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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
5
The Young Republicans of this city held a regular meeting at the club headquarters in the Horn stock Thursday evening. They arranged a welcome for Arthur James, Republican candidate for Zoy amar, who is to speak at the Grand theatre under their sponsorship on Monday evening, October 17th.
The Supreme Court declines Bard’s petition citing interference with executive duties. Justice Justine Horace Stern’s October opinion upholds a legislature driven special session action allowing the attorney general to supersede a district attorney, denying Bard that authority due to his duty to an accused governor.
A string of personal mentions records visitors from Niagara Falls to Jamestown and Washington, D C, in Olean and Titusville. Names include Mrs Charles Kinley Miss Hel Morel Mrs Hurd Mrs Arthur Van Wagnen Mrs J Hubert Heerlein Mrs Oscar Fritz Mrs J T Payne Mrs Janks Heath Mrs W S Higherwell and family, Mr Charles Partchey, Mr Carlton Chaffee, Mrs Lynn Campbell Mrs C Akan Mrs Albert Childs Mrs Clyde VanDuser Mr Lyra Campbell Mrs Wilbur Borgnson and others. Families plan gatherings at the Hyfielger home and celebrate a Sith wedding anniversary. Kathryn Ferry returns to Jamestown after a city visit.
Announcement by Misses Mary and Kathryn Perry details plans to open a dressmaking and beauty salon in the Cohen block above the Woolworth store. The apartment is being remodeled and they expect to open about November 1. Kathryn Perry, a graduate of Jacdua Beauty School, is a licensed operator in New York and Pennsylvania and has worked at Mayville Modern Beauty Shoppe. Mary Perry has run a dressmaking shop on West Washington Street since last February.
Washington October 1 President Roosevelt hinted at possible budget improvements if economic upturn arrives. He and advisers have discussed treasury conditions and 1940 outlays while press conferences noted potential statements on budget prospects. Recent budget trends have been unsatisfactory.
At the Kiwanis Club meeting held at the Hotel Corry thirty members attended with guests Al Upton of Erie S Swartz past president of Allentown Pa Wilford Pomeroy and Robert Brown of Corry Musiy provided by the Kiwanis orchestra Pomeroy spoke on Archery displaying various bows and arrows and offering an entertaining bow and target demonstration to illustrate the topic The meeting drew strong interest from service club members.
War era death reported for Miss Mary Cmiel 22 of Columbus R D 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cmiel She died Thursday morning at Hamburg Pa sanitorium where she had been a patient since January Surviving parents two dozen relatives include brothers Stanley at Mt Alto Hospital Joseph Frank Walter and others Funeral arrangements are incomplete St Elizabeth church in his city is noted as her congregation.
Demand on the Pittsburgh wholesale produce market was moderate with apples and cabbage cited as weak to steady. Livestock across Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show varied bids with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep trading slowly. New York markets note utility stock gains amid potential rate-free expansion.
Former State Senator Joseph R Ziesenheim was named chairman of the program committee for a Republican rally next Monday night in the Public auditorium 4th and French streets. Principal speakers will be Judge Arthur James Republican nominee for governor and U S Senator James J Davis.
Hamiusburg reports Secretary James Bo gardus said the department expects to complete within a year four stations of radio facilities to prevent forest fires and aid the twin pupils in evacuation. Installations may include 200 portable shortwave radios operated by batteries for the department's field force in the Shaquehenna river watershed and sending receiving equipment for each of the 140 forest sites.
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