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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1934

Page

5

Local visits and holiday travel noted around Corry area

The report lists numerous locals visiting relatives and returning home after a holiday. Mitch Julia Cartier and family left Sunday for school work in New York. Er D Jackson and Lawrence Grady families and others traveled from Corry to Detrait Michigan and Cleveland area events.

Mitch Julia Cartier Er. D. Jackson Lawrence Grady Detrait Mich Grapiocius Joseph Besselmann Titusville J. J Griffiths Youngstown Grimms Milan Waller A. J. Scheppmey Anit Erin Marie Baresse Earrine Damcott Bris Corry J. ‘A. Baresse

Corry Visitors Gather for Labor Day Week End

A long list of Corry residents hosted or visited relatives across Buffalo, Cleveland, Erie, Meadville, and Pittsburgh during Labor Day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Duane Miller, J B Steinendgon, Mrs J B Damnell, and many others attending family gatherings, air races, hospital training, and social visits.

Iola Long Meadville Corry Gras J. A. Hughes Mary Kathryn Jeanstown Richard Hughes Toledo Wilson Creal Nancy Warton Glennl Barker Ola Young Shirley Hinman Buffalo Miss Govrouns Perry Akam Gvathy Ray Delmer Porwim J. Ennis Minnie Kingston Mary Jane Kingston Rochester

Social notes from Watertown and nearby towns

Local residents and visitors attend events and travel for the Dunkirk Fair Labor Day and family gatherings. Names include Mi aster Lewis, Mr and Mrs Edward Bacon, Mr and Mrs O Bylts, George Davis, Dr and Mrs Merle Christie, Jeannette Christie, Emmest Curtis, Corry friends, P M Nichols, Marion Drake, Howard Frits, Fred Sullivan, Helen Lindauerst, Lloyd Rupper, Samuel Bell, Minnie Koford, Lena and Jose St Clair, Witz held Weber, William Wilcox, Erle Wilcox, and many others visiting or staying with relatives in Corry, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Buffalo, and Brooklyn.

Mi Aster Lewis Watertown Edward Bacon Luttalo O. Bylts Patgledm Cetitar George Davis Titusyle Mary Whittlesey Merle Christie Isos Robert Arthur Dauch Vier Jeannette Sliver Springs Christie Partens Emmest Curtis Welchibtts P.M. Nichols Marion Drake Howard Frits Chicago Fred Sullivan Marjorit Porter Aubry Helen Lindaurst Lloyd Rupper Samuel Bell Tomes Bell Lawrence Pinch Minnie Koford Lena Jose St Clair Witz Weber Dunkirk William Wilcox Ashtabwia Stort W. J. Gumbleton Altrom G. Hoover Verna Sd John .Bennett Chambersburg Lee Shoemaker Corry Christie Hudson Paul Eva Hudson Second Avenue Isabelle MecCologhen Oral Seeley Pittsburgh C. P. Fertis Wright Streat EL Watrous K. Watrous Mary Sitlanning William Swan

Death claims F Schoenwald at Curry hospital

Fred Schoenwald of Carry died after an operation at Curry hospital at 10 oclock. Born in Buffalo on August 4 1854 he came to Carsy 25 years ago with his family. Survived by three daughters Mrs Sullivan Mrs Walker and Mrs Campbell and one sister Mrs Warner. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 at the Sullivan home with Lutheran cemetery burial. Rev E L Wagner to officiate.

Fred Scopenwam Curry Hospital Mr. Schoenwald Buffalo Carsy Jim Alden N. d Schoenwald Joe Sullivan Prederick Street

Mrs Burlingame Returns Home From Warren Visit

Mrs. HS Burlingame came home last evening from Warren where she had been a guest of her mother. Burlingame motored there and accompanied her. James Ballenger left yesterday for his home in Columbus. He has been here with his sister Mrs Frank Mersiam for some time.

HS. Burlingame Warren Burlingame James Ballenger Columbus Prankc Mersiam Alva Philip Caroline Carolina Mrs. Barnes Caroine

Stocks Drift to Low Level in Dreary Session

The New York stock market opened dull with prices marginally lower than Saturdays close. About 800000 shares changed hands as traders stayed away from brokerage rooms amid waning optimism after July’s volume low. notable names include American Can and General Motors among others.

United Press New York Ueke American Smelters American T & T Anagamia Atlantic Refining Peceyzesee Sepa SBM Bethelehem Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacifio Chrysler Columbia Gas Pome Continental Can Consolidated OV Chrtiss-Wright General Motors Weiss BO Kennecott Ieee Et | International Nicol Montgomery Ward

Caroline Faces Isolation and Failing Health at Home

In the Stuart household Caroline struggles with eating and health while her mother Alva resists medical care and social contact. A sick neighbor’s child raises fears of typhoid as Caroline seeks help, facing family conflict and a bleak social world.

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