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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
5
A Kyler cabin monoplane dug into a muddy field near town. The pilot Kane and assistants secured fifteen gallons of fuel and prepared for takeoff after abandoning the first landing site. The craft aimed for DuBois, then Tuk before continuing the flight plans.
Personal notices record Mrs H H Jobs visiting Brothly and Mrs EC Barnee traveling to Erie on business. Mr Jones, Mrs Gordon and family from New York arrive for a short stay. Dempsey recovering from injuries. Dempsey and Sutton sightings. Mrs Saint S Fennell arrives from New York to see ill brother James Blair. Kane visitors to Corry for daughter Mrs A Baungrotz. Misses Pisnigan Merrick and Ressler depart for Harrisburg. More locals visit Erie and Warren for days with friends and relatives.
A harvest festival program arranged by the vestry opens tomorrow evening at the Episcopal shared parish hall and runs through Friday. Featured acts include vocalists Aimelio Tryon and Dorothy May Rickers with Ethel Beckwith and Louise Whiteley, plus a pantomime Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter, games, bingo, and a door prize. promoters anticipate large crowds.
Miss Misa A Cataldo daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Cataldo of Philadelphia NY and Vennis R Follett son of Mr and Mrs W Follett of Corry RD 3 were married Tuesday afternoon Attendants were Miss Molly Schwartz Erie and Frank J Donaldson Wattsburg PA Bride wore Devon green chiffon velvet with white garenias Groom work in Harrisburg revenue department The couple will reside in Harrisburg after the ceremony
Elgin voters gave the Republican ticket a 2701 vote margin after Tuesday's election. Official results show Justice of the Supreme Court Stern 58, Barnes 3. Judge of Superior Court Cunningham 56, Myers 27. Judge of Common Pleas Hertzler 62, Kitts 29. County Commissioner Blair 57, Schluraff 53, Watley 0, Rogan 28. County Treasurer McCord 53, Con nore 25. County Surveyor Hill 65, Robinson 26. County Coroner Wood 58, Strobie 26. Recorder of Deeds Parker 5th, Valelage 29. Prothonotary Taylor 55, White 24. Clerk of Courts Young 56, Davis 27. Register of Wills Swartz 56, Wagner 25. District Attorney Graham 56, Burns 28.
Hearing postponed until tomorrow morning in the assault and battery case of Robert Retherford of Columbus Avenue. Retherford is represented by W L Peake. the case is brought by Thin Casey of Concord Township, with Alderman George H Gordon presiding. Attorneys Walter H Scott and W L Peake agreed to the postponement.
Trading in YorI lifted the market to new highs as investors chased gains amid brisk volume. A long list of tickers follows including American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric and more with prices shown for representative trades. Harrisburg reports a state bank condition call issued by Luther A Hart for all banks and trust companies as of November 1.
Federal judge F. H. Selwyn today authorized Erie Malleable Iron Company receivers to borrow 36000 to meet current operating expenses while seeking a 350000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The firm showed on hand 190072.31 as receivers made payments.
Elmer Gosttman of Beaver County was critically wounded today during a hunting trip with Burgess Aloe Pearson of Rochester. The incident occurred in Rochester, Pennsylvania, as authorities investigated the shooting and the men were hospitalized.
Captain Ed Win C. Musick of the China Clipper said the 25 ton flying boat will leave Miami Friday for San Francisco, signaling the next leg of this Pacific airliner’s journey.
In a hotel Rose Room intrigue Bannister and detective Toole plot to recover stolen parchments. Karen Sire distracts Jeff Whipple by a staged dance and theft, while Whipple tries to recover his portfolio. Karen slips away with a check and updated folders, leaving Whipple wary and the detectives alert for the next move.
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