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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
5
Market activity shows stable to mixed quotes for oil and railroad issues in Oil City and nearby exchanges. Notable names include Skelly Oil, Texas Co., Northern Pacific, New York Central, and Canadian Pacific among others, with prices and percent figures variably reported.
Misses Margaret Berry and Lucile Howl, teachers in Cleveland, will arrive in the city this evening for a pastor vacation visit with their parents and relatives. Willis Mitchell of New York, who has been spending the past several days here, left for Erie this morning. Lotuld Betty returned to Mendville after a city visit. JH Mount in Ruffila attended ceremonies at the Corry lodge. Mrs Eugene Heath of North Gir dy, Pa, was an overnight guest at J.B. Patterson’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Pranie Gilson Jar visited Warren Ol to spend the week. Toeebe Gileun and family hosted guests visiting from Curvy. Ernest Walkington’s sister visited Noxta strent. Howard plans a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit his grandson. Mrs. C.H. Fewdil Jory and family traveled to Erle for a visit.
United Press reports a series of beatings and murders leading to the arrest of Gillis Muck, a 25 year old Black man, who confessed to stabbing a young woman and standing by as another was beaten. The victim Miss Josephine Adorizzi was found dead in a yard. a guard testified he faced further violence. Two others, Sime and Chester Pistel, injured in related assaults, are hospitalized.
Glen Donalds and Lola Schramling visit city residents while others plan weekend trips. A public notice announces a syrup price hike and a buyback offer, urging farmers to sell quality syrup now.
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