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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
5
Little Jackie Rowan of Kane lived in the city this morning for a visit with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Morris on Chestnut Street.
Mrs J A Hillsteam visited James town for business with friends this morning. Jerome Haight departed for Dunkirk and other places to see friends. A Golumbie returned from St Marys where he was a brief visitor. Pest U Wilton spent the day in Union City with music pupils. Miss Genevieve Byrns left Gould street after two weeks visiting her brother H E Byrns and family for home in Alatoma Pa.
A long list of residents and visitors in Erie and nearby towns. Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Palms, Mrs. Glyde Wilson, O. Willetts visiting from Watts Plats, Mrs. Keefe, Miss Elizabeth Daley, Fred Melcher, Hower Kerr, John Clough, L. W Olds, P. J. Frieseman, Mrs. Henry Youngke, Miss Mildred Swanson, Thomas Coline, Mrs. Fish facing surgery, Mrs. Ada A Hoy, and others visiting relatives or traveling to Cleveland, Miami, Chicago, Warren, Kane, and Cambridge Springs.
Easton readers are urged to try Dry Pierce's Favorite Prescription for pregnancy strength and bone health. The testimonial cites rapid recovery after childbirth and continual vigor for expectant mothers, urging purchase at nearby drug stores.
A Taewday meeting of Ontield Club members hosted by Miss Wight at 48 West Frederick Street featured a talk on American participation and a pageant. Officers elected: President Mrs White Wilcox, Vice President Mrs C P Eaton, Secretary Mrs Pragle Rabbit, Assistant Secretary Mrs W Waggoner, Treasurer Mrs P S Austin. Next meeting at Mrs Eaton’s home.
A Conneaut farmer named Mart-Edward J Tonneauig of Pierpont, aged 54, reportedly killed himself by charging at himself on Tuesday. The incident follows concerns Brow had become dependent and in ill health during a harsh winter that affected stock feed.
London reports Leon Trotsky once war minister now seeking reconciliation with the Central Committee of the Communist Party. A Helsingin dispatch cites Moscow sources indicating efforts to reunite factions ahead of possible political settlement.
The report lists leading U S companies across industries from textiles to autos and oil including American Woolen Anaconda Beko General Motors Maxwell House and Shell with railroads like New York Central Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific noted. It highlights crowded trading interest in names such as Packard Motors Replogle Sinclair Transcontinental Oil and Texas Gulf Gas amid broad market movement and sector shifts.
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