Titusville Visitors Return Home After Stay
Mrs Leon McNierney and her children from Titusville have returned home following a visit at the home of Mrs H A O'Hare and Zamdy.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
5
Mrs Leon McNierney and her children from Titusville have returned home following a visit at the home of Mrs H A O'Hare and Zamdy.
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors traveling or visiting relatives across the country and abroad. The record names Amy family, Aikens of Calumet, Breidenstam occupants, Morrells, Skiridges, Harris, Dallas, Stokes, Cowles, Croseul and others, detailing trips to Chelsea Ohio Bakersfield Calif Greece New York City Buffalo and Erie among others. It also records visits by Adjutant Harmon Richmond and Miss Tillotson in Pittsburgh summer school, with notices of deaths and funeral arrangements for George L. Golding in French Creek.
Expresses sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers during ill health and death of Anna Belle Hudson Merritt Hudson and family.
Welfare Secretary June Pennington announced that Charles M. Janes, operator of Veil Maternity Hospital on East Main Street, has been refused a state license to Grarate de Ves Maternity Hospital in West Chester for ten years of violations. She cited persistent violations of Pennsylvania welfare laws and regulations, involvement in three locations, and advertising that drew out of state girls with potentially dependent children. Pennington warned such adoption practices endanger the commonwealth and urged enforcement action.
Cohen & Sons announce the estining operation of the Roosevelt Station on North Center Street with Texaco products and the reopening of the West Washington Street station. The Socony-Vacuum Co previously operated at North Center and will move to a new distributing center on eye Smith Street starting Wednesday. Cohen & Sons also arrange with Jesus Oil Co to handle Texaco products at both North Center and West Washington stations. A special opening feature offers cigars and flowers to workers. a simultaneous notice questions a local applicant’s suitability for a license.
United Press reports stock market strength with steel as a potential rally leader though labor tensions loom. Westinghouse poised for equipment demand and higher profits amid capacity use. Food prices climb over four weeks as drought tightens supply and speculative demand pushes prices higher.
Steel stocks led a brisk early advance before turning down as the market fell overall on stronger selling in the sector. Traders cited nervousness over the labor outlook and a interpreted government holdout favoring union organizers after a Secretary Perkins statement. The day featured broad declines with higher volume on downturns and a mixed list of major industrials.
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