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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
4
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors in Titusville and nearby towns. People travel for business and leisure, including Mrs Flicence Patterson, Miss Mabel Christie, Miss Mabel Losbard, and many others visiting relatives, returning to work, or accompanying family members.
Relatives and friends travel between Cleveland Erie North East Cambridge Springs Syracuse Jamestown and Buffalo for weekend visits and short stays. Mrs William Young heads to Cleveland to see her sister Mrs R J Tucker for a week. Paul Orn returns to Erie after a weekend with his mother. Dana McCray returns from North East with friends and kin. Miss Margaret Macross of Kane leaves for Cambridge Springs after hosting in the city. Elizsuer Kinley travels to Syracuse after visiting relatives. Horace Lelie returns home after a city visit with his mother. Charles Anderson Wallace Cogswell and family motor to Jamestown after Buffalo visit. all return to the city.
E R Rhodes 414 West Wayne Street has secured the agency for the Fugo automatic fire extinguisher in the district. Demonstrations underway showing a four part unit that can be operated by a five year old by striking the plunger to smother flames. Low recharge costs are cited as a major selling point boosting its popularity.
General Motors announces price cuts across its lines with Chevrolets seeing immediate reductions of ten to twenty dollars. Other brands including Gatland mod e and Oldsmobiles report cuts ranging from one hundred forty to one hundred forty dollars, effective immediately.
Berlin July 31 financial turmoil grips Germany as the mark sinks to new lows on the London market. Observers warn the Wirth government or the republican system may crack under the strain amid fears of economic collapse and a wider financial catastrophe. Tonight officials tax the plunge as a warning sign for the currency and economy. Estate of Louise By Wight notice appears, granting letters of administration to Neve E. Wien as administratrix, with claims and debts to be settled in due course.
An OCR fragment lists a broad mix of American companies and tickers across industries including oil, steel, automakers, railroads, and retail. It references brands such as General Motors, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, US Steel, Panama RR, Union Oil, Mexican Petroleum, and Northern Pacific, with scattered city or state cues and market mentions. The passage conveys a snapshot of market names rather than a cohesive story or event.
Trading in Studebaker led the industrial group as rail shares advanced amid bullish market sentiment. Directors approved a regular dividend and an extra payout, while standard issues like Union Pacific and Southern Pacific attracted demand near year highs. Oils and chemicals hit new yearly records as buyers bet on easing labor strife and expansion in retail, with broad industrials sustaining a primary upward trend.
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