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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
5
Gus Autran, 71, a veteran plainsman, believes he is the only man ever attacked by a fox. The animal, dazed by a bear, tore off his shirt before Autran killed it with a stone.
James Webster retires as dean of the sugar industry in this region. He spent 42 years in sugar business here, with the last 22 years as manager of Pepeekto Sugar Co.
The Clymer News Letter reports a club meeting where Mrs. Winifred Christensen was elected president and Mrs. Amy Newhouse named video president. Guests included Mrs. George Howe and Mrs. Ellen Yates Milles Mayville. The day featured a playlet Mabel's Aunt, music, and speeches amid village updates and local visits.
Partial OCR note mentions rooms for rent with a date reference 24 but lacks full details. This item appears as a classified-like snippet from a local page. Context is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, organization, or place.
Personal mentions list residents such as Verne Bowles Mrs Whert Lynn Ernst Kappel and Mr and Mrs J A C Batton in Warren for Mrs Dolla Sherman funeral. Many others plan weekend visits to Edinboro Spartansburg Erie Pittsburgh Kane and Buffalo. trips include family visits and library meetings.
George Stout of West 10th Street named chairman to reorganize the Young Democrats in Erie into ward and district clubs. Since taking the role he has organized many new clubs and elected officers. Democrats feel renewed strength could aid Roosevelt and other ticket candidates beyond the 10,000 majority once led by Artinw Colegrave. Stout is the son of G. W. J. Stout, head of the Erie Forge companies.
Members of the Junior Elementary Parents Teachers Association held a special session at Mrs. W. M. Young’s home to revise October 27 to an evening meeting inviting both fathers and mothers. A program features pupil musical entertainment, a community sing led by Mrs. B. S. Dewey, and a talk by an out of town speaker with refreshments to follow. A lost orange Angora kitten in the neighborhood near Dp Bea pett yelerindrian is reported missing.
The October meeting of the Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society convened in the church parlors with Mrs. Harry Smith presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. F. E. Whittlesey, and Mrs. Claud Piane reported plans to raise funds for the doorlery. A Harvest party yielded a nice sum, and baskets will be organized for ward relief. birthdays October noted and a savory tureen dinner followed the session.
About seventy five guests gathered in the church parlors for a reception honoring new members of St Pauls Litteran Church. A featured program included music by Mrs Banton Smith and Mrs Roy Street, a quartet led by George Thomas, social games, group singing, and a luncheon of sandwiches and cake after the program.
The market posted its first 300,000 share day since February and hit new highs as all-listed securities gained about 40 billion from July 1 levels. Utilities led with heavy volume, rail and manufacturing shares rose, while low-priced issues lagged. C&O declared extra dividends in cash and stock as trading closed for a long weekend.
General Motors and Chrysler rallied to new highs since 1929 in closing trading with a broad recovery across the mixed list. Steel rose as motors and other industries pushed up the market, despite uncertain tests of the Tennessee Valley Authority act looming.
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