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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
5
The service intended by Dr Geser missionary to Afries was moved from this evening to Friday evening October 18 at St. Pauls Lutheran church.
Market activity fell as selling in railroad shares weighed on the tape. Early gains faded, with irregular prices by mid session and light volume as traders watched rail equities such as Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and United Steel weigh on indexes.
J de Desmond of East Plain slipped on sleet wet pavement on North Center street about 11 in the forenoon. She suffered a fracture of the right wrist in the fall. A three day examination disclosed at the office of her brother Dr. J C Abie.
Harrisburg reports a new official general order will curb hidden profits by standardizing pricing at milled central stations. The order, issued August 21 and suspended for hearings from September 9 to October 4, seeks equal prices for buyers from farmers and dealers at receiving stations, prompting petitions from sealers who fear losses.
Miss Mabel Berry returned to Buffalo this morning after an overnight stay at home. Col and Mrs Dawson Olmstead and daughters Elizabeth Doat and Miss Georgia Olmstead from Washington arrived due to the death of Mrs Heath. They traveled from Jamestown. Several others, including Melvin Cobbett from Sharman and Mrs William Johnson and daughter Betty Lou from Jamestown, returned home after short trips. Mrs Frank McDuff of Cambridge Springs came for the death in the family. Mr and Mrs R J Johnson visited Everson and Miss Amelix Ryan hosted Mrs Caldwell in Union City. Mrs J C Castay and Mere L Roelofs went to Pittsburgh, S B Elston and L Palmer headed to Lewistown for a Community System meeting. Miss Alice Messinger and Louis Merker left for Sayre Pa. Dr and Mrs Jenny Weeks left for New York City. Mrs Charles Friedman of Cleve ns arrived for a weekend stay. Ross Gleyn returned from Pittsburgh. Nine G G Barker spent time in Warren with Nasey Creal and Mrs Wilson Creal in New York City. Mr and Mrs J L Newhouse left for home.
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Love were held this afternoon at 2 oclock in the Episcopal chapel with the Rev and pastor officiating. The service was well attended with many relatives and friends from out of town. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with committal by Mrs Mue Curnpike officers and pallbearers including Richawa Thomas and James Byays and Frank T Babbit.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral offerings following our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Carl Heidt and the Jani family for support during this difficult time.
An address by Dr. B A Williams of Ashtabula is planned for the Townsend Club of Corry. The gathering will be at the Grant Theatre Building on Monday evening, November 4th at 8 o'clock. Williams is considered a leading speaker on the subject of obedience to local reformers and is highly recommended. Invitations go to club members and others interested.
Governor Buymyda Bugmnuda Sir Thom Ay ASLICY CURILL announced terms ending in April next year. Lieut. Pein John Thoroton Hildyacd to succeed him as the new leader.
Fragmentary notice reports a ceremonial event in London for a new Bermuda governor with mentions of Sir Edward Elgar and a street telephone exchange upgrade. Also notes advertising for furnished rooms for rent and a closing sale of children’s dresses at 218 East Street.
Rev John Wesley Wolt of the American Baptist Publication Society spoke at the State Sanpat School Association convention in Lewistown and Dr Elliott urged action against alcohol. He underlined shifts in attitude, blamed advertising campaigns to boost liquor use, and urged churches to lead a program to protect the rising generation from alcoholic beverages.
Requiem mass was held this morning at St. Elizabeths R C church for Sophie Jaskolski of Cory. Rev Carl Heid presided with church cheir and many relatives present. Interment followed at Blizchettis cemetery. pallbearers named, and relatives from Milwaukee Chicago and nearby towns attended.
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