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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
5
Ads tout Mello-Glo face powder promising long wear smoothness and non clogging pores from Keister's Drug Store. The item appeals to youth and excludes flashiness while noting local exhibitors. A separate note covers Thomas Mead and Francis Graves attending a Catholic Daughters convention in Harrisburg.
Mrs G Wi Waggoner attends the annual Presbyterian meeting as Corry Presbyterian representative. Lyle Loveland and C B McCray of Warren visit with friends. Mrs C S Byankiin of Warren overnight for the Corry Woman's Club meeting at Hotel Corry. Mrs Fred Post of Jamestown, formerly of Corry, spends the day with friends. D B Titus leaves for Indiana State Teachers College to escort daughter Annette Titus home for summer. Mrs Thomas Roberts of Detroit visits Welsch en route from Ridgway due to her father’s illness. Mrs George Wood travels to Spartansburg to visit son Robert Wood. Albert Jacobs leaves for work in Titusville after visiting at home. W A Steen of Union City and aunt Mrs Walter Grutter of Wray return home after visiting Harrisville relatives. Mrs M J Spaulding visits relatives at Girard and Albion. Mrs George Eason of Hornell visits en route from Union City. Mr and Mrs S V Stewart return home from California travels. Postmaster C S Bentley returns from Pittsburgh. Charles Lasey sails from New York to Dublin to work with a newspaper. Miss Doris Doolittle arrives from Indiana State Teachers College to spend summer with parents. Dr W W Graham and Dr H H Walker return from Philadelphia after clinic. Miss Morah comes from Spattensburg for a visit.
The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. Frank Crowell led devotionals. Members read papers on school aids, graduates at work, and Spanish speaking peoples. Music by Aleta Perkins and Mae Howard delighted attendees. Guests Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Lewis attended. Hostess Mrs. H. B. Smith and helpers served refreshments.
Word was received that Rev. Gilbert S. Boyd of Battle Creek Michigan has accepted the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church in the city. He is expected to begin around June 1.
Stock quotes from Log an Bryan member of New York Stock Exchange show a list led by Continental Motors General Motors and Kennecott International Nickel with varied percentages. Industry names include Atlantic Refining Continental Oil Mid Continental Petroleum and United Corporation showing ex dividend yields and notable prices from the period.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple railroads and firms such as Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Southern Pacific, St Paul, Missouri Pacific, Great Northern, and unions with manufacturers like American Locomotives and Bethlehem Steel, plus various percentages and numbers.
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