Fragmentary financial report line totals from unknown source
Incomplete OCR shows income around 80,64 and 1,950,510 with net expenses about 15 and 8,750. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
5
Incomplete OCR shows income around 80,64 and 1,950,510 with net expenses about 15 and 8,750. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
Two members of the Gor 1Y Businiekt and Profesional Womens Club traveled to Rownhurst, Kinde toy Lake, N.Y. for a dinner meeting. A chicken dinner was served at 7 o clock with tables attractively arranged. Misses Low Walter Minnit Koford Mrs Marion Johnson and Mrs Elsie Taylor led the arrangements. the gathering was enjoyed. It was decided to discontinue business meetings during the summer and hold social sessions. The next meeting is planned for July 9 with committee roles assigned to Mrs Ruth Whittaker, Misses Sara Mavinnes Clara Pettin gull Molva Miller.
Airgo crowd is expected to attend the card party this evening sponsored by the L C B A. Awards will be given for five hundred and bridge, and refreshments will be served by a committee.
A flurry of visitors arrive from Ithaca and travel to Beaver and Jamestown while several locals attend funerals in Erie and Ridgway. Notable movements include Mr and Mrs Roy Field and Misses Nellie and Margaret Bartholome returning from Ripley New York and Clifford Jourdet returning from Harrisburg. Clergy and families also travel for services and reunions across Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toronto corridor.
Mr Blackmore of Detroit United States Radiator Corp in Corry for plans to reopen the local plant and resume operations early in July. He conferred at the plant this afternoon and a management announcement is expected soon. Mr Brittlenore, a former Corry resident, has long been tied to the Corry plant.
Mrs. Frank Keleher and Norman Gifford, pupils of Henry C. Wilson, present a recital at Wilson Studio on West Washington Street. The program, set for Tuesday the 26th at 8:00 PM and 8:15 PM, is expected to be among the finest in years. Frank G. Hannon, renowned concert artist, accompanies. Two hundred invitations will be issued.
The market wrap lists prominent stocks and rail lines including American Smelting and Refining, Continental Motors, General Motors, Studebaker, White Motor, Atlantic Refining, Pan American, Sinclair, Shell, Union Oil, Texaco, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Pennsylvania RR, Illinois Central, Reading, and Seaboard. Notable rail carriers and steel firms such as Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, U S Steel, and Gendrich Rubber appear among the closing figures and sector leaders.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple company names and locations such as IS Leather Cuban Gane Sugar 574 Radio AB's South Porta Ried Sugar US Rubber Columbia Gas Westinghouse New Yorke Airbrake Currie Aeros Warren Pipe Foundry Loews Theatre Pittsburon Mountain Producers Indiana Salt Creek South Penn New York Curn Amont Arkansis Gas Lone Star with scattered numbers and abbreviations.
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