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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
5
Earl J. Forbeck, head of the Amalgamated Steel Union's rank and file wing, withdrew his candidacy for the Amalgamated association presidency. The move comes amid ongoing contest within the union leadership and follows today’s Pittsburgh dispatch.
Mrs 0 W Bracken and Mrs HH Jones attended a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs FM Loveland at Findley Lake. The guest list included Mrs Richard Dawson and Mrs Ransom McKelvey from Warren, Mrs Glen Donaldson of Spring Creek, and Mrs Dawson Olmstead of Washington DC. Numerous residents and visitors from Corry, Jamestown, Meadville, Bradford, and surrounding areas are noted as attending visits, travels, and brief stays, with names such as Miss Erma Jacobs, Miss Signa Anderson, Clarence Willis, Miss Emily Blaha, Byron Wassink, Miss Helen Bush, Owen Fulion, Mrs Elizabeth Kuntz, and many others mentioned for short trips or visits.
The snippet warns against rushing in the a m as it invites accidents and favors the early evening gimner hour for entertaining or taking out a partner. It notes a lingering adventurous mood from yesterday and urges observing conventions while highlighting insect studies and the unsettled dates around April to May 1995 and various financial cautions across October and August.
The annual picnic of the First Baptist Church and Sunday School will be held Saturday in Mitchell Grove at West Spring Creek. The West Spring Creek School and Daily Vacation Bible School students join, with transport to church after 9 a.m. Bring lunch, enjoy serenade, games, and swimming. A large crowd is expected.
William Murren of Pittsburgh was elected president of the Pennsylvania Association of Police Chiefs at the 20th annual convention in Williamsport. Other officers named include George J. Shoemaker of Harrisburg as first vice president, Wm. J. Kane of Mount Lebanon as second vice president, F.B. Titus of Lansdowne as secretary, and M. H. Berard of Allentown as treasurer.
Sonya Millet and Luther Millet of Albany will stage an on street stilt walking exhibition between 5 and 6 tonight to promote the German Day celebration at Waldamerr Park Erie on August 1. The performers describe stilts as strapped high and sturdy with quick release foot straps to prevent injury.
Geneva reports Switzerland doubled its frontier guard on the Austrian border due to the Austrian uprising. Officially protesting to Berlin over shipments of German munitions into Austria.
July 26 stock market in New York fell as rumors of war rattled traders. Prices dropped about 1 to 1 points on heavy volume, with 4,000,000 shares traded as concerns over European tensions and rising wheat prices weighed on sentiment. The session reflected nerves from drought, labor strains, and weak margins, leaving values exposed to a bear drive. American Can among closing marks.
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