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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
5
Erie bowling match results show a team defeat with players listed and individual scores. The record cites totals and several players including Mellers, Bre, Lindostpower, Corry BillTiaik, W. Shannon, and Kineall, with intricate scoring figures and pins reaching around 274.
Washington announces approval of bridge plans over the Mahoning River at Souset town. The action comes from Congress authority via the War Secretary, with a public announcement dated January 1.
Miss Cora Smith visits the city with friends en route to Lakewood New York after visiting Elgin relatives. W B Moul returns from York Pennsylvania with family. Mrs Moul recovering from influenza. Several local residents and visitors, including Paul Puirns, H L Baird, and others, are noted in brief personal mentions across Union City and nearby towns.
Sunbury Court scene where Bramwell Booth loses bid to depose General Booth as commander in chief. Assembly of top Army officers and principal women leaders fail to contest Booth capacity to lead. Unclear text preserves names and key figures despite damaged OCR.
In the report the lines describe banking actions including loans and discounts, reserve requirements, and owned securities. It lists entities like Han, Cohan, Jindal, and mentions U.S. Tessar Biker and other placeholders. The content is fragmentary and presents a snapshot of a bank’s balance sheet items and depositor figures with unclear dates.
The Journal summarizes a volatile market with diverse listings including Amibrean Smelters, Anaconda, Kennecott, Nickel Motors, and major names like General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Westinghouse, American Telephone, and Continental. Names of oil and chemical firms, railroads, and utilities appear, with scattered prices and symbols. The piece blends local interest with broader industrials, noting morning declines and late-day activity affecting investors in Oil City.
After the holidays the Quatro Club held a meeting at the home of Miss Nellie Wight on West Frederick Street. Attendance was light due to bad weather and illness. Miss Louise Ellsworth led the program on Crime with papers by Miss Wight Mrs C P Eaton Miss Sarah Powell and Mrs Addie Waggories. The topic will continue at the next meeting January 19 at Mrs Exton’s home on North Center Street. The Treasury balance and a note on the flag are also included in the issue.
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