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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
5
The item lists numerous residents and relatives traveling or visiting in Jamestown, Warren, Youngstown, Bradford, and nearby towns. It notes visits by McMahon, Lawson, Gibson, and many others to family homes, funerals, clinics, or business meetings, with several leaving for Cleveland, Harrisburg, Erie, or Florida for work, sickness, or relocation.
A pause story notes Boys Week opening with a sermon by Tey Francis Griyes. A Civic program at Dimler High School with a 1 pm activity, and a planned visit to Junior High shop postponed to May 8 due to an art exhibit. Cooperation from factories supports boys touring through product explanations in a vocational training plan.
Word came of the death of Mrs. Ellen Baker Symmons, longtime Corry resident aged about 70, at her Symmons home after a brief illness. She taught at Fairview School in Corry for many years and later worked at Flys washing company before retiring. Surviving: husband, Daniel. a son. a granddaughter. brother Ervin Baker of Shesmaq N.Y.. sister Mrs Maisy Mahaffey of Minnesota. Funeral services will be held in Blyrid on Wednesday afternoon.
Scrambled stock list from Oil City shows mixed results with firms like Motors and Continental Motors posting small gains while others such as Atlantic Refining and Pan Am Petroleum appear volatile. Amid fragmented figures, investors eye wider market trends and commodity prices.
Thaw Russell Nesbit Thaw completed flight training and is now a full fledged pilot at Atlantic City airport in Atlantic City New Jersey. The milestone marks a notable ascent in his aviation career following earlier efforts with various aviation firms and schools.
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