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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
5
Local Social and Family Travel Notes Reach Across States
Mrs J A McLaughlin and Mrs Mildred Denton traveled to Jamestown for a hairdressers demonstration. Mr and Mrs HH Manley visit Roanoke Virginia for ten days with their son Dr Walter Manley and family. Mrs Thomas McMahon of Meadville attends funeral services for niece Miss Margaret Spiesman. Mrs Donald Caulder of Meadville returns home after visiting. Mrs Frank Herberg and son of Sharon Pennsylvania visit Mrs M J Berkey and family for funeral services. Mr and Mrs Arthur VanWanen of Niagara Falls New York stay several days with Fred Hall. Mrs Hubert Heerlein and daughter Myra spend week in Tarentum Pennsylvania. Mrs R K Jamison and children Barbara Bell and Jerry of Lorain Ohio visit A W Wiggers on Franklin Street. Miss Suzanne Shaver leaves for Karns City Pennsylvania to spend week with brother Charles W Shaver and family. Mrs Robert Retherford and daughter Phyllis return from Rochester Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McLaughlin
Mildred Denton
Jamestown
HH. Manley
Roanoke
Walter Manley
Thomas McMahon
Mead- Vile
Margaret Sipiesman
Donald Caulder
Meadville
Frank Herberg
Sharon
M. J. Berkey
Margaret Spiesman
Arthur VanWanen
Niagara Falls
WN. Y
Fred Hall
Hubert Heerlein
Myra
Tarentum
R. K. Jamison
Barbara Bell
Jerry
Lorain
A. W. Wiggers
Franklin Street
Suzane Shaver
Karns City
Charles W. Shaver
Robert Retherford
Phyllis
Rochester
Albert Anderson
Emily
Wilcox
Glen Group
Erie
Curry
F. B. Edwards
Margaret Spleswmtan
Grant Pettit
Gall
Butler
Flor Edwavis
E. H. Roger
Janes (Pilly
Joyce
Patrick
Port Washington
J. Young
Mott Street
David Dosen
Arthur
Baton Rouge
N. Reich
West Smith Street
Edith Turner
R. N
Pittsburgh
Charlotte House
Chautauqua
N. Y
Ineth Morris
Stuart Houghton
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Morris
Marion Cogswell
William Crawford
Frank Schrailer
Corry
Melvin Thomas
Olean
Roberta King
Dorothy Mae Bickers
Martha Mount
Albert Piteavage
Carl Sullivan
Burton Hammond
Oli City
Mattte Sheenhin
Golden Lax Tablets Promise Quick Toxin Cleanse
Keep Young Old age 18 due to poisons in the in testinal tract. These poisons enfeeble the body and hasten ald age. GOLDEN LAX TABLETS will clean out all poisons quickly and gently. All druggists, 290 and 50c, advs
Personal Mention Highlights Summer Travel and Names
Miss Danay Hoy returns home from Tumborsville after her brother Charles I. Hoy of Harding, Mass dies. Mrs. W. W. Hilyard and two children visit Dr. and Mrs. N. Troy Gillette in East Smith Street. Betty Byers returns from Comeaul with the Gulick family. Edward Brigham and Mary Bigham, and James Liddy back from Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Various locals travel or visit in New York City Searsport Seneca Falls and Pa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danay Hoy
Tumborsville
Charles I. Hoy
Harding
Mass
W. W. Hilyard
Bernice Ann and
William
Westfield
N. J
Troy Gillette
East Smith Street
Betty Byers
Comeaul
Herbert Gulickaris
Edward Brighan
Atlantic City
Lee B Wood
New York City
A. A. Cummings
Spring Street
Searsport
Maine
Faith Messenger
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Adjutant D. Messenger
Elia Cram
Linesville
B.C. Barnes
North Center Street
J.P. Lawrence
Cleveland
C. H. Shoop
Kane
Mary Wojtasek
Pittburgh
Spring Creek
Effie Daring
Migland
Mich
CB. Frazie
W. F. Miller
A. N. Goldfineh
The
Baptist Church
Celeron
Agnes Gibson
York
Enory
Townsend Club Holds Meeting in Corry
Corry Townsend Club No 1 met last evening with about one hundred attending. Joseph B Robb from Chicago headquarters visited and spoke. Ross Bunting and P J Barber, president and treasurer of the 28th Congressional District Board, reported progress of the Townsend movement and installed club and Auxiliary officers elected in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry ‘Townsent
Joseph B. Robb
Chicago
Ross Bunting
P. J. Barber
28Th Congressional District Board
Townsend
theTownsend Club
Auxiliary
Frank B. Brooks
Paul Crowell
Lift liquor ban at Johnstonown and Dele borough
The liquor and beer ban in Johnstonown and the nearby Dele borough, imposed after strike violence at Bethlehem Steel’s Plant three weeks ago, was lifted today. The Liquor Control Board’s order, requested by Sheriff Michael J. Bayle of Cambria County, became effective at noon and the six bottles per day limit at state stores in twelve surrounding counties was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Dele
Bethlehem Steel
Liquor Contry Board
Michael J. Bayle
Cambria County
Tohnston
Workers Return to East Chicago Plant Under Truce
United Press reports steel workers at East Chicago returned to Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company mills after a 16 day strike. Twenty five men started fires at midnight as the plant aimed to resume normal operations with 7,000 workers expected within days. Government brokered truce by Gov. M. Clifford Townsend ended the standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preps
Chicago
Ind
Youngstown Sheet and ‘Tube Company
M. Clifford Townsend
Voluntary rate talks eyed to aid coal market
Harrisburg officials and a coal company, two railroads, and the Public Utility Commission plan a conference to press for voluntary freight rate cuts on soft coal from the Clearfield district to New York Harbor for shipment to New England. The move follows an Interstate Commerce Commission refusal to lower rates. George Gershwin estate valued around 200000 dollars for royalties from Rhapsody in Blue and other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New England
George Sh.arle
Sentere
Tomorow
U Uility Commission
New York Central
Cleanfield
New York
Earle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mant W. Potter
New York City
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
I. CC
Pennsylvania Commission
Coal
Clearfield
Atlantic Seaboard
Market GossIP on Steel Restarts Strong July Gains
Elmer C. Walzer reports a July surge in steel operations reaching 22.9 percent, the highest since 1983 start of weekly capacity figures. Gains boost Youngstown district, lift market sentiment, and point to stronger production indices this week. Dividends in focus as corporations weigh cash payouts against expansion funding amid tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Petrtia
American Iron & Steel Institute
Youngstown
American Iron Steel Institute
Stocks Steady as Grains Soar in July Market
New York quotes show stocks settling into quiet irregularity while grains jump, with wheat hitting limit up. Bonds ease amid dull trading as steel and other major issues swing. Prominent names such as United States Steel and American Can move in early strength, then retreat, with a broad list of industry groups following the trend. A street remark from Hi Hin in Chinatown ends the column, noting the era’s mood as wisdom or credulity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States Steel
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