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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered market mentions with copper sugar and railroad names. References include Great Northern and Central Northern lines and assorted regional companies. No complete trade data or prices are readable in the preserved segments.
United Press reports stocks push to new yearly highs on strong industrial charts. Rail toward gains dominates, with steel, oil, and energy names leading, while money liquidity supports broad advance despite mixed indicators. Major names like General Motors and Union Oil appear among active movers in a cautious market.
Mayville July 7 The trial of a forgery and grand sorcery scheme involving Bai Dekan as president and Patti DeLaney of Brock with Mrs Emilly A. McChure as secretary is under the District Attorney Glean W. Wendi after a stormy session. Separate trials for DeLaney were in progress before Judge Ottaway of Satiestiver.
A flurry of personal mentions notes James Righaris visiting Garland for the day. Several residents journeyed to Jamestown, Erie, and Chregland for visits or hosting relatives. Mrs. Bradley of New Rochelle arrived for a week’s visit, while others left for towns like Tamadown and Lily Dale to spend time with family.
A jumble of travelers and visitors across several cities. Mro and Mes Linendell and son, and Mrs Hubert Meerlein of Vandergrift spent time with relatives in the city, while Lewis Shambaugh departed for Pittsburg. Mrs Bardis and daughter Helen left Oklahoma City after a month, visiting her father Henry Bennett. Miss Mary Buck returned to St Catherine's after a city visit, and J J Desmond set off on a business trip to Boston.
The form Anzac for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps arose in World War I. General Birdwood used the term in a telegram from the Gallipoli peninsula. Some claim it derives from Australia, New Zealand, Africa and Canada initials.
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