Corry Kiwanis visit notes from New York City guest
Cameron Beck of New York City spent today in Corry with friends visiting the Kiwanis Club meeting. Mrs. Guy Saxton has returned home to Jamestown after visiting her mother and relatives in the city.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
5
Cameron Beck of New York City spent today in Corry with friends visiting the Kiwanis Club meeting. Mrs. Guy Saxton has returned home to Jamestown after visiting her mother and relatives in the city.
Local notes record L. J. Stoddard of Warren visiting for business, Miss Mary Raymond returning to Allegheny College in Meadville for a week with her parents, and several relatives traveling to attend the death of W. B. Howard with funeral services planned. Azina Shields heads to Cleveland to visit uncles and attend Notre Dame Navy game while others, including Margaret Clark and Julia Belle Galup, plan to see the game in Cleveland. Additional items mention Clara Pierce’s long Los Angeles stay for health, M. Donahue undergoing nose surgery, and fish shipments from Corry hatchery to Butler County and Cameron County. Regulars Mrs. Doris Smith and family visit, and community members attend club meetings and business trips.
The Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon at the school building. By-laws were read by Mrs H H Keppel and other members who attended the Erie County Council meeting in Bella Vattey. Mrs Linyd Stowe Mrs Wallace Young and Mrs Albert Young reported on the session. A vocal duet by Dorotha May Rickers and Virginia Smith was sung. Supt R S Dewey spoke on What the Child Needs. Refreshments were served by Albert Young and Mrs A M Litz.
The Pittsburgh Symphony society, amid a five year dispute over Sunday subscription concerts that led to 19 arrests and extended litigation, announced a Sunday concert with all tickets sold today and tomorrow. Attorneys say the event should not violate Pennsylvania blue laws if no tickets are sold on Sunday. In 1927 the society won two court appeals from $25 fines for the ten arrested.
Prank Manwarren will donate milk and bread for Thanksgiving meals to help Corry’s poor. Relief Fund organizers open registration on Saturday mornings and plan distribution Wednesday morning. donors ask recipients to bring receptacles for milk.
Mrs Mayme Jackson was installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary of The Lieus A W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars at a meeting on West Washington Street. Installing officer Mrs William Hough fins presided as officers were named for the year including senior vice president Mildred Lines and junior vice president Dorothy Boland. Additional roles were filled by Mrs Mery Hall chaplain Julia Neff secretary Mildred Lethman treasurer Jessie Haskell conductress Idona Amy girds Abbie Chapman historian Minnie Mitter musician Grace Smith cord bearers Florence Amy Mildred Bloss Maude Obrn Nellie Black trustee Mary Patterson publicity Eva B Rich. Patterson retired as president and received a past president’s pin. Bingo and visiting followed with awards won by Mrs Dorothy Boland and Mrs Julius Tittleberger. Refreshments served by Mrs Doughton Lines and A W Rauscher for twenty members.
Albany reports delegates from a New York hunger march army met Governor-elect Roosevelt to urge immediate cash payments of 50 to idle workers and a $200 million state job program. They demanded use of armories for the march and police non-interference.
Hundreds of sixth graders in Cork district will join county wide spelling bee to determine Erie county champions. Simultaneous tests start in December with 573 words on study list. Chief organizers include E R Hadrock, G O Moore, and J J Woule with school certificates for winners.
New York November 1. The stock market lacked sufficient volume to sustain a clear uptrend with minor moves from early highs. By mid afternoon steel common rose to 864 then slipped to 45 percent, while leading issues fluctuated within narrow bounds. Key closings included American Can American Locomotive American Steel Bethlehem Steel and Canadian Pacific among others with varied intraday shifts.
A Paris cafe scene intertwines love, jealousy, and confession as Jimmie, Pat, and Pam navigate past vows and present tensions. The talking, music, and diners frame a tense exchange about fidelity, departures, and a potential reunion with Myra as Paris hosts an emotional revelation.
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