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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1937
Page
5
Cynnerson arrived late this morning for Duffalo to attend the Tulane Colgate game and plans to spend the weekend with friends. Mrs Anthony Reyda spent two weeks with relatives in Shamokin Pa and returned home this morning.
Mrs. Jack Matinnes of Lancaster shares a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Blair. Mrs. CM Howard and others returned from a two day Pennsylvanian Parent Teachers conference in Brookville. Numerous residents, including Miss Mary Cogan and Miss Neylon Schseckengost, plan short trips to Ripley Exe and Exe this week while others prepare for trips to Atlantic City Cleveland and Akron for family and business matters.
Heath claimed Stephen Flanagan at 230 West Congress Street after a brief illness of two months. A longtime Corry resident born November 1, 1862, he worked for Climax Manufacturing and later retired about ten years ago. He leaves a daughter Marie of Marvasburg, a brother Thomas of East Beals, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday at St Thomas Church with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
A large fire swept through a college hall causing an estimated 500000 in damage to the building and equipment. Students fled with only blankets as flames reached the administration area. many saved only personal belongings while dormitory rooms were destroyed.
Financial markets ended mixed as stocks opened lower then recovered, with U S Steel and Chrysler showing notable moves. Kennedy's tax comment boosted sentiment while expectations for freight rate hikes persisted. copper and chemicals edged higher and aviation and steel news remained unfavorable. Nearby, a 1436 snake killing tale and Erie city notes appeared among miscellaneous items.
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