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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
5
Local notices record numerous residents and relatives visiting, traveling to Harrisburg Hershey and Ocean City. Several guests return home with plans to stay with relatives, attend funerals and visit Findley Lake, Buffalo and Knoxville, detailing names and connections across several families.
Miss Mildred Mary Monroe daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Monroe of Has Pleasant street wed Joseph Hartill son of Mrs Olive Hartill at the First Baptist Church last evening. Rev Gilbert Loyd officiated. The bride wore a white gown with veil and carried pink roses. Evelyn Mallory was bridesmaid in pink, best man was Richard Miller, ushers Ralph Carroll Howard Blanchard and Sherman Barron. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home for twenty five guests. The couple will reside at 20 South Ith street Minneapolis. Among guests were Olive Hartill Drs George and Florence Mechanic family Plat River Missouri Sheen Barron Bemus Point.
Counsel for the United Electrical and Radio Workers announced an appeal of excessive bail for strikers arrested during disorders at the RGA Victor manufacturing plant in Camden New Jersey. About 000 workers had returned to work.
At about 1 am would be burglars were frightened away when Theo P Williams and family woke to a noise at a rear window. Police found attempts to raise several other rear windows but the intruders fled. No injuries reported. Authorities urge residents to secure back entrances on West Church Street.
Government forces pressed a strong offensive near Madrid against rebel strongholds. Loyal troops civil guards and municipal police gathered to halt Gen. Mola's northern advance while air raids warned rebels. At Toledo government attacked the military academy as rebels held out and aviation warned of bombing unless surrender. Rebel planes bombed and sank three government warships near Cadix as radio statements from Gen Queipo de Llano followed.
Wall Street shows leadership from automotives with Chrysler and General Motors posting strong prices not seen since 1929. Output in 1935 nears 4.12 million as trucks rise toward 600 thousand, while the used car market stabilizes amid veteran investors shifting toward trucks and newer buyers.
The New York stock market faced light resistance after an early rise to set new highs since 1931, then eased slightly as the averages fell back. Automobiles led declines while utilities attracted buying. mercantile stocks gained, and store issues benefited from optimism over forthcoming earnings. Major names like American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, and Chrysler showed varied moves amid mixed sessions, with broader trading reflecting cautious sentiment.
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