Service

Twelve Injured in German Street Clash

In Hamburg twelve people were injured when Hiulerite and Lohmannist squads distributing handbills clashed in a busy city center street. Several injuries were serious as the revolvav fight broke out today.

Hamburg Germany Noy Hiulerite Lohmannist

British vessel Amacilia seized for rum running in New Bedford harbor

In Woods Hole Massachusetts November the British ship Amacilia valued at 220000 was seized by four Coast Guard boats with twenty six crew members captured. The vessel described as a ram ship and costing around 3200,000 was near Fort Phoenix when seized. Coast Guards also recovered two power sails believed to transfer liquor to the Amaca reportedly from Bridgetown Barbados. The ship is 120 feet long with radio and navigation gear.

Woods Holm Mass Amacilia New Bedford Harbor Coast Guard Amacinig Newgland Seaboard Fort Phoenix Coast Guards Bridgetown Barbados

Engaged girl torn between lovers in a tangled flirtation

Patricia Braithwait plans marriage to wealthy Harvey Blaine to ease her father’s finances. She loves Jimmie Warren but faces Jack Lawrence’s return and a bitter rivalry. Amid accusations and heartbreak, Pat confronts love, duty, and family, with shifting loyalties and a dramatic reconciliation looming.

Patricia Braithwait Harvey Blaine Jack Lawrence Blaine Jimmie Warren Pamela Jack Pat Laurence Mexico Jimmie Mr. Braithwait Tat

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