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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1932

Page

4

Local church meetings and community notices emerge

Community notices report Pie Ladies of the United Brethren Church to meet at West Columbus Avenue on Wednesday after a busy week with planning and refreshments. Subdistrict Dairy-Then’s League plans a Thursday October 27 meeting at McCray church with a picnic dinner and requested sandwiches. Also warble of local events includes a boxing suspect remanded, a driving while intoxicated arraignment, birth announcements, and Harriette Beauty Shoppe continuing $1 service deals with manicure or facial options.

United Brethren Church Willy Mrs. Prank West Col Ussibus Avenue McCray Sentlemen East Main Street Passionaty Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church CL. Smith A. A. Williams Daubs Pyle Pudige- Wan Erie Girard Yutcher Pyle Albert GC Myers Couritir Fragkiin Harkind ‘Thomson Corry Marcell North Centar Street

Hallowe'en clubs and local notices dot Titusville scene

Local society items report a B Y M Club Halloween gathering at the Caldwell home on Maple avenue, church guild meetings on W Washington street, a 4H club pumpkin sale, and a Chamber of commerce style push for donations. Hospital and police notes mention a Corry hospital operation, a fatal shooting case, and a missing wife mystery under investigation as community groups prepare events and fundraisers.

She _R. HO club Hall Meadville van ‘Tassel Cat Gustafson Gertgude Alten Hallowe'en West Pleasant Street Barlow Block Carry Electric Shop The Quiré Journal Carry Mandolin Club Finnie Brooks Butler Dominick Muraud Buller Bagewall Ry Hyde Ridgway Ouisterhout Hill H. Ledden Bile Sounly Ledden Amis Melvin Douse Cory Hospital Bradford Star Record Meise County ‘Crust Company Walter ©. Heasley Louie Decker Corry Hospital Hilton Fra. Jones Wilmotte Til Titusville Jones Tygonville Lme Ue Salvation Army Venango County Sheri Betwien Pranie Horner John J. Ritchey Corry James Sawn West Third Street G. W. Olmstead Ludlow Bis Run Osway Pritz Ef Stare Franklin—Rubeyeui Sun County Farm Butea Mie E.gift Buifdin Street C. Wahélman Ob West Pari Ishebnan Uedelty Ralph Hearn Coury Magadam Hillite Bart Gilbert Peterson Shedy Avenue Gerry Hospital W. C. McElroy Fifth Avenue

Readers Entertained at Oownee Cam Meeting

The Oownee cam meeting at Misa Emin Crook’s North Center street home drew twelve members with Mrs Crosby as guest. A brief business session followed roll call and a program praising Julia Marlowe Olgar Nethersole Ethel Barrymore Minnie Maddern Fiske Mary Pickford and others featured short sketches and papers. Next meeting will be at Mrs J C Wilson’s Second Avenue home.

Oownee Cam Misa Emin& Crook North Center Street Mrs. Crosby Julia Marlowe A. Ella King Olgar Nethersole A. P. Mount Ethel Barrymore

Senator Davis Speaks in Erie Urging 18th Amendment Repeal

U S Senator James J. Davis of Pittsburgh spoke in Erie Pa last night reiterating his demand for repeal of the 18th Amendment. He praised President Hoover and urged voters to back the Republican slate. Other speakers listed included Lu Gay Arthur James Charles A Waters and Senator Frank Baldwin.

Married at St Thomas Church in Meadville

Miss Thelma Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Peterson of Corry married Thomas C Thomas of Meadville in a morning nuptial Mass at St Thomas Church Rev Francis Graves P R officiated. The bride wore a maroon gown with blue and gold decor. attendants included Zara Peterson and B Dempsey. A wedding breakfast followed at 418 Pine Street Meadville.

Thelma Peterson Thomas C. Thomas Meadville Thelma Petapson Hugh Peterson Second Avenue Charles Thomas Aba St. Thomas Church Francis Graves P. R Zara Peterson Joseph Thomas F. Joseph Thomas Miss B. Dempsey Lohengrin James Shilivan Stella Barry Anna Shields Mr. Sullivan Menielasohn Miss Dempshy Hel Corry Thomas Pine Street St. Bonaventure College Allegany Peterson Corry H.C. Sherman Thomas Mitchell Frante Mitchell George Thomas

Skinner Miller Wedding Today in Sherman

Miss Meiva Miller of Cambridge Springs and Attorney H. Skinner Jr of Jamestown were married this morning at the bride’s parents home in Sherman in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. Pollan. The bride wore green crepe with velvet trimming and wore a boutonniere of yellow rose buds. Donald Miller served as best man. After a wedding breakfast, the couple planned a southern trip and will reside at 107 East South Street, Corry.

Meiva Miller D. W. Miller Cambridge Springs H. Skinner, Jr Jamestown, Jr Revi East South Street Corry Skmner H. Skinner Sherman University of Buffalo Jamestown Miller Popillar Coryelt Model Dairy Company Sone Time Alice Messinger Dorothy Hammond Morence Lindquiat

Sheriff Seeks New Trial in Big Suit

Philadelphia reporters note that Common Pleas Court judges will hear Congressmen Benjamin M. Golder's appeal for a new trial on November 28. Golder was found guilty of slandering Sheriff Richard Wegiein and ordered to pay $5,000 in damages after the April 1 primary campaign. The sheriff fled $25,000, charging Golder with slander during the renomination bid.

Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Benjamin M. Golder Richard Wegiein Golder

Philadelphia vote machines in doubt decide in favor

Philadelphia Oct 25 organizations join in rectest that James M Haziel chairman of the Republican city committee favors retention of voting machines. The issue will be voted upon at the November section.

Philadelphia Wisi Divic James NM. Haziel Republicar City

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