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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
5
Markets end with Copristi tally as investors react to closing prices and trading volumes. Analysts note modest gains in equities while bonds hold steady amid shifting sector rotations.
The Scripps-Howard organization announces its purchase of the New York Evening Telegram from the Walliams Dep art, following earlier acquisitions of the Evening Sun and Evening Telegram. Dewart and Roy Howard co announce the deal, noting it expands Scripps-Howard’s reach in New York journalism.
An English photographer recently exhibited a picture taken through the eye of a glowworn the Mageet’s ave tind placed in to camera 4 to replace the Tons-Orit.
Mrs. AE Cottrell returned to Reno after visiting her daughter Mrs. Leon Lindaley. Condra O’Hare left for Greensburg for the Seton Till College senior prom. Mrs. Betts and Mrs. Hoy went to Warren for funeral services. Gardiner Wegman left for Corpus Christi, Texas. Mrs. McNair and others made short trips for business and visiting relatives in Warren Meadvill Union City Erie Bradenton.
Ellsville reports a man named Arthur L. Whinke killed himself near Liberty, four miles west of town, after leaving a note to Mrs. Rose Carlins blaming her for his act. The note expressed distress over beeing bailed out and urged self harm.
Mrs Thorpe hosted a first grade Valentine party at Edith Thorpe’s home on Congress Street with 38 guests. Miss Nagel held a Valentine party for 20 girls at 463 East Wayne Street with games sandwiches cocoa and pink treats.
United States officials announced 800 Marines dispatched to Shanghai will remain aboard USS Pecos and other warships. Secretary Kellogg said they will not land unless the situation worsens, keeping forces in reserve on the ships in the harbor.
Mrs. Norman MacLeod, daughter of the late John Wanamaker, died in University Hospital after a month’s illness following an operation. Mir G. E. West, who visited the city with her daughter Mrs. George, left this afternoon for home. Eric
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