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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

5

Local Visitors Attend Church and Gather at Homes

Ralph Burdick of Miami Florida is a guest at his sister Mrs Arthur Weidner's home. Ed Humpich and Mrs Margaret Brennan of Warren Pennsylvania came to attend funeral services for Mrs Halph Mages. W J Root of Minneapolis Minnesota visited James Mackies family on Franklin Street and returned home. his mother Estella Root of Kinsman Ohio stayed for a short visit.

Ralph Burdick Miami Fla Arthur Weidner Ed Humpich Margaret Brennan Warren, Pa Halph Mages W. J. Root Minneapolis Ella Gibson Carl Hotton New Yorkity Hotton Carrie Hotton Pittsburgh Mindley Lake Albert McLean May Colpoys Philadelphia Laura Cogar Lottie Blackman Bessie Kirch Blanche Ross Hattie Wil Kkinson WIC Waterford Ben F. Swarts Erie Burton Hammond John Ohrn Paul Auer Fort George Meade L. Auer Baltimore

Personal Mentions From West Mall Street Area

A string of local visits and travel notes lists residents and visitors from West Mall Street to Erie and Pittsburgh. People such as A Damon, Miss M P Myers, Mrs Paulie M Muller, Drs Bennett Gillette Kibler and Graham, and others are noted in movements to Hydetown, Chautauqua, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, with several attending medical society events and family visits.

Ers. A.damon West Mall Street Hydetown Chris Christensen Richard R. Powers Dodge Dealers Erie M. P. Myers Spartansburg Paulie M. Muller Philadelphia R. B. Mosier Saegertown Mosier M. Kaplan Warren, O N. Reich G. E. Bennett N. Troy Gillette J. C. Kibler W. Graham Erie County Medical Society Kahkwa Park Lloyd Meerdinic Pittsburgh Meeidinic Marcy O. P. Haton Jeft Chautauqua N. Y A. G. Jackson Sisteraville W. Va Ruth Bush 8. B. Bush North Center Street Warren Peterson M. Raymond Chicago EB. R. Bowman Brie Lena Brown Prospect Street Robert Long Roberta Long Lois Jean Lillie Jamestown Lottsville Abbott-Allen Clinton J. McLean Clark P. McLean Salem Mass

Profit taking weighs on stocks in active New York trading

Profit taking increased on the New York Stock Exchange today pushing most issues lower in heavy activity. Losses exceeded four points on many listings with a number of issues posting small gains as the market closed with mixed results led by declines in several major industrials and utilities.

New York Stock Exchange Anaconda Atlantic Refining Abburn Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Canadian’ Pacific Loco Chrysler Columbia Gas Consolidated Gas Continental Can Curtiss-Wright Bt Erie General Electric General Motors Kemmecott Ie International Nickel Montgomery Ward National Dairy York Central Northern Pacific Otis Steel Standard Oil Calis Standard J. Studebaker Pexaa TS U & Steel United Garp Westinghouse Electrin Woolworth Nerkansas Gas - Vk Asso Gas & Electric

Farmers threaten retaliation over Detroit boycott

Detroit housewives boycotting the Detroit butcher industry were asked how they would react if the Midwest refused to buy anything manufactured in Detroit. Mercer, Kansas livestock leader, warned that cattle prices barely cover costs and losses have persisted for months. He urged federal action to establish a fair spread between livestock prices and packer and butcher charges, and proposed Detroit as a target for retaliatory measures if a boycott extends.

United Press Topeka Kan Detroit Riddlewest Mercer Kansas Livestock Association Joseph M. Howard Hamtramck Midwest Howard Middle

Early Camden Strike Seen Settling Fast

Camden New Jersey August 1 United Press reports the Camden yards of the New York Shipbuilding Company may see a swift return to work as federal intervention to end the three month walkout proceeds. Meanwhile about 4500 picketing union members continue outside the shipyards hoping for a week’s end settlement.

United Press Camden N. J Camden Yards New York Shipbuilding Company Federsl

All-Bran helps family with daughter's constipation

An enthusiastic letter from Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pope of Imira New York praises All-Bran for their daughter's lifelong constipation. They report three months of no laxatives, daily use of All-Bran, and claim it provides gentle bulk, vitamins, and iron. The note urges continued use or medical advice if needed and mentions Kellogg's red and green package.

Mrs. L. F. Pope Imira N.Y Kellogg Battle Creek

Uniform Budget And Accounting For Cities

Harrisburg Aug 1 Secretary of Internal Affairs Thomas A Logie today framed uniform budget and accounting forms for municipalities under bills passed by the 1980 legislature. He met with the State Association of Poor Directors and other city and county groups to discuss the plan. The bills provide for installation of uniform budgets and require copies to be filed with the internal affairs department as forms are drafted and distributed.

Byumen Kroes Harrisburg Secretary of Internal Affairs Thomas A. Logie State Association of Poor Directure League of State Association of Joe Missioners Wii Mary Buck Erie Internal Affairs Department

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