Few Civil Cases Set For March Erie Term
The March term of civil court at Erie opens with about 25 cases listed for trial. Some cases originate from Corry and nearby towns. An out-of-town judge is expected to assist in handling the docket.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
5
The March term of civil court at Erie opens with about 25 cases listed for trial. Some cases originate from Corry and nearby towns. An out-of-town judge is expected to assist in handling the docket.
Funeral services for Mrs. Guy Scott were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Bravken-Keating funeral Chapel with Rev. Gilbert B. Boyd officiating. Interment followed in Pint Grove cemetery. Bearers included J. S. Homan Jr Apthorp Lynfrd Chase and Charles Butters. Relatives Jesus Homan and son from Whintoro and Mrs Apthonp and son from West Spring Creek attended.
Personal mentions list numerous weekend visitors and residents seen about Union City. Names include Mrs. Burdett Gibeaut, Francis Blair, Mrs. Fay Shuss, Mrs. Shuss's son Freddie, Edward Person, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Biel, Archie Bell, Reymond Wiggers, Miss Honor Maloney, George Bemisul, Miss Margaret Beltent, and many with travels to Erie Jamestown Titusville and various towns.
A brief note asserts San Marino was founded in the fourth century near Rimini in the Apennines, placing its origin in the late ancient period. The claim emphasizes a long-standing historic heritage within central Italy.
Thomas Motor Company hosts for an employees appreciation event in the Hotel Corry dining room with 25 guests. Lawrence Thomas announces Union City expansion naming Ralph Gosnell as Union City manager and detailing service roles for Loren Thomas Clayton Turner and Clarence Lowe, with praise for the staff and cooperative spirit.
In Waterford, Lie Corry Grange initiated a class of candidates after a Saturday meeting that drew members from Youngsville and Union City. The program included tenets, discussions, music, group singing, readings and a contest, followed by a committee lunch.
Elmer C Walzer reports cautious optimism in the market as hope for congressional aid surfaces amid dividends cuts. Firms push earnings to dividends under the undistributed profits tax, weakening steady payouts. A Fred French Companies notice targets real estate units with aging shares collapsing in value and sparse market for holders.
New York markets slumped for the fifth session in a row with stocks bonds and major commodities tumbling. The Dow and other averages plunged to new lows since mid February as numerous industrial names including General Electric General Motors United States Steel and others posted continued declines amid overall market weakness.
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