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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Creal traveled with Mrs. Creal's parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenni Barker to their home at Warren from Archgledin in Canada and the Adirondack Mountains. LA. Hughes and daughter Mary Kathryn left Tuesday for Jamestown after several days with Mr. and Mrs. Barker.
Vincent Heylen and brother Leg spent weeks in the city with family before heading to Bristol then Hollywood. Dozens of names appear, including Miss Neylon Schreckengast visiting from Buffalo, Mrs. Herman Koenig of Erie, and Mrs. Julia Calley and Miss Rose Lahowski on business or visiting. The column lists departures, visits, and travels of local residents and guests, with many individuals in Erie, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit.
Wojtowicz, a Concord farmer, was attacked after returning home from helping thresh buckwheat. He suffered severe scalp wounds and facial gashes. a bloodstained ax was found, though authorities doubt it caused the injuries. Wikowski was arrested, denying motive, while locals labeled him a troublemaker amid lingering tensions.
United Press reports Avan McDade held in jail after a wife died from injuries in an alleged auto quarrel dispute. Investigators say McDade admitted a fight with his wife over divorce and another woman, with a theater date cited. Mary Denahey, 77, named as third party, and Denahey says the affair was ongoing. A pistol or shotgun sale ad appears at the end of the page.
United Press reports New York trading opened with sharp wheat gains but stocks declined as fuel and steel sectors faced bear pressure. Major losses included U S Steel, Allied Chemical, Union Pacific and Bethlehem Steel, with a 215-issue list of declines and numerous corporate price changes across American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse Electric among others.
The Century of Progress Exposition will run through November 12 to allow observances of Personal Liberties Day and Armistice Day. Maj Lenox R Luby announced the extension after appeals from Mayor and association leaders. Planned events include free sandwiches and a military Armistice Day celebration amid debates on the 18th Amendment repeal following November elections.
A fragmented narrative follows Ruth and Joan amid holiday social whirl. Old flame Bill disappears after conflict, while Joan faces a renewed push from Curtis Barstow, planning a quiet dinner and navigating love, ambition, and social expectations in a small town.
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