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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
5
Sciota Church Women’s Club calls a special meeting at 2:80 at Miss Marion J. Skidmore’s home to finalize arrangements for a Halloween social. Public invited to Friday event with music, fun, and a lunch.
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors. J W Lambing returns from Olean while Paul Auer Clyde Blows and William Blair travel to Union City for business. Many names, towns, and brief travels are recorded as guests, visitors, or attendees at events in Erie, Olean, Union City, and beyond.
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association opened a five day convention at Erie in conjunction with the State Organization to Public Health Nursing and the State League of Nursing There are Corry nurses in attendance Dr Maxwell Lick of Bis president elect of the Pennsylvania Medical Society Dr Eduard Lindeman of the New York School of Social Workers and Dr Arthur G Davis of the Erie County Merricks Society will address sessions during the week Rev and Mrs William Hall returned from Erie after spending Sunday there with Hall assisting at St John s Lutheran church service on Sunday evening
Miss Mary Ma aret Moore and George V. Mote, both of Corry, wed Oct. 19 in Erie at First Methodist Opiss Copal church with Rev. Robert J. Montgomery officiating. Attendants were Milas Mary McKee and Carl Smith. The bride, daughter of Nora Moore, wore rust crepe with matching hat and talisman roses. McKee is a former Erie resident. After Nov. 15 the couple will reside at 871-2 East Bond Street, Corry.
Mrs Frank Crosby and Mrs Merie Page of the Cohumis Ladies Ad Society complete plans for a silver tea at Columbus Community Church on Thursday evenings. A fashion revue and other entertainment are featured. Public invitation extended to attend.
Adrian J. Bonnelly chief deputy to Attorney General Charles J Mar-Elotti and Clair Ross deputy attorney general will give principal addresses at a Democratic rally at 8 PM at Wins Hast High School. Their talks will be broadcast over WLUEU from 9 to 10 PM.
Police issued an urgent lookout after a masked robber described as a tall woman in dark clothing escaped with 500 dollars from Union National Bank in Franklinville, N.Y. The staff followed the suspect who threatened violence with a revolver as she fled toward the Pennsylvania line. state police were dispatched to patrol the highways.
Mrs Nellie B Swayor tian received word that Mrs Ralph Bracken died Sunday morning at her Detroit home after a lingering illness. Bracken was a former Corry resident, daughter of Mrs Mary A Bracken who is in Detroit. Funeral services and burial will be in Detroit on Wednesday morning.
United Press reports a nervy day on the New York stock market with early highs near four year peaks. Utilities show strength while many leading issues swing widely. notable action includes thirty-year and key industrials like General Electric and Westinghouse sharing floor moves amid brisk volume and mixed closes. Also noted are cranberry harvests in Wisconsin marshes and a Royal Mounted Police detachment in MacLeod.
Karen Sire, daughter of Maurice Sire, is suspected as a Filipina servant is stabbed and thrown from an upper floor. Ecologist Dick Bannister refuses to believe her guilt while Captain Boyle and detective Toole chase the Whipple syndicate. A torn leopard robe, a missing clasp, and a hidden stiletto shape a web of motive as Maurice Sire returns with a striking companion.
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