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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1937
Page
5
Miss Wierence Williams, last seen at Butler, returned to Corey yesterday afternoon. The event marks a transition to a forever home after a period of ten weeks.
Classified notice offering service and parts for all makes sewing machines by Berle Jwis with a phone listing. Also advertises a used Auburn sedan described as in excellent condition for 9000 miles with address 123 West Park Place and a furnace and delivery note.
Mr and Mrs James Stevens of Youngstown Ohio return home after a week with Mrs George Keefe of 2042 Franklin Street Mrs Irene Mable comes home from Charlestown South Carolina where she had been for several weeks Airs BF Starr was in Meadville with relatives and returned today Her daughter Mrs Guy Abbey drove to Meadville to bring her home Erie business visitors included Mrs G T Kincaid Mrs Prank Bliss and Miss Verita I King
A string of brief family and friend mentions from Erie area society pages. Several residents and visitors are noted: Mr and Mrs 3 Steen visit Youngstown. Mr and Mrs W A Steen return from their parents. Mrs S J Skinney stays with her mother in Cambridge Springs. Elenora Marner travels with Mrs Twa Well er back home. Willige Sullivan and Stebert Wel ler visit Rochester. Mr and Mrs L B Knapp visit Am bridge. Helen Worrise returns to work in Erie. Elimar Rust Wis conducts business in Erie. Thomas Burigirl and family visit Mrs Burnhirdts sister. Aaron and Mrs Blivatbyth Phillips hosted relatives. Lyle Thomas of Grail sient at home. Lawrence amson Jon returns from Williamsport. Charles Zenns of Mayville hosts Mrs Zt. Alfred Morrison returns to Warren for business college. Mrs Richard Paulson and son William visit Mrs Paulson's mother. Floyd Carr and Miss Maxine Pernbeck visit from Ash ville. Ralph Peasa of Ashihala accompanies Mrs Coal. Prof C Wilson returns from Cleveland. Cloyes Ennis family host Mr and Mrs. Miss Ton Te Deamon undergoes operation. Misses Hawrlet and Smuts with Mrs Marcia Smith visit Mrs A I Crlegroyee. Mr and Mrs Haury Ioosen host visitors. James P. Drown obituary noted. Rev. Harald Sulley of Hunt edate visits Christian Missionary Alliance. Lynn Hopking and family visit. Miss Nina Livingsun among attendees.
The text describes the aurora borealis occurring in the Arctic and its southern counterpart, the aurora australis. It notes these phenomena arise from electrically charged particles interacting with the atmosphere and are linked to Earth's magnetic field, often accompanied by strong electrical storms.
Frank Savko, 47, longtime Columbus Township resident, died at Corry Hospital Sunday night less than two days after his sister in law Mrs. Mark Suyk of Columbus passed away. He leaves a large family including John, Mary, Charles, Helen, and Frank, with services at St Marys Catholic Church in Corry and burial at St Marys Cemetery.
A tragic incident at a Warren game ended with the sudden death of Philip Lauftenberger, 62, of Russell. The crowd of about 2,500 attended the event at County facility as speakers and officials announced the loss, leaving the arena in shock.
In a quiet ceremony James P. Drown was laid to rest at Dan Crowe cemetery. Clergy and local mourners gathered, including families and church members from the Presbyterian and community groups. পথে
Foreign investors move funds out of the United States amid inflation fears while accumulating gold as a hedge. Analysts doubt the dollar will behave like the German mark, warning that prints of money could lift prices. Wall Street remains cautious, with experts noting uncertainty and Babson suggesting faith and spiritual power as anti inflation forces.
United Press reports U S Steel slides to a yearly low as market activity weakens and overall steel shares stumble. The downturn reflects broader trading hesitancy with major industrials such as General Motors and American Can listed among prominent movers.
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