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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1929
Page
5
A child sustaining a leg injury when struck by a Norton Bas fugu Ch truck from Ridgway. Cyr il Harbidige, driver from this place, was involved. The incident occurred on the way home from school on Thursday.
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded as Mrs. George Jones of New York City arrives for a visit with the Howards on North Center Street while Miss Berniece Mudge of Raleigh and Miss Isabelle Edwards join local hosts. Numerous departures for Erie Jamestown Warren and other nearby towns are noted alongside wedding anniversary remarks and a vigil for S. McCall.
A fragmentary market close lists numerous tickers from Oil City and the New York Steel Exchange with noted traders Laus tin Bryan and Lidgi M Bracken. It references copper and nickel firms, automakers such as Chrysler, Studebaker, and Willys Overland, refiners like Anaconda and Continental, and energy players including Sinclair, Pan American, and Canadian Pacific. The garbled text covers railroads, locomotives, and assorted industrials, reflecting a broad but unreadable snapshot of closing quotes and company names.
Reports from the Franklin bus crash describe improving conditions for Mrs. Charles Blick 61 of Guys Millz and Mr. Wm. Strughton of Carlton as passengers note driver Samuel Mogrr 27 did all he could to avert the collision. Authorities fear concussion in one case as other victims edge toward recovery.
Mrs H H Woin East Sout Street entertained members of a guild for a wartime era social. The event included dinner and a charitable sale with music contests and gift drawings. Latke crews attended and the bazaar ran Thursday and Friday, yielding social and financial success.
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