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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1933

Page

5

Annual Lawson Family Reunion Held at Claude Lawson Home

The eighth annual Lawson family reunion gathered at Claude J. Lawson's Corry home on September 6 1933. A chicken dinner was served by the committee and officers were re elected for next year. The secretary read Civil War letters by George N Lawson. thanks were extended to C N Lawson and the Dyckes for hosting and preparation.

Lawson Claude J. Lawson Corry R. D C. N. Lawson William J. Dyckes George N. Lawson Maude Price Henry Goettel Athens Mary Truesdell Ashville N, Y

Social Roundup of Corry Notables and Travellers

A lengthy social column lists Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eaton and family of Grand Valley Pal as Sunday guests of F. Z. Babbitt in West Park Place. It notes Mrs. Dawson Olmstead leaving for Washington DC with daughter Elizabeth and James Dootm, Miss Florence Lindquist heading to Detroit as a guest of George Wells and friends, and many local residents visiting cities for funerals, weddings, or medical visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Putnam, Mrs. M. H. Reynolds, Jack Franz, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Keppel, Miss Anne Kovalcik, Joseph Grayino and daughter Sarah, F. Patchen, W. B. Brown, Misses Marie Banks, Thurza Bly, Attorney Glenn Mead, Henry Green, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kelly, Mrs. Harry Seelly, Miss Mary Root, Raymond Barnes, J. S. Love Sr. and John Love, and others, with travels to Cleveland, Philadelphia, Canton, Buffalo, Erie, Harrisburg, and Washington DC for illnesses, op erations, or educational pursuits. Further entries mention trips to Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne business matters, and visits by Ewing, Ethel and Ruth, and various social milestones in Meadville, Pittsburg, and nearby towns.

Harry Eaton Grand Valley Pal F. Z. Babbitt West Park Place Dawson Olmstead City G. D. Heath East Broderick Styles Washington, D. C Elizabeth Olmstead James Doot Washington Florence Lindquist Detroit Mich George Wells Albert McLean Philadelphia May Starr McLean Putnam Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital Monroe Putnam Buffalo Leroy Putnam Oility M. H. ‘Reynolds East Washington Street Union City William Dale Field Jack Franz Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Gail Keppel Erie H. W. Bales Atlee Rupp Bowling Green Nelle Titus Corry Barnes Edith Decker Johnsonburg Mudred Decker Franklin Street Dir Herry Kromas Sarah Leff Bellefonte F. B .Patchen Titusville Albert J. Plack Cleveland Glenn Mead Phladelphia Henry Green Pennsylvania Railroad L. J. Kelly Canton Harry Seélly Mary Root Kinsmen James H. Mackress Pranklin Street Raymond Barnes Mator Fort Wayne Ind Reymond Manufacturing Co Love, Sr John Irs Tettiby Mintor Georgetown University John Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Charlotte Boehm Mead- Wille Audrey Mason Essex Street Maxine Durham Pittsburgh Clifford H. Mason Jessie Mason Douglas Rozelle M. X Rozelle R. F. Cressey Lucretia Henry, II FS. Austin Paul Cressey New York City

Tropical disturbance near Puerto Rico shocks weather board

The weather board warned of a tropical disturbance of wide extent and moderate intensity over a small area centered about 450 miles southwest of San Juan Puerto Rico. It was moving northwestward at about 12 miles per hour and posed potential development concerns for the region.

Washington San Juan Puerto Rico

Evangelistic Services Draw Large Throngs at Corry Grand Theatre

The Bosworth evangelistic campaign in Corry entered its second week drawing large audiences at the Grand theatre. On a surprise visit from Toronto, Rev. and Mrs. Dunlop joined the event, with Dunlop accompanying Bosworth in a trio and playing piano for the morning service. Evening crowds grew as Bosworth spoke on The Unchanging Christ, with several responding to the call for prayer. A minister’s conference is planned for Tuesday with Alliance ministers from northern Pennsylvania and western New York expected.

Chuck Fa Corry Grand Theatre Bosworth Evangelical Christian and Missionary Alljange Church Toronto Dan Merrill Dunlop Chitazo Corry Dunlop Enpir Qeaner Chicago Audi United States Evangelist Bosworth Christ Rey Y Ron Oldvinymans Jesus Pwelve Evangelist Matty Alliance Pennsylvania New York State

Radio Singers Thrill First Baptist Audiences

The Scotch radio singers delighted First Baptist Church crowds starting last Saturday under Dr. W. L. Pettingill. The group will continue Monday to Wednesday with afternoon and evening sessions, the Monday topic "How to Ascertain the Will of God" drawing wide Christian and youth interest. Joe Sullivan, Leona Boland, and Blair Barnes arrived from Buffalo with Sonny, guiding him to school.

First Baptist Church Scotch Radio Singers W. L. Pettingill Akill Joe Sullivan Leona Boland Blair Barnes Buffalo, N. Y Sonny

Stocks Edge Higher After Broad Market Slide

New York United Press reports stock prices regained some ground today on the New York Stock Exchange with gains across several sectors. Industrials led advances as government bonds steadied, while commodities including wheat and cotton rose, and key railroad and steel issues showed mixed activity amid market volatility. Names like American Locomotive, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Union Carbide appeared among listed issues as traders weighed demand, production, and inflation signals.

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Stolen Love in a Springtime House of Secrets

Seventeen year old Joan defies Aunt Evvie’s limits to seek life beyond a strict, moneyed family. Tensions rise as Joan clings to friends and imagined companions while Evvie, Mrs Feeley, and Major the iron deer guard the door to dances, money, and social boundaries.

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