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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
5
Mrs Ross Hepler and her son Hobart left Friday afternoon by motor for a weekend visit with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a series of short notices. James Herlet travels to Youngstown Ohio with family. Mrs. Albert J Planck heads to Cleveland for a weekend visit. Mrs. Marie Bond and daughter from Rochester are in town for a funeral service. Various others are mentioned with upcoming trips and social visits across Corry and nearby towns.
The Corry Woman's Professional and Federated Women's Club met last evening at the Corry Women’s Wind House. Miss Flora Taman hosted as chair with remarks by Miss Inman on federation benefits and women's history. Music by Miss Alive Messinger and Mrs. Arthur Palme, plus a piano duet, accompanied by Lena Marker, followed by a guest speech by Miss Flora Taman on federation aims. A later program and cookie and coffee service concluded the event. Next meeting set for Monday at Miss Dorothy Hammond's home with committee chair Miss Harriet Myers.
The article details Sussoline’s plan to drastically reform government power, shifting legislative authority and economic control to fascist guilds and the national fascist structure. Mussolini aims to dignify the economy under the Duce’s supervision through new constitutional and corporate schemes.
The Ladies Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christ Church met last evening at Mrs. A L Heckathorne’s home on West Columbus Avenue. The gathering was a Halloween party with about twenty members in costume. Mrs John Banks and Mrs Waite Seppe were noted for their costumes as best, plans discussed fund-raising for the furnace, and the meeting covered church business before refreshments at twenty o’clock.
Signs warn motorists near Harrisburg about unsafe shoulder areas and urges caution. Highway official Sam S. Lewis notes the signs aim to deter drivers from hesitating at dangerous spots, though uncertainties remain about placement and effectiveness.
Wall Street opened dreary as many stocks fell, with more than 2 points down in several names and little enthusiasm. Investors awaited clearer guidance as rumors faded and traders anticipated a cautious session, while industry leaders and major issuers like General Electric and General Motors showed muted price action. A separate notice from Harrisburg announced Pennsylvania’s free tree distribution program delivering 106 million saplings to residents since the telemeasurement campaign began.
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