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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1930

Page

5

Quaero Glib Club Reviews MacDonald Visit

The Quaero Glib weekly gathering with Miss Sarah Powell discussed Ramsay MacDonald and President Hoover. The program featured pieces on MacDonald's friendship visit to America and notable lectures by Mrs. G W Waggoner, Mrs. Anna Wilcox, Mrs. A D Colegrove, plus a Schumann Heink reading. Mrs. Colegrove will host next Tuesday at Huclid street. Alice Mandaville of Garland is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marvin on North Center street.

Quaero Glib Sarah Powell Wast Smith Street Ramsay MacDonald Herbert Hoover McDonald's America G. W. Waggoner Anna Wilcox MzacDonald A. D.golegrove Schumann Heink A. D. Colegrove Huclid Street Alice Mandaville Garland And Richard Marvin North Center Street

Personal mentions fill Corry city pages in brief notes

Local residents and visitors appear in a string of short items. John Lovelind of Findley Late visits Corry while Ralph and Mrs. Dewey report a sudden death in Ripley. Andrew Blaha and Agnes Plaha accompany family from Pittsburgh. Postmaster C S Bentley and others attend a Postmasters meeting in Cambridge Springs, with Chief J W Johnson of Philadelphia. Various arrivals, departures, and visits span Warren Union City Hornell Detroit and Toronto as contending notices touch on society, business trips, and family movements.

John Lovelind Findley Corry Ralph S. Dewey Ripley A. B. Dewey A. Langton Ralph Munson Warren M's. G Te Willett Union City William Smith L. T. Berliner New York City Gorry Alfred Wriday Los Angeles Calif Windley Lake C 15 W. Hi. M.S M. M. Blaha Pittsburgh Charles Rathbun Sharon Jivng Andrew Blaha Agnes Plaha C'S. Bentley O. A. Johnson L B. Burlingame Harold Shannon Cambridge Springs J. W. Johnson Philadelphia Frank N. Sitesome Hornell Sidney Darwin Buffalo

Card Party at St Edward's Hall Raises Funds for St Thomas Church

A lively card party at St Edward's Hall hosted by Cory Branch M4 5 CBA used twelve tables for bridge and five hundred with prizes to Mrs Detin Kitelinger Miss Clara Cullen and others. Sandwiches coffee and desserts were served as proceeds go to St Thomas church.

St.dward's Hall Cory Branch C. B.A Detin Kitelinger Clara Cullen Join Newcom Thomas Mea Arthur Pitts Joseph Burkhart Mary Patterson Mary Munray Floyd Eisel Mamzard Hand Florence Lynd St Thomas Church

Condition Of Auto Crash Victims Is Unchanged

Little change was reported at Cory Hospital today in the condition of three Detroit residents injured in the automobile accident west of the ally Monday forenoon. Mrs. Al Weissman is the most seriously injured with a broken hip and suffering injuries to her chest. Her recovery is expected though Mrs. Lin's condition remains quite serious.

Cor +y Hospital Detroit al Weissman

Railroad Executive To Address Kiwanians

J D Barber Meadville superintendent of the Meadville division of the Erie Railroad will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon on "Prie Railroad" and is expected to deliver a message of interest to railroad workers. Barrett era, the Covy elu club is set to hear him discuss railroading.

Kiwanis Club J .D. Barber Meadville Erie Railroad Barber Brie Covy Elu

Weighty Hats Messily Trimmed With Leather and Metal Ornaments

A garbled description notes hats trimmed with leather and metal ornaments. It mentions weights and references the number five to eight in unclear context, but provides no clear event, person, or organization details. The fragment lacks a coherent subject or outcome to summarize.

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Market stock quotes and local obituaries in Corry notes

The field lists numerous stock quotations from Log an Bryan Oil City and mentions two Corry based victims of poisoned liquor. William and Edward Lang, Titusville bricklayers, died from toxic liquor effects and were known locally along with a Titusville butcher connected to other victims. A. L. Foster left for Ashtabula on business.

Logan & Bryan Oil City New York Lock Exchange Lloyd M. Bracken Corry William Edward Lang Titusville Cone Bedame Langs

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