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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1937
Page
5
Fragmented OCR fragment notes a Western on Mast Main with references to months and focal tusyille lacking clear subject and action. No coherent event identifiable. core details and participants missing.
Personal mentions record Ed Desmond leaving for a business trip to Chicago and Mrs Kay Bell visiting Erie. Several women travel to Tamestown to visit relatives, and Mrs Sadie Hipple plans return home to Astoria. Others, including Mrs F G Woo and Mrs Halligan, spend time in Oswego and Cleveland. A funeral body was transported to Potsdam for burial Thursday.
John Montague walks free after acquittal to a roar of supporters. He hints at capitalizing on his fame with offers from Hollywood and advertisers while sports writers hail him as possibly the greatest golfer of all time. Telexes of congratulations arrive as industry deals loom.
Gov. George supports road improvements and a larger motor patrol to cut Pennsylvania highway deaths from an eight-per-year average. He orders 500 highway patrolmen immediately, arguing life-saving costs justify the expense and that thorough resurfacing requires constant enforcement.
The obituary notes W M Howson died early this morning at Hamel bon Vilal Erie after a short illness. Born March 20 1858 in Roches N Y he lived in Wurry for 20 years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Melzer and Mrs Ava M Nisoil of Painesville Ohio and other relatives. Funeral from Bracken Keating parlors Friday at 1 30 PM with interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Funds invited to call after Thursday afternoon.
Funeral services for Ass. Julia Ann Burel, who died Friday at her West Washington home, were held Friday afternoon at 2 30 from Brae Rendthating chapel. Rev G J Chrines and Missum Allyaney church assisted by Key Glony eyes officiated. Interment followed with pallbearers and mourners listed from several local families and communities.
Dems plan a large rally in Columbus on Friday evening October 20 with Warren County official candidate for district attorney Richard Lott expected to attend. Local committee members will name a slate for various offices and urge all Columbus and surrounding voters to attend the gathering.
Culled from the College of Ozarks in Clarksville Ark a student traveled 40 miles to attend the term officials report Agron Rihyhdel Cock of Ilawucks Alasia attended this year’s term at the college.
Wall Street today teased a mixed bag of topics from the auto mobile show debut to new dividend news from U S Steel and earnings chatter for Bethlehem Chrysler and General Motors. The report notes cautious sentiment, hints at a possible bottom in the downturn, and mentions a potential overhaul of market regulation with vectors around a new SEC chair and possible nominee Paul Shields.
United Press reports New York trading fell again with prices retreating for the fourth of five sessions. Bond and government issues moved opposite the trend, commodities mostly down, with cotton futures easing, wheat dropping about one to two cents, and October corn down about seven tenths. Rubber futures marked a low not seen since January 1936 as closing prices listed numerous corporations and utilities, including American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, Westinghouse, and Woolworth, among others.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Scharff mark their long union at Palatine Bridge Nebraska after a Civil War era wedding tied their vows. The 1st anniversary milestone is noted as a remarkable testament to enduring partnership despite early hardships.
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