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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1929
Page
5
A scrambled OCR list shows numerous company names across oil, steel, gas, and utilities, including Atlantic Reaming Malone Continental Petroleum Pan American Pure Oil Sinclair Skelly Sinclair Pennzoil Canadian-Patin Chicago Great Northern Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific New York Central US Steel American Sugar Rubber rubber and related firms appear with partial percentages and stray numbers. The text lacks a cohesive incident or event.
Mrs CE Perking of franks Bireel went to Jamestown for the day on business and with friends. Miss Emily Hunt returned to Union City after visiting here with the Misses Clapis. J Hubert Iverlein returned from Nunda on Raymond Manufacturing Co. business. Mrs Adgie Quicklef traveled to Union City for an anniversary party of the Home Protection Lodge. Elsie Blakeslee came from Bradford to attend Pythian Sisters School of Learning. Mrs A Damon of Oil City left Meadville enroute home after visiting relatives. Ernest, Buffalo railroad superintendent, visited the city. Frank Heath and son of Franklin Street were visitors in Smethport. Mrs Glenn Donaldson returned home in Spring Creek after a visit. DSL Dewey departs for Phoenix to spend summer. recently returned from Florida. Hang Wellejus and Ruth Whitaker and others spent the day on business in Erie. Anna Drobnet returned from Detroit after graduation at Providence hospital. Helen Srebnek of Memphis joined for a two week visit. B Kennedy went to Warren for a several day visit. WB Mudge left for Warren. Cleve Damon of Spring Credit arrived to visit his mother Mrs Tom Smith and family.
William E. Hines a Corry machinist at Ajax Iron Works died at his home 145 York Street this morning after fainting yesterday afternoon. He was 58 and had lived in Corry all his life. Survived by four sisters and a funeral notice will be issued.
Vincent Connelly returned home last evening after spending the day in Buffalo on business.
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