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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
5
Members of the Ladies Circle of the W C W are urged to meet Sunday morning at the city park to travel to cemeteries and decorate graves of deceased members. This annual service includes transportation for those without cars. members should bring flowers.
A string of visits and travel notes from Jamestown and nearby towns lists Theo P Williams and O M Allsburg in Pittsburg for a directors meeting, Frank T England family in Jamestown, and many others ranging from Erie to Brockport on business, family visits, and leisure. It notes United States Senator Daniel A Reed luncheon, trips to Canada, and various relatives visiting or returning home, with multiple names and places across New York and Pennsylvania.
In Nome Alaska on June 22 air and sea searchers continued for James Mattern missing since a week from Khata rovsk Siberia. Poor visibility low clouds and falling barometer hindered the operation as crews awaited clearer conditions to resume the search.
New York June 22. Reported French rumor prompts abrupt selling at the stock exchange with major declines in leading issues while gold mining shares rise. The dollar weakens against foreign currencies as the franc and pound show gains and losses. Closing prices list American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Woolworth and others amid broad market volatility.
Rep Edward B Almon 78 Democrat from Alabama's eighth district died in his hotel at 345 am after suffering a heart attack Tuesday He had served 19 years in Congress and championed Muscle Shoals and TVA legislation He chaired the House Roads Committee and sat on pensions and public buildings and grounds committees
Large attendance at the Presbyterian Sabbath School picnic held Wednesday at Beaver Camp. Families and guests enjoyed ball games, quoits, swimming, and paddling. Young children were notably present as both children and adults stayed for a 5 pm picnic supper with coffee. Superintendent Theo P. Williams and committee praised the successful 1933 event.
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