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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1932

Page

5

Tragedy at Walnut Bend Home Fire Claims Child Life

A 9 year old, Edward Collins, died from burns after kerosene was used to start a blaze at a Walnut Bend summer home by the Allegheny river. His sisters Joan and Merflean are in fair condition at Oil City Hospital. The fire also injured Mrs. Edward Collins Nolan Collins and others.

Oil City Walnut Bend Old City OM City Edard Collins Ficir Allegheny River Edward Collins Oil City Hospital Joan Collins Merflean Westitt Street Nolan Collins Edward

Social Notes Reach Beyond Corry Many Visiting Friends

Personal mentions record visits and departures as residents and guests travel from Ey to Meadville Warren Jamestown Erie and Buffalo. Names include Kenneth Mathews Harvey Blass Roland Nichols Albert Fox G. B. Saxton Mary Hall and many others with local hosts at East Frederick Street North East and Corry.

Local visitors and returns from Jamestown and Erie

Mr and Mrs Halph Newell and family and Mr and Mrs C W Lindquist and family from Jamestown N X were guests in the city returning home last evening. Mr and Mrs Hares Kromas visited Erie with their son Harry and family Saturday. M L Haggerty of Oil City came Sunday and spent the week with friends Mr and Mrs C A Mountain and son Merton Mrs and Mrs Tra Wick and son Ivan spent Sunday in North East with Mr and Mrs Hoy Little. Agnes Blaha came home Sunday evening from a weekend with friends in Erie. Norman Mountain who works in North Fort spent Sunday in the city at his East Church Street home. Mr and Mrs EL Yost of Meadville are visiting at the home of Mrs Wilkinson on N Center Street and will leave Tuesday for Erie. Miss Winifred Pettengill returned home withing Jamestown this afternoon after a weekend stay at her home here. Mrs Daniel O Day of Meadville is visiting here this afternoon with her sister Mrs Heath and other relatives.

Kenneth Mathews Harvey Blass Roland Nichols Albert Fox W. C. Clark Beaver Tam Blue Eye M. Carroll Corry Meadville Ernest Hall Meadvill Mary Hall Hast Irving Street Raymond Bensink Oil City R. A. Taylor Titusville Dan Lyons Salmanca N. Y A. Zalzneck G. B. Saxton Jamestown M. L. Capwell Gwendolyn Paine Detroit Mich Mary Raymond Allegheny College Mast Smith Street J. G. Hyer D. & Trone Clarendon, Pa C. Te Charles Elke Harold C. Patterson Robert May Charles Patterson CS. Bentley Buffalo Franklin, Pa Q. J. Bowls Harold Tate Henry Rigdlesperher Bell Shurmer Bell Davis Hattie Wing Warren Gorey Tola Long John Long Wayne Street Jett C. H. Tauber Spartansburgh Pred Camp F. H. Lovey Jack Altfiel Ruth Frank Brig Frank H- A. Wank Mott Street S. W. Brown Sicile Cleveland Blanch Bemis Spring Creek Ity Suny Ralph Dseluiden City R. S. Burr East Prederick Street John Newcomb Westfield Newcomb Genevieve Sehwone Gerald Rickerson North’ Warren John Hale Russell Guin Pentonville N.Y Faith John Culley al Warrows Sia Icenear Donald Miller Marl Hasbrouck Roland North East Blanche Loveland Charles Loveland Lawrence Gidicott Henry Group M. Burke Nicholas Aguilano JH. Reagie Jean Lee Grave Gily Halph Newell C. W. Lindsquist N. X Hares Kromas Erie Harry M. L. Haggerty O11 Neve C. A. Mountain Merton Tra Wick Ivan Hoy ‘Little Agnes Blaha Norman Mountain North Fort East Church Street EL. Yost Tay Wilkingon N. Center Winifred Pettengilt Daniel O'Day Heath

Stocks Show Little Change on Wall Street

Prices moved back and forth on the stock exchange with limited professional activity and small price moves. A list of likely prices includes American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American Telephone and Telegraph Anaconda Atlantic Refining Auburn Automobile Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Colum bial Gin Continental Surtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott. A fire destroyed a large barn on the R A Burger farm west of Titusville, origin unknown. Loss estimated at about 2500 dollars, partly covered by insurance.

Wrnce Ersas New York American T & T Avantic Refining Auburn Bot Ouvassine Bethlehem Canadian Pacific c Columbia Gin Continental Surtiss- Wright Pels General Electric General Motors International Nickel iXennecott

Patricia Braithwaites Bold Plan To Secure Her Future

Patricia Braithwaites fate hangs on a daring family scheme. Pamela confronts the engagement break and Warren proposes funding Patricia to study art abroad while Mr Braithwait weighs options. A plan to move to Paris with Pamela and Warren’s support aims to secure Patricia’s future and Jimmies place.

Patricia Braithwait Mursing Kisine Pamela Mass Warren Wien Apni Ce Vonae Cunee Laine Jinentie Gardel Tiv Vat Jinmie Pat Jimmie

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