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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
7
In New York trading, stocks rose in closing hours as investors faced renewed demand for leading shares. Dealers noted early declines gave way to higher prices, with optimism about industrial developments and anticipated regulation pushing values. some traders remained cautious about a rapid rebound.
United Press reports in Washington that filibuster actions halted all legislative moves in the Senate since last Monday. Democrat leaders pressed for adjournment and proposed amendments as Republican obstinacy prolonged debate, with delays touching a Pennsylvania rail case near Maple Avenue.
Fragmented classified note seeks 20 inch bolts or pieces for Corry Chair Co. Mentions beech eyes and maple timber with prices around 4 dollars per unit. Includes references to diameters and tight inches, unclear measurements, likely industrial hardware ads.
A chaotic list of tickers and names spans American and Canadian firms across steel, oil, rail, autos, and utilities. Notable mentions include Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Union Oil, Studebaker, Northern Pacific, Union Natural Gas, and Sinclair Oil, with scattered price-like figures and market sentiment hints. The fragmentary page reflects a closing market snapshot, listing multiple companies, exchanges, and sector leaders in a dense cross-section.
A shopper approached the clerk and asked for the correct name of items on display. The exchange revealed uncertainty about product names as the customer sought clarification amid a busy store setting.
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary have been granted on the estate of Saluxtatie. All indebted persons must pay promptly and all claimants should present their claims to Mrs. Emma Hurroughs Executrix at Wiley Avenue Chintauqia.
The George W. Stone Company promotes a public education campaign urging investors to verify facts before purchasing investment securities. It criticizes aggressive promoters and urges consulting reliable investment houses, highlighting the danger of fraudulent schemes and the value of conservative, legitimate investments to protect savers.
A large crowd attended the Protestant church union service at First Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. Combined choirs from several churches, Rev. O. Mays delivering the sermon from Psalms 65 11 Crownest the year with thy goodness. Ministers from other churches shared in the service, marking one of the most largely attended windit gatherings.
We thank friends and neighbors for many Windnesses and Nowers sent during our recent bereavement. Mra Mra, Charles Peller and family.
Corry City Biotic Light office reports St Pauls Lutheran women arranging a Saturday bazaar at 10 o clock. A display features aprons fancy work and other articles as preparations are completed by the church group for the event.
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