Attorney and Mrs Waltur Seati on Canadian trip
Attorney and Mrs Waltur H Seati are spending several days on a trip to Canada, enjoying travel and leisure.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
5
Attorney and Mrs Waltur H Seati are spending several days on a trip to Canada, enjoying travel and leisure.
Arthur Poster departed for Pittsburgh today and plans a short stay there. He will attend to matters in the city before returning.
Personal Mention highlights visitors and visits across Jamestown, West Wayne Street, and nearby areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Long, the Lilleys, Duvkes, Lawson, and others visiting homes, with travel to East Aurora, Daytona Beach, Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit, and Atlantic City noted among guests and hosts.
The Federal Italy Crop Reporting Service of the State Department of Agriculture says truck crops are late but developing satisfactorily. Southeast ports show excellent conditions while fresh vegetables in Pennsylvania New York New Jersey areas show fair to good quantity. Ribbage setting in Waterford delayed by wet weather. Total market prospects may reach a new record.
Harrisburg reports the Industrial Board, with the secretary of labor and industry, is considering a regulation under the new 44 hour week act. Employers may be required to pay time and a half for hours beyond the limit. The board, empowered by 1921 legislation, met for the first time yesterday and discussed possible variations only if defined terms are met.
Agreement signed by company and manager with Assistant Secretary of Labor Ward McGrady ends the week long strike at Apex Hosiery. About 5,000 workers and locals gather outside the mill in a tense demonstration celebrating the closure of the siege. Weather log keeper Byron Daily notes clouds building in the southwest.
The tenth annual Teasdale Peaslale reunion was held at Canadohta Lake on July 1097. About thirty friends attended after a dinner, with officers elected: President Hazel Gibson, Vice President Jack Whaley, Secretary Dorothy Whaley, and Treasurer. The day was spent visiting and enjoying local attractions.
A garbled excerpt shows Britain warning Japan during tense Far East exchanges. The text hints at government statements and regret over stagnation in improving relations, with foreign officials pressed to clarify positions and outcomes.
Arrangements are complete for the quarterly meeting of the Chautauqua County Historical Society to be held at Findley Lake on Saturday July. Hon Joseph McGinnies will speak. The program includes local speakers and religious services at various churches. Attendees urged to reserve with the society.
Waynesboro Pa suffers a third drought day as rain fails to materialize despite forecasts. United Press report notes the town has gone dry with rain missing on multiple attempts, affecting local plans and crops.
Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania ends a 16 hour battle between twin strength regiments of about 3000 Pennsylvanian soldiers. Regular army officers listed errors and the guardsmen prepared to move to new stations as 20th century wartime training ends and units break camp before dawn.
Two Sherman residents, Charles J. Andeesm and Nellie Taber, suffered severe injuries after a vehicle overturned on a road near Mayville. A driver named Titus faces charges of driving while intoxicated as witnesses describe the crash.
Elmer Co Walzer reports market behavior after the U S Steel and General Motors releases aligned with analysts expectations. Traders fear higher margins amid rising commissions and may shift from stock to commodity markets. U S Steel’s second quarter and dividend stance loom large while optimism grows for farm goods and a potential autumn business improvement.
United Press reports mixed activity with major groups dipping while industrials led by favorable earnings. Steel shares showed activity as markets hovered near seasonal production lows with Wheeling stock climbs and gains across several firms including American Locomotives and Westinghouse Electric amid broad listings from Chrysler to General Electric.
Soviet universities will graduate more than 90,000 new specialists this year, compared with 75,000 in 1880 and 88,000 in 1934. Among the graduates are 22,120 mining, chemical, electrical and building engineers. AOR SALE pidsmate St W Congress street.
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