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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
5
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Miss Ruth Powers and Katherine Graves motor to Bradford for a weekend with friends. Mrs S H Skinner and Jy depart this morning to stay with her mother near Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania. Mrs J Hy Martin of Paterson NY arrives for a short visit linked to former Corry roots. Mrs B J Roach travels to Erie to spend the day with sister Mrs Burch Gordon.
A stream of visiting relatives and locals is noted in Corry and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs A C Jackson of Alstersville W Va and Mr and Mrs Clyde Carnahan and daughter of Jamestown will be guests Sunday of Mrs C P Eaton. Funeral attendees from Corry include Roy Brown and children at the Sanford church for William Brown. Several residents travel to Erie and Cleveland for visits or business, while others attend church events and local meetings. omas, Turner attend a Chevrolet meeting in Jamestown. Miss Myrtle Fuller to Erie visiting sister. Miss Betty Roseh returning from Edinboro State College. Miss Alice Ranch to Evie. William Murray returns from Meadville for a Sunday stay. Corry is well represented at Northwestern Bible and Missionary Training School in Minneapolis with many enrolled and Mildred Monroe teaching there.
The body of Miss Mary O Neil of Chicago formerly of Corry was brought to Corry for a 10 o'clock committal at St Elizabeth's cemetery. Rev Carl Wildt officiated with bearers named and many relatives from Chicago Buffalo Lakewood Oil City Pittsburgh Williamsport Erie Youngstown and other cities attended the service.
Weather permitting the Song of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps heads to North East this afternoon to join the parade and judging contest sponsored by the American Legion and Grape Carnival. The corps has earned praise for military precision and cadence and has added novel drill maneuvers.
The State Department of Highways announced revised policies for Parkinson act funds directing WPA township road and bridge projects. It requires state supervision, allows township supervisors as foremen, and forbids local repayment or use of Parkinson funds on local payrolls.
The body of Charles Edward Wetzel age 40 of Philadelphia, advertising manager for United Gas Improvement Company, was found by the Lehigh River bank. Police believe he was beaten to death. Wetzel's shoes, hat, and four handkerchiefs were found neatly stacked several hundred yards away behind a house, discovered by a man named James J. Casper of Philadelphia.
The stock market was steadier after yesterday’s scare with traders cautious and mixed gains and losses. Several issues remained unchanged as figures show a relatively flat close, while a separate Rochester item notes Ida Bell, 68, died after a guarded room entry by a gray coach dog and a morgue attendant eventually lured the animal away.
District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham sent an assistant to Harrisburg to press for federal witnesses needed to prosecute Frank G. and Maude Buchanan, indicted in May. Evidence shows they obtained weekly relief while the husband drew a Veterans Bureau monthly check, though they claim no income. Government involvement is sought to force the case forward.
Mrs Flora Patchen aged 74 died at her Spartansburg home after several months illness. She is survived by husband and two sons J H Patchen of Harbor Creek PA and F K Patchen of Baltimore MD. Funeral services set for Monday at 2:30 PM at the home with Rev R W Wailsworth of the M E church officiating.
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