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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1931
Page
5
Miss Amiel Vanslerhott left last evening for Titusville to spend a short time with Rentis, Me. and Bis. D. A. Hillstrom and son Armour, who had been in Atlantic City during the past few days, have returned home.
New York May 5 Kendall Refining Company awards a 75 000 barrels per month refinery distilling unit to Alco Products Inc a division of American Locomotive Company for the Bradford Pa plant. Built as an addition to the Kendall refinery to process 4000 barrels daily of Pennsylvania crude into high quality motor oils. Fabrication will occur at ALCO shops in Dunkirk N Y with flexible design for economical operation and superior products.
The junior committee of St Edward's High School plans a dancing party at the school on Wednesday evening starting in the forenoon. An Azorchestra including Miss Ama Lou Filson Max Harvey Raymond Bensink and Pahl Burkhart will provide music. The general public is invited. Glyde Wreemin traveled to Sherman for a day visit with friends.
Mrs Joli Kinley arrived from Erie to visit her sister Mrs Frank Kinley before returning to Meadville. BAHL McKay visited his sister in Wantan, George Roach returned from a visit with friends in pre, D A Roschie of Meadville returned for a layover with family, Miss Leonid McKay of Harrisburg came home for a week with her parents. George Ox visiting relatives before leaving for Tasnestown. J Js Highes of Buffalo visited on business then left for Oil City. Miss Anna Rifchdstick of James town stopped briefly en route to Spartansburg. W Alverson headed to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins Hospital care. he is improving. Mr and Mrs J Schaefer of Deland arrived for a short visit then to Sherman to visit the Edmonds. Mrs Myron Hi Reynolds left for Union City. Norman Mountain, Milton Zalzncci and Laurie Baker returned from Clarion prom weekend. Eva Pope, Julia Naylor and William Naylor of Pittsburgh returned home after a weekend with relatives. Nellie Tubbs and Dillian Carroll plan a Union City visit. Mrs Thomas Downey left for a short stay and Ol City visit en route home. Harvey Bloss, an overnight Erie visitor, returned home. Florence Fredland went to Jamestown for a visit. Mr and Mrs Jack Brigham of Crown move to Oil City. he’s a Standard Oil employee. Mrs Brigham was Anna Downey formerly. Mr and Mrs R G Barnes returned to Corry for funeral, then spent weekend with Mrs Hendrickson. Lawrence Myers of Pittsburgh visited on business today.
The May business meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club was a green dinner hosted last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoenes on North Center street. Hostesses were Mrs Fidenes, Mr Minnie Koford, Harriet Myers and Marion Smith. A felicious menu for twenty five guests featured spring flowers and candies as decorations. After dinner, the group discussed various matters and Misses Helen Morrell Agnes Lynch and Alzel Merker were named as nominating committee for officers next year. A card hour followed with Miss Sarah MacInnes winning a prize. the May social will be a Mothers and Daughters Banquet. Marion Smith will host the next business meeting in June. Mrs Hoenes received a cat vitul git as a humorous token from the club.
Logan & Bryan provides market quotes with Lloyd M. Bracken as manager. Coppers American Smelters, Butte Copper & Zinc, Kennecott, International Nickel, Motors including Chrysler, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Continental Petroleum, National Supply, United Corp, Prairie Pipes, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, St Paul, American Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel and other names appear with varied figures and prices.
A revived testimonial from Rev. W F Gilbert of Titusville, Pa., asserts twenty years of bleeding and itching piles vanished after using San Cura Ointment. The letter states a 60¢ jar produced a firm, permanent cure and promises guaranteed relief or money back. Also promotes San Cura Soap for skin care and anti rash benefits.
A concise notice reports Associated Gas and Oil engaging with Central States Electric in a marked energy collaboration involving Columbia Oil and Gasoline. The item highlights corporate ties, regional energy movements, and cross company coordination within the industry.
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