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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
5
United States commerce results showWestinghouse Air Brake Company and affiliates report net income after charges and taxes of 4,059,858 with 8,020,008 in earnings and 10,685,082 in 1926 federal taxes. Brunswick Hilke Colender posts 3927 hot income of 4,059,858 after charges.
Denses AAInst A Neb reports income of 911 dollars and average charges of 84 dollars for the prior year. United Dilig Co shows net income of 3,497,129 dollars after all charges, down from 5,480,017 dollars in 1926.
St Edward's Five started strong but faded to lose to St Mary's High 48 to 38 in a local court game last evening. St Mary's built a second quarter advantage and held on for the win.
Mrs May Eaton of Youngstown arrives in town for a guest visit with Mrs PJ Kotua, while Mrs Sadie Huth and two children, Silarence and Bertha, visit Erie for the day. Numerous neighbors and relatives depart for weekend stays, including Mr and Mrs P J Mriesemran, J J Grace from Little Valley, and Mrs Darrow and son. Travelers include Albert Pinck from Cleveland, Mina Terry from Erie, Katherine DeVore from Warren, Harry Miller from Detroit, and families like the Maloney and Kinney group headed to Waterford for a weekend.
Tax rules show single filers get 1500 exemption, married or head of family 8500, with 400 per dependent under 18. Normal rates 1.12 on first 4000 net income, 2.5 and higher on larger brackets, surtax beyond 1000. Earned income credit 25 percent up to 5100. Definitions of earned income include wages, salaries, fees, and services. Deduction limits and complicated regulations noted by the Treasury.
The Logan and Bryan Journal lists closing market figures across multiple sectors. It cites copper producers and smelters, motor companies including Chrysler General Motors Continental Motors and Union, oil firms such as Texas oil and Standard titles, steel makers, railroads, utilities and assorted industrials. Names include Continental, Sinclair, Shell, Reading, Union, Westinghouse and others with varied trading activity and cross-industry listings.
A newspaper note reports two women selling a past year's coat collection for $2, a man jokes such bargains favor women while men must wear last year's coats. Sears and Agelisson Globe are cited as the outlets for the clothes.
The City Council will hold a regular meeting Monday evening with routine business on the agenda. In town, Frank Litz of Center Street displays an old locomotive photo from 1867 in his shop window. Page items note candidates like G. Blew of 212 Poplar Street filing in Harrisburg for the Republican Assembly seat in the First District.
Clymer high school defeats Waterford 20 1 to 17 as Crist and Gallup lead with 13 points each. The girls lose 25 to 6 with Miss Morrow scoring 25 for Waterford. Clymer boys and girls host a home doubleheader tonight with lineup details listed from last night’s game.
A disputed Thursday contest ended with Dubois credited a 42-20 win by forfeit over St. Catherine’s after a squat was claimed to be taken from Noor Tihis. The Moor was left, comments say the game was marred by rough play and unclear administration.
Franklin extends a nine game streak with a 80 to 15 victory over Stocky Grove as Seaton wins Interseolabt league night. Titusville defeats Lochranton 48 to 28 and Meadville beats Gil City 20 to 19 29 in the era games in the district.
Local event headlines Willie Lavin facing Pepper Muntiz in a one round mixed bout next Monday evening at Buttato. The match is billed as a key attraction in Buffalo, with fans expecting a high quality fight from both fighters in the latest Bison City scene.
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