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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention stones and tooling terms with no clear event or names to identify a specific news item. The readable bits show references to stones, ergola, and marks, but lack sentences or context to define who, what, when, or where.
Mr and Mrs C F Cronin and Miss Lena Matier arrived home last evening after spending the winter in Florida.
Local notes list Miss Minnie Kingston and niece Anne Slizebeth returning to Rochester after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Banla. Mr. and Mrs. Heath traveling to Youngstown for the weekend for their daughter’s event. Mrs. Campbell of Erie visiting her husband, a Corry hospital patient. Mrs. Sekerak and daughter to Erie to visit Mrs. Kormos in Erie. Many other residents depart for Cleveland, Detroit, Buffalo, Meadville, and Greenville with relatives and during church events.
Two men died in a May 1 crash five miles east of Macplintown on the William Penn highway. Alvin H. Hugerton, 20, of Stow, Ohio, was instantaneously killed. Roy Foltz, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, was extricated and died later at Juniata Valley Hospital in Lewistown from a crushed skull.
About thirty five members of the United Commercial Travelers attended a smoker in Use To hall last eve ning for an informal fueling and smoker. The session aimed to stimulate investment for re organization of Council No. 257. H J Davis opened the meeting, William Waller acted as chairman, with W G Sherwood and Wesley H Howard also speaking as local council figures. A number of applications for membership were received. Lab Smoker am visiting loses the meeting.
Dentists in Pennsylvania face a new law signed by Gov. George H. Carte prohibiting advertising beyond listing name office hours and titles in newspapers or signs. Violations may lead to license revocation for practices such as soliciting, public press agents, or claims of professional superiority or painless procedures. Sponsors include dentists from Philadelphia and several counties.
New York May 4 Municipal Court Judge John We CNEL sins died at St Vincent's Hospital from wounds received the day before from an unknown assailant. He succumbed to injuries after being attacked Tuesday.
Penn State vegetable and poultry sections urge care for young turrets and chicks with tailored temperatures. Advice covers turkeys, lambs, and sweet corn planting, plus soil and feed notes. Rural Sunday May 2 promotes conservative life and church events.
Gov George H Marke will sign the measure next week. The bill, supported by Rep Anthony and Gerard Mingheny, aims to abolish sweatshop conditions with the involvement of state commissions and officials.
Market summary shows a back and forth session with a moderate industrial average drop of 5.01 points on Monday, partial recoveries, and a 4.89 point dip midweek. London sales, a large liquidating holding, and rumors of U.S. gold import actions weigh on stocks as 1929-era measures, margins, and commodity declines spark continued caution.
Stocks and bonds moved irregularly with a firm overall tone as traders stayed reticent on long term commitments. Some buying appeared in rails oils and steels but later eased while coppers softened and motors showed strength. Railroad equipment improved as gasoline and TVA expansion reports influenced sentiment.
In West Virginia, workers reinforce the gates at Moundsville Penitentiary to prevent a jail break. Three inmates were related and a fourth wounded. a heavy steel beam will be installed after lowering wooden doors by gas in the gate area.
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