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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1929
Page
5
Misa A. Ely, visiting at Mia Sitter family on East Main Street, returned to her Meadville home this morning. F A Loveland went to Harrisburg this morning and attended the State Board of Education meeting.
Personal mentions show Lucile Pulling heading to Edinboro for ten weeks at home. Shodo heads to Kane for the Study Club opening, while Mrs McElroy and relatives travel for Norman/Warren business. Many residents visit Garland, Erie, Cleveland, Detroit, and Meadville with relatives and friends.
In Columbus a series of sermons and addresses begins Sunday evening October 6 and runs through October 13. Rev Laurence J Eightney will lead discussions on religion. Services start at 8 pm with a program including Spirituals sung by Susan Wilson of Ribler, church singing, and other features to draw a full house. Public invited.
Nottingham Oct 5 Lloyd George is reported confined to bed with a high temperature and normal pulse after contracting a chill at the Bermal max meeting yesterday Doctors say he improved this morning but must remain in bed While at the Liberal federation function he met a guest at the home of D Snoble president of the Nottingham Liberal Federation The guest was reportedly at Snook s home where the premier is now confined to bed Meanwhile Mrs Geneva wife of the retired heavyweight champion underwent successful appendectomy in Berlin performed by Dr A W Mayler at Mayer Sanitarium Indianapolis
Ownership, management, and circulation details for the Corry Evening Journal are provided, listing publishers Arthur Colegrove and Kathryn McMahon, editor Arthur Colegrove, managing editor William Lombardi, and business manager Kathryn McMahon. It notes owners Mrs A. L. Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove, with no declared bondholders, and records a 2000 average monthly circulation.
The first in a fall and winter series for the youth of Emanuel Episcopal church drew about 150 guests last night. Chaperoned by several couples and Rev L D Utts, the event featured Cash's Canaries with Miss Helen Grace Merrick and others providing music. Dancing and cards filled the evening while the Girls Friendly Society earned a small sum from sop and candy sales.
Andrew Sorenson of Philipsburg, noted exhibition marksman, will demonstrate rifle and pistol shooting and the latest hunting telescopes, reloading tools, and pistol shots at the ride range tomorrow morning. All sportsmen and crack shots are invited, admission free. Sorenson drew crowds at Camp Perry for his exhibitions.
The market closed with quotations from Log an & Bryan of Old City. Notable listings include American Smelters, Kennecott, International Nickel, General Motors, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Atlantic Refining, Curtis-Wright, General Electric, and Union Pacific among others. Weather outlook calls for showers midweek, with near normal temperatures at week start and a warming trend later.
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