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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
5
A brief note records daytime activity at a local location producing ale. It mentions Browne and Vit in connection with the operation. The segment lists Jacks and Cor as part of the scene and notes a checked item from an earlier entry.
Mrs Emma Lindquist Mrs A Lawson Mrs Amanda Crandall and Clifford Lawson attended a relative's funeral in Blaisdell NW. Raymond Sloan left for St Josephs school in Jersey City NJ with his father George Sloat who later returned. Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette returns tonight from Cleveland. Mrs W F Hofman visited Erie for business. Miss Alice Good Mrs C A Pain and Mrs Ruth Downey with son Jack returned from Pittsburgh. Lawrence Graily of Detroit returned home after holidays. Ray Beagle visited Butler PA for business. Miss Provence Williams leaves for Butler for a week with relatives. Willard Clark Clarence Dudenofer depart for Detroit after Ford sponsored contest prize trip. Miss Dorotha Williams leaves for Wheaton College IL where she is librarian. Miss Eleanor Speck visited Brocton recently.
Personal mentions note Miss Evelyn Peterson of Rochester NY visiting Corry and returning to work, along with numerous regional guests and travelers from West Smith Street to Meadville and Erie. The items record weddings, college trips, family visits, and journeys to Pittsburgh Washington and other towns in a busy social period.
The Presbyterian Ladies Society will hold its September meeting on September 1 in Liechurel parlors. A sun tureen dinner will be served at 5 190 a look and the rates in charge of the serving parties, Mes. Gm Me-Cray, Mrs. Linnyholt and Mrs. S. J. Boyd. Mrs. Boyd will relate highlights from a trip through the western states, and a large attendance is expected.
Paris fashion scene fears decline as the Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Simpson, limits her fall wardrobe. Paris couturiers, who previously dressed her, are showing concern as she shifts away from custom outfits and refocuses on her marriage to the Duke.
Attorney A. W. Mitchell of meio, WA spoke at the luncheon at the Hotel Corry on the Constitution centennial. The talk covered the authorship, the oath of office, and the rights and duties of citizens. Committee planning the annual fair set for October 7 to 10 with plans for a large display and events.
Word arrives of the death of Joseph Qerdett, 60, formerly of Corty, who died suddenly at Grandfather Falls Wisconsin yesterday at noon. He was husband of Theresa Duke and mourned by Corty residents. Surviving are his wife and son, plus several grandchildren.
Lilian Kinsinger, a stenographer, sues Clifford Herbert, son of the late composer Victor Herbert, for $25,000 claiming he persuaded her to marry after they met aboard a ship on an Alaskan tour and she later learned he was married. The case centers on alleged threats and social misconduct.
A sprawling market opinion piece surveys Wall Street mood amid a sharp decline not seen since 1981. It notes widespread doubt among bankers brokers and fund managers about whether current conditions reflect underlying fundamentals. Experts caution against overreaction as volatility remains high and conflicting signals persist.
Stocks move with unusually large volume as traders react to mixed economic signals. Early declines give way to volatile swings led by energy and industrial issues while financials show tentative strength.
Safety memos from Pennsylvania electric utilities show bettered Halonal records with a 23 percent drop in the year ending July 1 1937 compared to the national average and a 31 percent gap versus the combined coal and power company group. The statewide session of the goth convention noted improvements across the sector.
In Hollister California a maternity ward is used without a doctor. Mrs Freeman and 18 year old Furmey, wife of Mrs Wii ranchir, delivered twins in a trailer, saying they never bother about a doctor.
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