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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1929
Page
5
Local observers note several ducks lingering along the Broken nicuy near Mead Run while others head north for spring. Some birds appear to stay in the Youngsville area despite a harsher winter, a departure from typical migration patterns.
The note records that important Tron ore was first found by William A. Burt, a government deputy surveyor, on September 18, 1884, at the far end of Teal Inke in the Marquette range. The entry emphasizes Burt as the discoverer and places the event in a historical mining context.
Funeral services for P. C. Lynch were held with a solemn procession to Thomas cemetery where interment followed. Relatives and friends from out of town attended the impressive ceremony led by Mrs Keefe and others, with many mourners named in attendance from various locations and households.
Mrs Esther Oldenberg of Silver Creek stayed with Miss Lucile Murray on Mott street. Mrs Charles Stewart of East Pleasant Street headed to Findley Lake NY as guest for several days. Miss Lillian Zilaneck returned to Brookway Pa to resume studies after a home visit. Several locals visited or hosted relatives in Corry and surrounding towns, including Ames, Normen Scholton, D L Steen, and Mr. and Mrs W A Steen. A number of residents traveled to Jamestown, Philadelphia, and New York for visits or business. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olmick at Corry Hospital. A suit of men’s heavy mittens was left for claim at 102 1 2 East Washington.
The Associated Gas and Electric Company sets a Class A stock dividend of 24s per share, or 10 percent per annum, based on current market price. A stockholder must complete full transfer formalities with secretary M. C. O'Kempti by March 5, 1939, for the dividend entitlement and share transfer.
A dense market clipping lists companies across sectors including American Smelting, Kennecott, General Motors, Packard, and Willys Overland, with rail lines such as Missouri Pacific and New York Central. It notes percentages and prices for shares or commodities, referencing oil majors like Atlantic Refining and Pure Oil, and touches on electric utilities and steel producers. The fragmentary passage also references Chile Copper, Pan American, and regional gas outfits, reflecting a wide breadth of 20th century industrial players.
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