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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1928
Page
5
Mrs H W Alverson and daughter Mrs R Bacon of Westfield with Maxine plan an extended visit and friends in the city. They will return home soon after a West Coast and inland trip visiting Los Angeles and Kirksville Missouri for a month with relatives.
Personal notices list Mrs Mary Carlin at a Grady York wedding in Erie. Numerous friends and relatives travel from Warren Lewistown Cleveland and Chicago to attend events and visit family including Miss Zena Keating and Miss Leona McKay. Roy Cofling and Norman York journey for social visits. several households host guests from Buffalo Warren Chicago and Philadelphia during the period.
The Women’s Club will host a picnic at Canadahip late Monday evening. A committee plans the outing with cars leaving the post office at 6:80 sharp. Members are asked to attend promptly for swimming boating and diversions after the supplied snacks.
Mrs Sara R Byerly of Greensburg Pennsylvania extols San Cura Ointment claiming four years of dermatitis relief after using it for intense itching sores and skin eruptions. The advertisement touts cures for eczema fever sores cuts burns bruises piles catarrh and rashes with San Cura Soap and Ointment priced 26 cents per box.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church prepares to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of its dedication at the corner of Soul Center and Pleasant streets with an observance in early September. Plans are in flux. a week of services and speakers is possible, with prominent church leaders invited to participate in the celebration.
Alexander and Gulfey Pittsburghilis Guthey died. He was the Democratic nominee for the forty-fifth district. Guffey, a Democrat and admirer of Woodrow Wilson, attended Princeton, earning BA and MA. Born in Greensburg and son of former sheriff John Guffey, he was a noted authority on Western Pennsylvania history. Funeral services will be held here Thursday afternoon with burial at West Newton, Pa.
United Press report notes John foimert of Wesleyville Asukh died in Hamels hospital from a jawlock injury a day after a blink carriage wound sustained July 4. This marks another Jockjaw death in the past week linked to explosives from Worth, with July explosive incidents blamed for the fatalities.
The market closed with a mixed showing as listed stocks from General Motors to Bethlehem Steel moved across tickers. Names such as Pan American, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific appeared among the firm names, while rails and motor makers dominated the day’s quotations in a broad array of industrials and utilities.
A fragmented OCR item lists several U S manufacturing and utility names including American Woolen Armour Continental Can Joudrich Rubber Westinghouse New York Airprake Curtis Pen Gar Chemical Warren Pipe Loews Theatre and Pennsylvania based firms. The snippet mentions various products from sugar to gas and electrical equipment, signaling a section of the era’s business directory or stock notes with multiple company names and minimal context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alaska and a continental citation with unclear meaning. No clear event or entities beyond vague references to places and terms. Further readable content needed for a coherent summary and proper dating.
July 17 officials at Westinghouse East Pittsburg plant announced the War Department ordered 1 904 electric cook stoves for use in army quarters nationwide. The order signals expanded kitchen facilities for military posts.
The United Mine Workers of America policy committees held closed sessions in Indianapolis continuing through midweek without giving any public statement on the business discussed. The committees reconvened yesterday after a weekend recess and again refused to announce their actions.
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