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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
5
Social notes from Williamsville and nearby towns
Personal mentions record several residents traveling for holidays and resuming work. Miss Sara Shaver, a retired R. N., returns to Ann Arbor after a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaver. John Kaiser wed in Bre, with Mr. George Kaiser among attendees. Lois Lillie heads to Syracuse to resume studies at City Normal. Numerous locals visit relatives in Buffalo, North East, Hudson, and Youngsville, with several leaving for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Shaver
R. N
University
Spi Tal
Ann Arbor
Afrih
Charles Shaver
Burlid Street
George Kaiser
Bre
John Kaiser
Lois Lillie
Syracuse
City Normal School
Toy Lille
Spring Deeds
Milas Sara Wilson
Wy Leach
Hudson Walls
N.Y
Wilbur Wilson
Fourth Avenue
Mabel
Buffalo
Adam ‘Wiliams
Warrant
Youngsville
Atter
Arden Wasson Teft
North East
Fients
Clarence Coons
An & Ness
E.G. Wood
Eric
Frank Keefe
Tom Foley
Atlantic City
Mra
Anna McGrany
Charleston
S.C
Mira
C. M. Morris
McGragr
Irene Mule
Dr. AN
Vie
Wallen
Aylrinr College
Milnia'th
Wil
Aser
Mis
Ashu Sweigarl
Ohio
Ip Waite
Mast Wrewerick Slpuel
Teg Zora Skiapr
Sherry MN. Y
B. Skinner
Nortuivest
White House Guests Dance At East Room Party
United Press reports an East Room holiday party at the White House with guests of the Roosevelt family in attendance. The event featured dancing and a festive mood extending into the early hours, as young Roosevelts and friends joined in the lively "big apple" craze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
BIG Apple
United Press
Washington
Alwoust
Roosevelt
Susy
Roosevelts
Interstate Commission Sets 60 Hour Week for Drivers
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a maximum 60 hour week for bus and truck drivers and a maximum 12 hour working day. No driver may be on duty more than 14 hours in any period. The rules were adopted under the Motor Carrier Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tre
Interstate Commerce Commission
Motor Carrier Act
Engagement notice for Catherine Wisabeth and Franely J. Daene
Mrs Ray Fulwin of Maply Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Catherine Wisabeth to Franely J. Deane, son of Mrs Catherine Duene and the late John T. Deane of Joansestuyn NY. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray 'B Fulwin
Maply Avenue
Catherine Wisabeth
Franely J. Daene
Catherine Duene
John T. Deane
Joanestuyn
Rotarian Sets Record for Consecutive Meetings in Philadelphia
George Rasche a member of the Tuscar Danly Rotary Club in Philadelphia has attended 70 consecutive meetings since joining in 1924. He is noted for his long service and consistent participation in club sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Rasche
Tuscars Danly Rotary Clib
Endurance engines in use Montreal rails
A historic note from Montreal describes a batch of thirty streamlined locomotives placed into service by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The new engines promise sustained performance, hauling significant loads with improved motive power and reduced maintenance needs, signaling a shift in regional rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Partie Railway
H. B
Special New Year's Masses at St Thomas and St Elizabeth
New Year's Day services announced by Rev Francis J Graves B A. Masses will be held at St Thomas church at 6 and 10 o clock with a New Year Dawn service at 6. Low masses at 8 and confessions available. St Elizabeth's church will offer similar masses at 8 and 11 o clock with other devotional services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth’s
Francis J. Graves
St. ‘Thomas
Roy
Gurl
Hettt
Oldock
Bilkaberh's
Carl Proctor Named Dairymen's President
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Fran Harvey of Wheelock attended a ranch meeting of the Corry Dairymen's League where officers for the coming year were elected Carl V Peortz of Williams was named president Webs McCray was chosen secretary treasurer and vice president and Mrs Harvey served a refreshment after an exchange of gifts The gathering included several local families and attendees from New York City and New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
Fran Harvey
Wheelock
Wests
Corry
Dairymen's League
Carl V. Peortz
Willams
Webs McCray
Gecretary-Treasures
Harvey
Wilfred Aygues
New York City
Robert Payne
Fambste and
Bawry Geet
Trewstate
Market Gossip Reflects 1937 Yearwide Declines
United Press reports a grim close to 1937 with sharp losses across stocks, bonds, and commodities. Dow Jones industrials shed 32.43 percent from 1929 levels, rail averages fell 45.22 percent, and transport indices dropped about 41.57 percent.
Final Day of Market in 1937 Quiet in New York
A quiet final trading day in 1937 with dull activity across stocks and mixed bonds. The session showed little change in major commodities while industries ran below replacement demand, signaling cautious optimism for early 1938. Major companies listed include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Westinghouse Electric among others. Also notes presidents who were shot, detailing Lincoln, McKinley, Garfield, and Roosevelt in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Unney Press
York
Der
Watt Stiver
American Gan
Eesseeey Tom
American Smelter
T&t Anaconda
Avlantic Refining
Aubur Bes
Bethlehem Steel
Boing Air
Columbia Gas
Eon
Chrysler Continental Gan Gurtis Wright
Erie General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy Hives
New York Central Northern Pacific
Packard Race Paramount
Penna HR
Fe Radio - Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Calif
Standard Own
Dee Yeees Studebaker
Texas
United Corp
Steelesis Warner Brossy
Westinghouse Electric
Broolwornt
Young Sheet
N. Y- Curb
Abra Supply B
Ak Not Gag Vy Escis
Asso Gas&Electric ‘Cities
Service McCord Rad
Lone Star Gas
Lincoln
McKinley
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
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Hank’s
Radio Ranchers
Kay Karoll
RADIO
Peter Lorre
MR. Moto
Panay
All-Way Electric Co
Nod Center Street
Norway
Finmark
Werway
Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Cattaraugus Cutlery Co
Cos Gall
Carl Proctor
Dairymen's
Vicks VapoRub
Root’s Furniture Store
Jie
ARKET
Elmer C. Walzer
New York
Alway
Lye
General Motors Corporation
William &. Knudsen
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