Trade Great in Order of State Commerce
A concise note on commerce and state trade priorities, highlighting key contacts and the role of regional markets in fostering growth.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
5
A concise note on commerce and state trade priorities, highlighting key contacts and the role of regional markets in fostering growth.
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Mr and Mrs W C Cox and sons Donald and Carl left by motor for a two week vacation in the eastern part of the state returning via Pittsburgh and McKeesport for a short stay with relatives.
A long list of residents and visitors from Corry and nearby towns spent the weekend with relatives or at local homes. Names include Warren Hulings, McManigal, Wilbur Scott, Walter Culick, Robert Jennsor, Gail, Knowlton, Raymond, Gurney, Crater, Caldwell, Dugan, Keefer, Lord, Young, Spiesman, and many other familiar families. Trips included Cleveland, Erie, Chautauqua, Findley Lake, and multiple small towns, with social visits noted across the region.
A large Republican crowd met at Beaverdam for the annual picnic with Civil War veterans in attendance. Union City defeated Corry 14 to 2 in a musicball game, music by Colaman's Band provided entertainment, and committee members received thanks for a successful event in Erie county.
Mrs A. B oag and daughter Kathryn Ann from Lawrence Park Pa stay in the city while Mr Boag recovers from appendicitis at Corry hospital. Several families including the Morans, Baker, Spidamup and Salmon groups visit relatives here. Various travelers from Ohio Pennsylvania and New York stop at homes of ONeil, Durhams, Burkharts and others for short visits and weekend gatherings.
The Italian American Club invites the public to a full day at Donaldson Grove east of Spring Creek on August 9. Admission is free with athletic events for children and family activities. A basketball picnic format will include on-site sandwiches and a planned program to be announced later.
The Grand Valley Spring Creek Townsend club meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 5, is postponed to Thursday evening at Manley’s Grove, West Spring Creek. If weather turns bad, the Grange Hall will host. Ice cream and cake are promised, and all are invited.
Boston report details Newell Paige Sherman a 27 year old scautmaster and singer set to die in the electric chair tonight for the murder of his wife during a canoe trip on July 20. The case involves a coworker named Magic and a love motive with a court refusing commutation.
New York stock chatter notes investors wary of tax surcharges on surpluses and predicts conservative caution on payouts. Used car demand rises in the mid price range while shortages fade and turn-ins trend to newer models. Electric power forecasts a record weekly output near 200 million kilowatt hours, with summer weakness ahead. Carloadings may top 850000 in October, a peak unseen since 1930, with last week at 731062 cargo units.
Stocks fall while grain shares rise on today’s market news from New York. Reports indicate corn again near yearly highs at Chicago, offsetting gains in other sectors as prices show irregular movements in several listings.
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