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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1923
Page
4
Erie area notes list numerous residents and visitors including Loui Russell, Frank Keefe, Mabel Lombard, Scott Smith, BM Palm, and many others. The items place individuals in Erie, Warren, Jamestown, Buffalo, Harrisburg, and surrounding towns for business, visits, or travel, with several returning home or traveling for weeks and months.
A Geren miner remains calm as a photographer and guard approach to capture his image leaving one of the mines in New Essson.
Stocks show intensified buying as industrials break resistance and the market winds toward a renewed uptrend. Rail shares rise above 8 while foreign cables dampen Near East conference hopes and Germany’s embargo lifts. A separate reel notes a rural family tale “Over the Hill” becomes a film at Rose Theatre.
The Erie Dispatch Herald notes a reported market close with widespread references to major firms and railroads including Canadian Pacific Texas Co Reading St Paul and Union Oil among others. A. McKaughtin who had been in the city in Erie for the Erie Dispatch Herald spent the weekend at his home then returned this afternoon. Mrs. L L Prench returned to Bradford after a weekend visit with Frank Zickendrath and family of East Main Street.
Letters Testamentary issued for Jennie F Wheeler late of Corry City to Don P Smith and Olin Doolittle executors both of Corry Pa. Creditors and claimants must present claims promptly and pay debts due to the estate. Corry Pa attorney Don P Smith handling the matter. 119-26-72.0-16-23
Mr and Mrs G A Perkins of Mo will visit California for relatives in March then return to the city to see friends. The trip begins March 1 and ends shortly after.
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