Davis Family Visit Highlights Weekend in North Hust
Mr and Mrs C M Davis and son Richard of North Hust Pa visited Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs Ray Powers and other relatives over the weekend.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1937
Page
5
Mr and Mrs C M Davis and son Richard of North Hust Pa visited Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs Ray Powers and other relatives over the weekend.
A jumble of social notes records Doster B. Davis visiting Erie, Honor Maloney returning home, a Pittsburgh funeral attendance for Sister Mary Berchmans, and numerous relatives and friends traveling between Corry Warren Erie Cambridge Springs Union City and Mayville. Several travels include hospital visits operations and family gatherings. A 14 year old girl Lexy McKay receives a marriage license with parental consent in Canon City Colorado.
The first national currency of the United States amounted to 3,000,110 dollars and was issued in 1775 by Continental Congress to fund revolutionary efforts. It circulated among 12 colonies, Georgia being excluded, but taxation failed to raise funds and the notes depreciated to nothing. Later the government redeemed some at one cent on the dollar while repudiating the rest, leaving currency authorized by Congress regarded as worthless by the government.
Mrs. D. B. Sinclair of Dathan Alabama touts San-Cura Ointment and Soap as the best for cleansing and dressing minor wounds to prevent infection. The ad urges readers to buy jars for 35 cents and 60 cents, plus soap for 25 cents at all druggists.
Mass for Sister Mary Berchmans, formerly Miss Mary Shields of Corry, was held at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh with Rev Edward J Misklow officiating. Attendees included John A Shields and many relatives and friends. interment followed at the Sisters' cemetery at St Xavier's.
Pennsylvania employers registered in paid Unemployment Compensation funds will soon receive from Ralph M. Bashore the certificate of payment and a guide for employees on benefit dates. The form confirms calendar year contributions and directs applicants to nearest State Employment Office. Supervisors begin distribution to eligible employers now. Hawaii school budget tops $11,000,000 for 1887-88 as island schools operate under American territory. Women lose more items in shops and transit than men, tracing losses from hairpins to gloves. Rudy Appel returns to work in Wheeling after a family visit.
Hie Jan. wd, Clerk of Courts Ethel Davis will launch a new campaign to collect court costs. Delinquents will be notified to appear and settle or arrange satisfactory plans. A prior drive boosted the treasury. partial payments were accepted and some defendants settled in full.
Emperor selected cabinet figure Geb Count Tisaichi Herauchi war minister spoke for leaders shaping a possible government. Genyak outlined policies for premier role and urged army to withdraw opposition, as military chiefs reportedly opposed him.
600 men found employment in Connellsville as the Bek Coke Company resumed ovens at Philips Kyle and Cunastamd. Geologists estimate three fourths of New York state was underwater millions of years ago, a fact noted in a related report.
Market watchers note little overall gain as Dow Jones ends the week at 186.89 up 0.96, with rail and industrials down about a quarter. The 70-stock average closes near 66.86, while analysts warn of volatility ahead driven by a few strong issues and uncertain employment data from the National Association of Manufacturers census plans. The petroleum sector, led by Standall of New Jersey, shows modest weekly gain amid cautious optimism for 1937 profits.
A jumbled OCR page lists many corporate names and industries such as General Electric General Motors United States Steel Westinghouse and Woolworth alongside stray animal notes. It includes Hindu reverence for the cow and a fragment about the tayra, a Brazilian that resembles a weasel, with garbled passages throughout. The exact context and connections between the business list and the animal blur remain unclear due to the fragmented text.
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