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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1936
Page
5
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Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Catlin returned home from Pittsburgh after attending the Pitt Notre Dame game. Miss Mildred Ross and Mrs. Bedford of Buffalo came home yesterday visiting Mayme Ross and Clifford Ross. Mrs. Agnes Drought and sister Mrs. Gilson of Dunkirk left for Pittsburgh for a few days. Mr. Gilson, here over the weekend, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Litz drove to Kane to visit the Lites. Miss Elizabeth Bauer of Punxsutawney is in the city visiting friends.
A long list of local residents and guests filled a weekend with travel and visits. Mr. and Mrs. D C Daugherty and Holland Morgan were at a camp near Marienville, and W G Bassage and Corning guests stayed with F M Raymond in East Smith street. Many others, including Mrs A J Schryver, Miss Minnie Holly, Mrs Benjamin Roberts, Ruth Fellows, Mary L Nehil, and J E King, journeyed to or from Pittsburgh, Erie, Butler, Bath, and Buffalo for visits, funerals, football, and family gatherings, with several taking trips to Cleveland or Youngstown for events and service attendance.
The ad quotes William Weagraff of Los Angeles and Mrs. H W Davis of Chicago praising San Cura Ointment for healing facial eczema and a baby’s rashes after months of other treatments. It claims the ointment clears skin quickly and lists the price as 60 cents with availability at all druggists.
Mrs Frances Zoe Liddy wife of James Liddy of 40 Cascade Street died at Corry Hospital Sunday night after a two week pneumonia illness. She had been a resident of Corry eighteen years and attended St Thomas Church. Survived by husband mother Mrs Katherine Mullen sister Mrs C A Bratt and brother Dennis Mullen. Funeral at St Thomas Church Thursday at 9 30 a m with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
Mrs Francis Ko mar, 53, of 1228 German Street, mother of eight, was found dead Sunday in a bedroom by city and county officials after a six hour investigation. Police Chief Charles R Leone and District Attorney Mortimer B Grabal said she apparently fell against a picture frame, causing a severe wrist laceration and fatal blood loss.
In Pittsburgh on October 28 John Hanna II, aged 17, faced court on a murder charge for killing his mother after she refused him use of the family automobile. His father and siblings will defend him in court as authorities pursue the case.
Winners announced for a bicycle fastball chest and more at the Halloween matinee drawings. Lindsley failed to claim bicycle prize last week. Brant and Quinlisk won second and third prizes. Additional names listed as participants in the prize drawing, plus a Toledo-bound visit of Mrs Boyle and son after a visit with Mr Boyle.
Elmer Walzer surveys a tense week on Wall Street as traders expect irregular price movements around the presidential election. The Guaranty Survey criticizes government competition in business while noting custody of bond and currency markets shifting toward Treasury control amid France’s fragile franc and unsettled business conditions.
New York October 26 stocks opened lower in the heaviest trading of the month despite a string of favorable earnings and dividend reports. Wall Street observers cite technical factors as the decline, with no change in overall business activity. The steel industry showed a slight rise with weekly operating rate at 74.3 percent of capacity, up from 74.2 last week and 51.2 a year ago. Major issues listed include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, and Westinghouse, among others.
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