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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
5
In Joplin Missouri Edward H Shackleford cites to the court that his wife gathered 24 dogs and forced him to feed them, claiming the pets ruined their home and led to their divorce petition.
Mrs GG Barker plans a Ware ren visit hosted by Mrs Thomas Creal. Fay Norton left for home in Tuckahoe after staying with her mother Mrs J N Norton. Mr and Mrs Walter E DeJean aided by Mr and Mrs Frank Schrader traveled to Warren for a short visit. Mrs Harris Kolstee is in Pittsburgh with her husband who underwent facial surgery today. Jeanne McCracken from Butler is in town working for Nast company. Harry Alexander and daughter Jean and Donald Neylon visited Erie on business. The couple married last evening in Clymer with Mrs Sinvilk formerly Marian Crosoutl. A large group from the Corry Presbyterian Missionary Society attends a Cambridge Springs conference. Dr Hugh O'Hare left for Harvard Mass for a ten day fracture surgery course, accompanied to Buffalo by Frank T Babbitt for a drug demonstration. Various other residents travel to Erie Buffalo and Columbus for business and visits. Several social visits noted including Miss Agnes Connell and Mrs Joseph Drolet staying with local friends. Card party at Union City raised funds for the International Temple building fund.
Squire James J Westwool of McKees Rocks was indicted by the Allegheny county grand jury on a murder charge for the shooting of his wife Martha as she slept in their home several weeks ago.
United Press reports the second Royal Sussex regiment sailed from Karachi aboard the Ellora to reinforce Sudan. The move confirms rising tension on the Libyan Sudan frontier. Italy is said to have concentrated forces in Libya near the Egyptian border with about 200 planes within range of Suez.
William Was, former Sikh Magnate, was arrested in Atlantic City by U S marshals at the request of the congressional committee on patents. Fox had refused to testify before the committee which is examining patent pools and cross licensing. Marshals informed counsel that Fox would be taken to New York.
Danna defeated Mahoney by fall in Providence matches while Ireland upset Gus Sonnenberg of Boston in a notable bout.
City Court Judge Anthony Johnson of Dunkirk will be the speaker at the joint installation of Erie County American Legion posts. The ceremony, Oct 18 at Fort LeBouet Post No 285 Waterford, is hosted by the county committee chaired by L H Curtis and A Atling Reeves. District Commander Lioy Stowe and Corry staff conduct the installation with music from Rogers Israel Post No 11 and Stephen C G Szimigala Post No 418 Brie.
A Townville reader reports a daughter with a year long fever sore healed in under six weeks using San Cura Ointment. Advertises antiseptic ointment for eczema boils tetter burns cuts and bruises at 60c 85c and 1.25 a jar.
The New York stock market gained on selective buying with American Can and American Locomotive rising. Union Pacific and American Telephone posted gains while General Motors hit a new high for the period. The 2:15 pm prices showed broad advances across many industrials and utilities.
Arrangements are complete for a Democratic rally at the Masonic Hall in Conwabua on Friday at 8 p m. The program will feature principal speakers Major Hardwell Harl Beshlin and E Clyde Rela of Warren and Arthune Cole Grove of this city. Special entertainment from Warren has been arranged and refreshments will be served. A large crowd is expected.
Dick Bannister enters the Ark Avenue residence hotel where a man falls from a twentieth floor window draped in a leopard robe. Miss Raven Sire becomes the prime suspect as police reveal the Filipino boy was stabbed and tossed from the window. Banister learns Maurice Sire's name and the case deepens with a dramatic, perilous pursuit through the hotel.
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