Local Visit Travels Through North Clymer to Garland
An afternoon visit linked Mrs Meys with relatives on business in the city. She directed a return trip from North Clymer to Garland after her city stay.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
5
An afternoon visit linked Mrs Meys with relatives on business in the city. She directed a return trip from North Clymer to Garland after her city stay.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met at the church with hosts Mrs. Joe Xyung and Mrs. Al Merkes. Plans were set for a December apron sale and a Christmas party dinner. reports from various committees were presented. Miss Lena Merkel and cousin Richard Merker provided two selections.
Local brief lists residents traveling for visits and errands. Mrs Charles Walp departs for Petroleum Center to settle there. Austin visits Warren. Mrs H Almquist heads toward Jamestown for funeral services. Stanley plans an overnight in Jamestown. Mrs James Drought visits Spartansburg. Mrs Carl Davis and Mollie Jane go to Spartansburg. M Hawhawk Condensed Milk Co reps return from Cattaraugus on business. Mrs Charles Tate and Mrs Martin Brew travel to Cleveland for five days. F G King and Mrs W S Good of Youngstown arrive for a few days of business and hospitality. Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan head to Erie for a day. D A Hillstrom travels to New York. Lyle Loveland motor trips to Buffalo for business. Eugene Boughton leaves for Erie then Cleveland. Miss M Jackson and F H Jackson visit sister O P Eaton in North Center Street before returning to Angelica NY.
Former Corry resident Andrews Alstrup dies at 35 in Chicago. Body to be brought to Corry for funeral at 1:80 PM Sunday from his mother's home, with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. He is survived by his wife, mother, and six sisters. The family formerly lived at 2813 Plum Street and 715 East Main Street.
The Corry Duco Shop opens on Pennsylvania avenue leasing the former Corry Bed Springs Company plant from D. C. Wales. Orders are being taken for automobile refinishing as this new business begins operations in the area.
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