Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Clinton Visit Philadelphia Ties
Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Clinton travel from Costelia to Philadelphia visiting relatives and planning a short stay in Salamanca before returning home to Costelia.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
5
Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Clinton travel from Costelia to Philadelphia visiting relatives and planning a short stay in Salamanca before returning home to Costelia.
A morning to night flow of visitors and relatives arrives in Corry and Union City. Mrs Walter H Ranch and daughter Alice depart for York Beach to spend two weeks. Numerous relatives, friends, and business travelers from Erie, Warren, Butler, Philadelphia, and New York mingle at homes, hotels, and gatherings. Local residents host, visit, and plan trips to Warren, Jamestown, and other nearby towns.
Twenty six thousand scouts gathered at the Washington Monument base last night, beginning official activities for their first national jamboree. A Roosevelt message greeted attendees, with Theodore Roosevelt Jr taking a leading role in the ceremony as chief interest of the event.
Rural carriers from the Corry post office will join Erie County Royal Letter Carriers Association members for the annual picnic at Wattsburg Monday. Ned H. Goodell, past president of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association, recently retired, will be honored. A large turnout is anticipated with a planned program for the occasion.
Nineteen month old Daviety Meta, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Meta of Fairview, died in a three car collision on a sharp curve near Rowmapvily just outside Toronto. Victims included Mrs Barry Silverstein and her year old son Solomon. others injured were Mrs Charles Holz Joyar Metz Boris Silverstein Charles Hetz and a nursery worker. one driver escaped unharmed.
The Cony band presented a splendid appearance in white duck pants dark coats and white caps at City Park last evening. Members debuted the new outfits on Wednesday evening amid cool weather a large turnout enjoyed the concert and noted improvement over their debut two weeks ago. The program will continue on Wednesday evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday School held a large outing at Mitchell's Grove West Spring Creek with about 200 attendees enjoying games races and a picnic. Winners included Carol Mae Cochran Edward Dewey Alex Lawson Dotis Crowell Warren Spicer Bobby Parsons and many others as reports praise the smooth event and plans for next year.
Three people were injured during an encampment incident at Camp Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania on June 20. The casualties include two Philadelphia National Guard members with unspecified injuries and a third person also hurt. Local authorities investigated the event and provided medical care to those affected.
New York reports mixed outlook for second half with Inland Steel and CSO memorandum signaling possible relief in labor tensions. Wall Street notes subdued demand and price focus stabilizing costs, while farm and consumer spending expectations lift hopes for modest gains. analysts anticipate tax policy and energy factors shaping results.
A jumble of industry notes from New York in July shows steel demand appears uneven as producers like American Locomotives and Bethlehem Steel face fluctuating prices. The market tracks several major firms including Standard Oil and Woolworth, with miners and refiners listed among active players while overall price gains dilute under a cautious outlook.
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