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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
5
American Locomotive Company directors reduce the quarterly dividend to 3 dollars on common stock, placing it on a nominal base compared with 8 dollars previously. The preferred dividend of 1.74 dollars is also noted. payment date set for June 30.
A roundup of residents visiting Jamestown Santiago Titusville and Columbus township with travels to Wickes details. Mrs Cogswell learns permanent waving while Mrs Reed returns from a Women s Home Missionary Society meeting. Plus Hoover signs a bill creating a federal bureau of prisons to ease congestion.
The American Legion E. C. Carrier Post announces a concert by F. Lee Whittlesey son of Mr and Mrs FP B Whittlesey of Curry at the High School auditorium on June 24 with a pianist accompanist. Plans also include presenting the Legion's national scholarship to area pupils and observing Memorial Day in cooperation with the VFW.
Trading closed with varied results as Oil City brokers Logan and Bryan led NYSE activity. Major movers included Kennecott and International Nickel with fractional gains, General Motors and Studebaker among auto stocks, and Bethlehem Steel and US Steel guiding the industrials amid a broad price spectrum.
Poppy drive by Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars returns May 24 in Sparta to aid disabled veterans and dependents. Funds support welfare work, pensions, and grave maintenance for ex servicemen while proceeds help needy veterans’ families. A Sparta man Jesse Still Turmer sits on the Crawford county murder jury at Meadville for the Dathan Gilbert case.
A joint meeting of representatives from Woman's Clubs in Warren Kane Titusville and Corry met at the Hotel Corry yesterday afternoon. Four Corry members three from Warren three from Kane and one from Titusville attended. An informal discussion followed the 8 o'clock Incheon Al start outlining next year's program for the four clubs.
Stocks fell sharply in New York after a day of heavy selling. United States Steel and other stalwarts dropped two to points, while some special issues fell as much as 21 points. A Girl Scout pencil sale planned by Methodist Church Mrs Dahlstrand troop will be held in the business section Saturday morning to raise funds for their summer camp.
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