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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1936
Page
5
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Miss Marilyn Dietzel hosted by Miss Virginia Young on West Smith street spent three days in Jamestown after returning from New York City. She was a guest of Miss Young and stayed at her Metropolitan Life Insurance dome residence.
Funeral services for Kenneth Morris Jr of Corry RD were held Sunday at 1 45 PM at Bracken Keating chapel conducted by Rev H R Harris of United Brethren in Christ. Interment followed at Ping Grove cemetery with bearers James Shayer Clifford Long Raph Warren and George Stanford. Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs William Morris and son Mr and Mrs Everett Kerr Mr and Mrs Mitford Morris and Miss Geneva Morris of Centerville Mr and Abs Emmett Messenger of Wrightsville Mr and Mrs Rebinton and son Mr and Mrs Fred Slider Mr and Mrs Roy Cook and son of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Hugh Myers of Mount Union Pa.
San Francisco Oct 12 The United States uses agricultural financing to address a chronic farming problem. Richard W Young general counsel of the Farm Credit Administration notes the issue intensified after 1890 as fertile land diminished and farmers pressed to acquire more land by 1930, bringing the system into focus to aid expansion and stability.
The Girl Scouts of the United Chapel resume season with a Wednesday meeting at 7 o'clock in the church. Mrs. Harri HL Koppel and Mrs. Dawned TM Mhy Abu are in charge and urge all members to attend. Light refreshments will be served. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support after Kenneth Morris Jr.'s death.
A crowded roster of personal visits and travels in Corry notes Mr. and Mrs. £. F. Bertes of Erie hosting on Sunday, with relatives and friends from Hyde Park to Jamestown and Harrisburg. Several residents return from weekends in Erie, Pittsburgh, Oil City, and Jamestown, while others travel to Philadelphia, Daytona Beach, and Cleveland for visits and events.
Miss Mary Riza beth Wojeiechowski daughter of Mr and Mrs Alec Wojelechowski and Everett J Fries son of Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips married in a nine o clock nuptial mass at St Elizabeth's Church officiated by Rev Carl Heidt. A large gathering of relatives attended the ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at 2412 West Park Place.
Funeral services for Albert B. Hoitink veteran Panama undertaker will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Panama Church with the body in state from 1 p.m. He was born October 1861 in Clymer and lived in Panama since 1902. A former Harmony town clerk, he belonged to Paramus Lodge and the County Funeral Directors Association. Survived by wife, daughter Irma Graves of Panama, and son Letual Hoitink of Randolph.
The G LE patrons plan a meeting Tuesday evening in the Lacy building at Oelock with Arthur Mortis as chairman. Spokesmen include Howard Haymond and Percy Darrow. the group has operated as a temporary committee developing GLF Volume with Boyd Spencer and G L B agent-buyer.
Pater Amtents and Mrs Sophia Wagner of Brave Hollow Pa announce the marriage at St Bliesteih's church at one o'clock. Rev Carl Heldy officiated. Miss Frank Butcher of this city and Joseph Wagner, son of the bride, served as attendants. They will reside at Gomy R. B. 1.
In Honolulu efforts run by federal agencies tackle persistent pests threatening the city. Officials describe two major risk factors at work, aiming to curb infestation and protect residents. The piece notes the ongoing challenge and the government’s role in mosquito and pest management in Hawaii.
The text notes automatic expiration of a term and specifies successors to be elected for one, two, and three years. After the business session there will be entertainment and prize awards. Refreshments will be served.
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