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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
5
Miss Mary Baker of Pittsburgh is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Place and family over the weekend to spend time with relatives and friends in the area.
Funeral services for Mrs Ann McNamara Moorse wife of E L Monroe longtime Columbus resident were set for 9 20 am Monday at St Thomas Church with burial in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus Pa She was born August 24 1862 in Ithaca New York and had lived in Columbus about 35 years Survivors include her husband two sons Louis Mentor and Gerald Monroe a daughter Mrs Walter Pressett a brother Denis McNamara and three sisters Mary Margaret and Katherine McNamara She died yesterday at 1 20 pm at her home in Columbus Also noted Mrs L J Walker of Bear Lake was a weekend guest of Mrs C H Patterson of North Center streets.
Local society notices report Mercyhurst College students Miss Margaret Clark and others returning home after overnight stays with families. Numerous visitors from Jamestown Meadville and Grove City attend Halloween events and football games with local hosts. Also listed are travels to Cleveland Warren Akron and Philadelphia including college and military connections.
Graf Zeppelin starts from Rio de Janeiro at 8:25 a.m. for Europe, beginning the return leg of its last multi passenger season.
Benjamin McCloskey of Larksville confronted two masked men who demanded money. He mistook them for Halloween pranksters and was struck. the robbers fled with $25 from the store register before leaving.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on October 29 the Vikiler Mine Workers of America observed John Mitchell Day in recognition of the union leader and first president of the organization. Miners stayed away from work on orders from their union leaders marking the observance in the anthracite fields.
Taft Devon, professor of English at the University of Tennessee, was found shot to death in his hotel bedroom in Knoxville. Police said he killed himself in the early hours of October 29.
The Republican National Committee reported to the House clerk that campaign expenditures from June 1 to October 26 totaled 2,454,179.38 dollars. The unexpended balance in the committee treasury on October 28 stood at 120,264.41 dollars.
A weekly loadings drop of 8405 cars pulled down railhead shares and the overall market, ending a period of gains. Mixed freight figures showed a small merchandise rise, coal and miscellaneous freight fell, grain steadied, and bond markets remained constructive. Names such as American Can, General Electric, and Bethlehem Steel appeared in the listed prices as the market closed mixed. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pitt planned a Youngstown trip for the weekend.
Patricia faces a tangle of love as she alternately pursues Jack Laurence and Jimmie Warren while under the obstinate gaze of Aunt Pamela. Amid hotel life and seaside rides, Pat weighs desire against loyalty, leading to a dramatic moral crossroads and shifting affections. Pamela's suspicions add social pressure as Jack reappears and Pat's emotional conflict deepens.
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