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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary readable lines describe a local event or scene with sparse names and places. The excerpt hints at a gathering or incident but lacks clear outcomes, dates, or participants. Further readable context is needed to form a complete summary.
Mrs Otto Mae Hepley wife of Frank Hepler of 21 Fraaldin street died at her home after an extended illness. Born in Brinkerton Clarion County Pa she lived in Corry since 1926. Survived by husband two sons Rayhir and Hobart two daughters Mrs Fred Shur and one more, eight grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral Friday at the family home then burial in Salem cemetery Clarion County.
Names and families gather in Corry as relatives and friends visit for funerals and meetings. Eds note many residents like Mrs W H Motrunghun Kane and Mrs L C Keaton W Gustaf call on kin, while Harold Rauscher attends a safety meeting in Centersville and J B Mount with Raymond Barnes visit Mansfield for business.
Reports describe Edith sobbing in court after a conviction of a girl from Mountain Folks U K for murder. Mrs Maxwell, indicted as accessory, was removed by her son Earl. Outside, onlookers reflected that the court had taught a lesson about the hills code versus the outside world.
Bernard Cochran, Erie WPA office director, cited payroll issues caused by about 19 workers under Green-Lime Keepers. He said under Charles Gill finance director, payrolls are being prepared to resume timely checks, with biweekly disbursements in place.
Under the WIA program a citywide school record review is underway for several weeks. The project, approved last week, has three people at work today to conduct an accurate check of statistics recorded across city schools. For sale notice mentions a thoroughbred Holstein yearling bull from Wayne Wilson in Pione 792-f-4.
The Historical Circle met in the library building for a weekly session. The resignation of President Mrs J B Young was accepted with regret due to illness. Mrs Wail Wilcox Lewis was elected president and Mrs Carrie Houghton vice president. Emma Dean read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address observed November 19. Ella Wheeler Wilcox poetry read by Mrs Dora Kincaid. A discussion on Can the Chinese Derive Any Real Benefit from our Civilization followed led by Mrs Carrie Houghton. Open forum urged America to adopt isolationist stance to avoid war.
Volume surged in early trading as New York Stock Exchange stocks slipped despite a busy session. Major names listed include American Can, General Motors, Westinghouse, Bethlehem Steel, and Montgomery Ward, with traders watching price declines as 2:30 figures hovered. Local notes mention Mountain View Times camp activities and Hamburg yards turning more active with orders totaling 83,700 tons.
Bannister and Bully trail a snow leopard to a rocky amphitheater. a cub calls, the mother fights off and Bannister spares her as the male leaves. Downriver, Toole and Abbe Bergere spot a caravan led by Geoffrey Whipple approaching the shelf.
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