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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
5
Paul Buxton, after a short stay in this city, is rehunted to his former time in Cum Inides Springs, marking a notable shift in his personal journey and residence.
A string of social notes lists visits and returns from trips around St Marys and nearby towns. Names include Mrs H A O Hara, Miss Mary O Hara, Miss Mary Splesman, G N Whitman, Veron W T Grant, Mrs Hadath Schneider, Leo Hoylen, Raymond Barnes, Sophia Bemus, Mabel Larson, TB Dugan, A V Hill, Joan McLean, Margaret Jackson, Donna McLean, Alma McLean, Matilda Nast, C A Johnson, J A McCoy, James, M J Purcell, Mrs S W Parker, Lillian Johnson, and many others. Several travel to attend intercounty institutes, funerals, or family visits.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes the 1980 Law Act and 1929 federal farm relief law as main achievements of the second session. Congress faced explosive debate but passed major items while President Hoover faced reverses on the Spanish war veterans pension bill and Parker nomination. Parker Gilbert and Orville Waigns received honorary doctorates at Harvard commencement.
Stock quotations from Log an Bryan of Oi City reported by Lloyd M Bracken, manager, showing copper and zinc names like Butte Copper and Zinc and Anaconda. The brief note lists market activity and notable share movements for the day.
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists numerous car manufacturers such as Continental Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Overland and others alongside railroads like Canadian Pacific Chicago and Great Northern. The text is unclear and interleaved with stray letters and punctuation, yielding a messy catalog of brands and lines without coherent narrative.
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