Mrs Henline and guest travel to Franklin for visit
Mrs Pauline Henline of Unis city and her guest Mrs Ilsie Dustin of Warren left for Franklin to be guests of the former's sister Mrs V S Hazen for a few days.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
5
Mrs Pauline Henline of Unis city and her guest Mrs Ilsie Dustin of Warren left for Franklin to be guests of the former's sister Mrs V S Hazen for a few days.
A string of personal notices details visits and movements in Corry area residents. George Stapleton returns from New York business for Corry Jamestown Manufacturing. Mrs. H Holden visits from Ashtabula. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hoylen and daughter Marian guests of Leo Hoylen and family in Colcord. Stella Klein heads to Jersey City for work. Etta Johnson returns from Washington DC after Woman's Relief Corps convention. Weddings and forthcoming guests listed include William Beckerink and Wilma Croscutt at Clymer. other locals like Robert Dumont, Gill, and the Croseatts noted for travel and visits. Several hospital and civic affiliations cited with outings to Pittsburgh and Washington.
Charges of a five million dollar slush fund stir fears of a Republican bid to influence the Roosevelt race. Lawrence claims the plan mirrors past excesses rejected in 11 27 by the Senate and warns that such funding pressures threaten fair elections. He notes a shift from issue persuasion to coercive tactics aimed at winning votes.
Adjutant Jack Sullivan of the Salvation Army received a cordial letter from Ralph S. Dewey superintendent of School Born praising the Army for moral and financial support. A birth notice notes Claud Ayers born in Spartansburg on fourth, with the baby admitted to Corey Hospital.
Jonathan Lodge elected officers at a recent meeting in the LO 0 FP hall Elmer Shuss noble grand Charles Butters vice grand P L Swanson recording secretary George Benson trustee for eighteen months Paul Auer pianist Oscar Colburn paraphaletter cleric Elmer Shuss and A J Homer representatives to Orphans Home Meadville Aged Home Grove City Installation set for Oct ist led by D D G M Henry and Union City staff Scott Wins Race in Jo Mannahsburg Scott A Scott won the England South Africa air derby covering 52 hours 4 minutes
The Townsend Club of Spring Creek postponed its meeting one week to Tuesday evening October 7 at Grange Hall. John W. Shar on of the Shar on, Pennsylvania district candidate for Congress, will address the meeting.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Lieut A W Thompson Post 264 VFW completed plans at a special meeting to host Northwest Council of Ladies Auxiliaries in this city on Thursday October 15. The Parent Teachers Association of St Edward's will serve luncheon and help prepare for a successful gathering.
United Press reports mixed Wall Street tone for October with subdued September trading and currency worries. It notes pardons bullishness, explains October’s historically varied gains, and highlights a list of active stocks including American Can, General Motors, Chrysler, and Westinghouse amid tentative market movement.
United Press reports publisher William Randolph Hearst retorts to Roosevelt's Syracuse speech. Hearst again accuses the president of Communist support and criticizes the administration's currency plan with Britain and France. Separately, a man named Sullivan suffers a fractured left tibia after a fall at home. Mayor Weis the police chief discuss enforcement amid reports of pilot violations during a Stadium appearance by 8,000 spectators.
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