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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1934
Page
5
Miss Dorthy Haskins left yesterday for her work in Hornetl Ne. She visited at home with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs E J Roger went to Baie this morning to spend the day.
Personal mentions list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Mra A B Cortiin visits at her daughter Mrs Dan Keppel and family. Lottie Holton returns to Meadville for a short stay in her home city. Perry Cragg and Walter Kneal of Cleveland left Corry after visiting Harold Cragg. Jahimar Danielton and companion returned from Chicago after attending the World's Mail. Betty Fulton travels to Buffalo for a sister visit. C Shoop returned from Warren after an overnight visit and attended a Pi Mu meeting with several local figures. W A Steen and family return from Youngstown. they were guests of D L Steen. Mayors Glen Miller and wife enjoy a motor trip east and elsewhere, visiting Sthel in Washington and West Virginia. Reulati Ross visits her mother during a Rice Hotel stay in Union City. Dora Phelps heads to Meadville to Allegheny College. Frank Moore spent a day on business in Erie. Kenneth Freeman and Zora Skinner visit with C D Skinner in Northwest street. Mrs Jack Wirepatrick and Mrs Della Brown head home to Niagara Falls after a weekend with Cora Rourke. S E Levandosih arrives from Jamestown for a visit with J L Newhouse. Franklin Bapvist of Erie visits his father F J Babbitt in Corry then heads east. K N Lang and daughter Anna of Olean attend funeral of William Weaver in Ravenna. Warren Palmer and Edith return to Youngstown after visiting local relatives. Tha Austin and Mrs H Jones travel to Erie for an overnight guest stay.
An old style health ad targets readers over 40 with a weight loss of sleep due to bladder problems. It promotes a green tablet branded Bukets containing juniper oil and Buchu leaves. The copy promises relief from frequent urination and night awakenings within days, with a money back guarantee from Keister's Cut Rate.
Charles A. Fuller pastor Rey of Centerville Pa and former Corry resident was guest speaker at Corry Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corry. He spoke on hunting land and fishing with notes on stream restocking and game protection, plus deer and fish stories. Local member Lity gave a short talk on Indian mounds recently uncovered in the area. Twenty-six members and one guest attended the weekly gathering.
Last evening’s meeting at the Opportunity Club in Mapleays tre led by Mrs. J B Patterson with devotionals by Mrs John Rickers. Mrs R A Ott was named chairman of a tea for November 2 at the Presbyterian church to fund interior redecorating. Mrs Fred Hoenes to lead. The program featured Mrs G L Boyd’s talk on her Missouri vacation and contests by Mrs Richard R os sbacher. Hostess with Mrs Hubert Heerlem and others served a repast. Next meeting set for November 1 at the home of Mrs P yed Hoenes of North Center Street.
The European Passion Play will stage at Rex Theatre with two matinees and one evening show in English under Alfred Wolff. A 150-strong cast in period costume presents a dramatic New Testament story, touring nationally for six years. Some matinees will be open to students with reserved seating and pricing.
Members of Catholic Daughters of America Court will hold a dinner at 6 30 o clock in the I O C rooms Wednesday evening. The regular meeting and officer elections follow the dinner. Proceeds go to the Sisters of Mercy as the court's annual offering.
A reader testimonial from D B Sinclair of 403 North Lena Street Dathan Ala urges use of San-Cura Ointment and Soap to cleanse and dress cuts burns and minor wounds. The ad touts 25c and 60c sizes and urges purchase at all druggist locations.
The assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Premier Barthou unsettles New York markets on Oct 9 as Wall Street opens lower and trades turn volatile. Equities dip further before a late, muted recovery with large blocks changing hands but little sustained pressure.
Mary Ennis of Rochester New York is a guest at the home of her brother Charles J Ennis and family on Maple Avenue. The short note places Ennis in the vicinity while listing the Ennis family in transit during a local social moment.
United Press reports beneficiaries of High Mesfee McAfee's will, totaling about 1.2 million dollars for charity, plan to call witnesses to prove the glass maker was competent when drawing the will. Indianapolis cousin Hugh Valentine, 81, challenges the will claiming McAfee suffered senile dementia and was not competent when he fired in 1932. Val entine and other witnesses testified McAfee appeared coherent before death.
Susan Broderick lives in the old family mansion with Morris, John, Aunt Worthy, Edne, and Lutie as they cling to social pretensions despite wealth loss. Susan frets over Wallace Stef fen and a paying guest. she recalls the Cullen clan who welcomed all, and the contrast with Wallace’s aloofness. Aunt Nell hosts, Mary Cullen charms, and Sara is the library helper, while stories of love and lineage unfold in the Cullens' warm, bustling home.
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