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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
5
Mr and Mrs J A Betts aged 82 and Te express enthusiasm for air travel vowing to fly again. Howard Hughes starts an around the world flight from New York at 9 45 am EDT heading to Chicago as the first leg toward Los Angeles on a leisurely pace.
Personal mentions recount weekend visitors and travelers from Chicago Crced Mills Union City Jamestown and Erie. Names include Mr and Mrs Lewis Hbvey Glen Donaldson Mrs Fred Brown and family Mrs Fred Lacey Jerome Davis Mrs Hastings Jones Miss Charlotte McKelvey Thurssa e Haskell Carol Mac Mary Whitareth Gillette and many others visiting relatives in Corry Erie and nearby towns.
Ray O Morrow of Plymouth California died last Monday at his home after several months illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. He was a director at Briar Cliff Mines Limited and survived by his wife Gladys and three brothers Fred of Saskatchewan Earl of Los Angeles and another brother in Corry. Local friends learn of his passing.
Government forces quell uprisings and press the Hibeo river front in Spain as civil war reshapes Mediterranean communications. France and Turkey relations, Sanjak of Alexandretta, and British Italy lines loom over the region amid the conflict. Rebels suffer setbacks near Valencia with more prisoners taken and ammunition seized.
Harrisburg July k Inc reports the Gentvot Commission set a class one milk price for Pittsburgh producers at $4.06 per hundred, effective August 21. Delegates at public hearings urged this level, marking about a 36 cent rise from the Dauphin county court’s recent price.
Mrs John son was re elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at a meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Stephen Groots home on King Street. Officers re elected include Mrs Frank Whiteley vice president and Mrs Fred Ross recording secretary. Ethelyn Chase elected corresponding secretary and Margaret MacDonald treasurer. A devotional session was led by Mrs Emma Heath and one new member joined. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Bessie Kirch. Diffie Prison of Union City denied caps for death claims related to injuries at Shreve Chair Co plant.
New York July 2 Stocks failed to follow through on buying and fell back from early gains margin trading showed moderate losses. Major equities such as General Motors Westinghouse and Union Carbide traded lower while Amalgamated refining and Bethlehem Steel remained weak. Pittsburgh wholesale produce market reported moderate demand with steady prices for apples onions potatoes and dairy as dairy and poultry markets showed mixed movement with hogs and cattle steady to slightly higher.
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