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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1936
Page
5
Board members discussed cutting costs to fit available revenue and warned against reducing operating funds. Budget chair Monroe predicted further curtailments next year while Henton suggested trimming the property tax levy and the $4,000 short term loan redemption, with a special meeting set for Thursday to adopt the levy and budget.
Personal mentions note Mr and Mrs C M Howard and Mr and Mrs J Harold Patterson back from Baltimore. Mrs Benjamin Kimi arrives from Cleveland after aunt Mrs Thomas Ward’s death. Various Erie visitors attend funerals, weddings and family events including Jeanette Mottier's wedding to Dean Wilson and the deaths of Mrs Ward and Mrs Ragan.
Timely reminders from the Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture urge farm practices to boost profits, announce Farmers' Day open house on Thursday June 11, advise foal care to prevent infection, promote available publications, and stress thinning garden crops. A girl’s bicycle missing on West Wayne Street is also noted.
Funeral services for Charles Barnes, a well known Columbus resident, were held Monday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Basin. Reverend W M Garnett of Spring Creek officiated. Burial was at West Lawn Cemetery. Attendees included Sundimeg, Frank Crosby, Ft Barnes and Snoo Hubert. Relatives and friends of Corry and Columbus attended.
Advertisement urges readers to cleanse kidneys and stimulate them using Thompson's Barasma-Fablety tablets. Claims promote better blood filtration, gentler bowel, liver, and stomach action, and relief from backache dizziness and rheumatic pain due to kidney issues.
The Redemptorist mission at St Thomas Church in Weel aims at parish men with services nightly at 7 and morning sittings at 5 22 and 7.30. Revs John Frawing of Pittsburgh and Thomas Harkins CSS lead the program, with a Sunday Mass blessing and ongoing talks for single and married men.
Repairs of damage to the Lake View pavilion at Findley Lake have been completed. Teets, manager and owner, announces quick dances will resume on Memorial Day weekend and continue daily through the summer. Skating may be suspended due to pavilion damage, but the skating rink operations will restart under Teets. Mrs. H C Powell and Mrs. Raward Feldt traveled to Erie for a short trip.
Market observers note dull trading masks underlying shifts as Standard Statistics urges gradual accumulation of select equities in anticipation of a resumption of an upward trend. Margin rumors persist though the reserve bank has not confirmed changes. Gold production forecasts and industrial talks frame a broad view of future prices and policy impacts.
United Press reports a sharp market finish with prices rising after a turbulent day. Notable gains appear across major issues including American Can American Locomotive and Chrysler while several tickers lag and overall turnover remains heavy.
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