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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
5
London foreign exchange notes stronger starts for Tianve Belgium and Italy. French francs opened at 203.50 per pound, later moved to 200.50 before closing at 206. Belgian franc quoted at 10 in foreign market after yesterday's close of 202. Australian lira rose to 14850 from 149 yesterday.
July 24 The Pennsylvan Railroad plans a gasoline driven motor car over the Rochester line The car has been offered and will be put on its first trip The new coach will be driven by motors and take the place of the current baggage and passenger coach It will save time on arrivals and departures The line formerly operated by the P S Noout of Oleai
Gospel meetings at Cutting in a large tent have grown nightly for two weeks and will continue for another week by popular demand. Meetings occur each night except Monday and Saturday at 5 p.m. A special object lesson is planned for Friday night for both young and old. You are welcome.
Washington finances shakeup as a quiet assistant secretary steps into the role amidst a $160,000 government program. Acting secretary Wiltan says the change comes on the eve of a formal recommendation by the Secretary of Transport.
Mrs Nina Growl Heckathorn of Erie visited the city with friends on business. Mrs Heckathorn is a former Corry resident. Alton Klinger and daughter of Buffalo arrived to visit Mee Klinger and family on Grove Street. Many others, including Mrs George Clark, Miss Adriane Ervin, and Mrs Mary Garvey, were noted in travel or guest roles visiting relatives in Kane, Durhorsville, Watsontown, and surrounding communities.
A broad list of closing figures shows gains and losses across American Locomotive American Smelting American Can Bethlehem Steel Anaconda and more. Notable changes include 1.3% rise for American Woolen 1% for American Locomotive and 0.022000 for Wabash, with several rail and oil stocks fluctuating amid mixed activity.
Equitable Life Assurance Society agents in the Erie district and their wives were entertained at Steep Baronimus Garden Wa terford. A 10:30 a.m. meeting was followed by luncheon for about seventy five guests. Local agent IWheo P. Williams attended. Miss Milfred Goring left for Warren for a weekend visit with relatives. Miss Mina Terry returned home from Cleveland to visit her parents. Miss Mildred Sandburg visited the Sundaye family in Cleveland and returned home this afternoon.
Funeral services for Ed ward James Crowell were held Friday afternoon at 1:30 at the home and 2 o'clock at the Me Stay church. Rev. H. F. Reagle and Rev. Wayne B. Hutner led the rites with hymns sung by Miss Jane McCray and others. Burial was in McCray cemetery. Relatives and friends attended. pallbearers included Crowell relatives and local mourners. Miss Mattie VanTassel, visiting from Chautauqua, spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Frank Gleason.
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