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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
5
Stennett's Store Room N Center St offers Tuesday 7:30 ladies lam boring and tap, Wednesday 7:20 girls and boys tap, Friday 7:30 ballroom, Saturday afternoon children's classes up to 10, advanced 2:30, age 4 to 6 at 4:00, junior ballroom 9 to 11:80, tap and ballroom 5 per lesson or 8 lessons for 2.00. Children's classes 1 per lesson or 8 lessons for 8.00.
Announcement said a Republican rally would be held at the Carter Hall School House on Thursday evening at eight oclock. Speakers were not named, but Attorney Jacob Held of Erie was expected to be one. James Costello of Concord Street was reported quite ill at Buffalo hospital.
Mrs Minnie Stewart has left for Buffalo with Mr and Mrs Chavins M Stewart and family after several weeks in the city. Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart accompanied her home. Miss Marie Baresse returned to Erie to resume work after an overnight stay. Mrs Ermest Palmer and her baby, patients at Corry Hospital, were taken home to Elgin. The Bentleys returned from Buffalo visits, while Harold Lewis and his wife from Washington NJ were weekend guests of L W Owen. Ella King returned home from Granville Ohio after visiting friends. Mr Byers left for Mt Pleasant PA after a short city visit. Olin Simmons came home from Granville. The Harpers and other guests attended Ameral services for George D Ward. Various locals hosted or visited relatives in Rochester Meadvillle and Meadville, with several traveling to or from Erie and Cambridge Springs. Dinner honors noted at Liberal street home as Hal loween decor reflected. Reverend A M Bensader and D R Hillstrom in the city visiting D A Hillstrom.
F A Loveland of Corry Pennsylvania attended Edinboro State Teachers College homecoming events held October 1st. The gathering introduced Dr Carman Rosa as new college president and honored Loveland for long service with Loveland Hall named after him on the Edinboro campus.
Funeral services for George D. Ward, longtime Corry resident, were conducted Monday at 2 30 PM by Rev Ferry a t James at the Methodist Episcopal church His remains were interred in Pine Grove cemetery A large number of relatives and friends attended the service Hosts included Harry and Ralph Ward Frank and Joseph McCrath Charles Merow and Ernest Harper Attendants from outside Corry included Harold Orta and Harry Ward of Buffalo Mrs J B Benson of Warren Mrs H S Bowman L J Flaherty of Rochester N Y Ernest Harper Bert Harper and John Sarver of Hamilton Ont
Miss Martha Marie Hawkins of Mott Street entertained about a hundred guests at a Halloween masked ball in the Women's Club house. The decorated venue featured balloons streamers and skeleton motifs. An orchestra led by Keppel Timany provided music and a late Hallowe'en lunch was served at 11:80. Vera Lindgren, a overnight guest of Miss Dorothy Hammond, returned to her work in Warren this morning.
Stocks closed irregularly as market activity waned amid news of a hostile reorganization threatening equity value. Closing prices listed include American Can, American Locomotive, Atlantic Refining, Bethlehem Steel, and Continental Can among others. In Warrenton North Carolina a five year old died from alcoholic poisoning prompting murder warrants against the child's parents.
In a tense Homeville scene Susan, engaged to Wallace, weighs honesty and loyalty as Allen pressures open love. After a late-night kitchen confession and a night with Wallace, Susan confronts a looming household storm, while her engagement unravels under jealousy and social scrutiny.
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