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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
5
Arthur Wood ward curator of history at the Los Angeles museum plans an extensive aerial survey over the Southwest to locate ancient Taciian ruins, invisible to ground observers.
In Rockhill Missouri residents confront a sparrow infestation as birds roost in trees near several towns prompting armed efforts to exterminate them. Authorities report the nuisance endangers fire apparatus access during alarms and urge police action.
A flurry of visitors and guests fills Corry as Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keser of New York arrive as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. F N Ames. George Medinger of Cleveland plans a visit with the Ames family, while Mrs. A W Phillips and Mrs. Ethel Karl of Meadville call on the Dickson family on West Pleasant street. Winding through the weekend, Mrs. W C Ax and sons Cal and Cas visit relatives in McKeesport, and Miss Virginia Smith with Beatri Hulings spend time with Mrs. Chris Smith in Warren. Robert Wilcox leaves Granville, Ohio for a Denison University weekend with friends.
Hazel Childs White aged 29 died at her parents home 512 Mailler street Titusville after a year of illness. Born July 6 1904 in Rome township she moved to Titusville at age 13 and graduated high school in 1925. She married Homer White June 5 1926 and is survived by husband daughter Geraldine Mas and her parents Ralph and Alden Childs and sister Mrs With Childs Christy. The body was prepared for burial at W J Arnold mortuary and returned to her parents home.
Mrs Wendell Sbisids and her infant daughter were discharged from Jerry hospital and removed to their home on Concord street today where they have been patients.
The W C T U met at Mrs Maude Hemingway's home on Fifth Avenue with twenty members and four visitors. They finalized plans for a city wide school poster contest awarding first and second prizes, the winners to compete for a county prize funded by Sylvia Ripley Bemis. Dr Mudge urged education against beer and the 48th amendment repeal, while Rev Poultoy criticized removing constitutional amendments. A November fund drive for the Young People's branch and related groups was announced, with next meeting at Mrs Ella Hunburt's home on West Wredlevick street. Publicity Director
George W Knowlton yesterday purchased the Washington Market store and fixtures at 7 Hast Washington street and announced plans to reopen the grocery soon after sale approval, likely next week. The new owner has long operated a North Center street grocery.
New York stock markets opened with a sharp contrast to generally lower prices in stocks and commodities. Bond buying surged on the Fourth Liberty Loan refunds but stock losses lingered with Dow moves down about three points. A long list of major corporations appears in the readable fragment.
Joan Hasings flees her stern aunt to find Bill Martin in Philadelphia but he has left town. She rooms with Mrs. Massier Kimmel in San Francisco and meets Curtis Barstow while Bill returns after Ruth Gillespie and Rollo Keyes complicate their lives. A stormy reunion unfolds with jealous rivals and the fear of losing love.
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