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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
5
Over 700 visitors attended the Kane Summit hospital open house through yesterday. A tunnel project worker, Robert Vinent, 26, of Tionesta, sustained a back injury at the Tionesta dam site yesterday and is reported in good condition.
Personal mentions from a Hornerstown high school page describe Morgan's morning trip to Chicago for a brief business visit and Clara Wlaherty with Mrs Frank Geuthher traveling from Dun-Kit to Erie to visit sister Mrs C C Carson. Additional local figures visit relatives, attend funerals, or travel to Warren and Youngsville for services and family gatherings. A dog reels in a shark lifeguard quip closes the notice.
A nuptial ceremony at St Thomas rectory this morning united Mina Irma Root and Edward Worry. Rev Francis J Graves officiated. Miss Root wore a brown tailored suit with yellow rosebuds. she was attended by Mrs Dan Peterson. The groom was attended by Mr Peterson. The couple plan an eastern wedding trip and will reside at 121 West Smith Street.
The district deputy president Mrs Blanche Hilliker of Waterford and staff installed Lady Franklin Rebeiial Lodge officers at the I O O F hall last evening. Listings include past noble grand Genevieve Johnson noble grand Alma Erickson right and left supports Howard Loveland Will Dyckes vice grand Mad Carmike Ethel Matthews chaplain Hizol Wildred warden Walter McElroy conductor Gertrude Allen inside Guardian Peter Swanson outside guardian Cr Ayer musician Charlee Perkins captain of degree work Luella Smith left altar support and 12 L Gallagher delegate to Northwestern Pennsylvania I O O 5 Exford Marsh leaving for Pittsburgh was presented a gift and refreshments followed by committee members Hoenes Place and Johnson.
Requiem high mass was celebrated this morning at 9 o'clock from St Elizabeth's church by Rev Carl Heidt in memory of John Jankowski of Columbus B C who passed away Saturday evening at a Pittburgh hospital after an extended illness. St Elizabeth's cemetery and heaven were attended. The relatives and friends attending far away included Mrs and Mrs Andrew Jankowski and family of Moreland Ohio Mr and Mrs George Szolek and family Anthony Privy George Saozyeel Leo Cronkowski of Ryerson Pa Mr and Mrs John Icomendh and family of Alverton Pa Mr and Mrs Stephen Vounialy of Warren Mr and Mrs John Hrup hill of Pittawield Mrs Waller Step Kowstl of Dunkins N Y Me and Mrs Michael Habursky and Mrs John Duravehik of Brie
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A Maryland woman, skilled in golf and swimming, breaks into baseball broadcasting in Washington D C. She hopes to cover pivotal games this season while juggling cakes as a hobby. Her background includes reporting sports and a family of athletes, with plans to tackle football or English Channel feats in the future.
Demand slow on the Pittsburgh Wholesale produce market with varied prices across apples cabbage onions and potatoes. Live stock in Pittsburgh and Buffalo shows modest activity with hogs cattle calves and sheep priced at steady to lower levels amid broad farm-market movement.
Evangelists Mrs. Joseph B. Markey and pastors of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Erie will conduct a two week meeting at Cottage Hill Church starting next Sunday evening through October 2. Services begin at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Markey, secretary of the Allegheny Wesleyan conference, will lead with prayer meetings nightly at the home of Miss Webb. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m.
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