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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
5
At Brig Erie Pa on November 25 the search narrowed a possible body found at Osgood near Greenville to not match Angelo Mantean or Pete Grande who had been missing since October 9. Police Chief Christopharmonaged reported the finding and state troopers relayed details from Lawrence Park barracks to Greenville.
Local residents announce Thanksgiving plans and visits. Mrs Arta S Welsh travels to Los Angeles with stops in Cleveland and Lincoln. Many relatives and friends from Jamestown Erie and Pittsburgh prepare to spend Thanksgiving with family, attending football games and hosting guests.
Texas Rangers marshal a posse of ranchers to the 1,000 acre Walled Kingdom of Kenedy area near San Perlita to search for two neighbors who have been missing for a week.
The Corry Metal Corporation contributed the screen for the Green Belt Housing project near Washington. The firm’s product is gaining national recognition and praise for its quality, durability, and suitability for the federal building program referenced in Roosevelt era coverage.
Funeral services for George Wichowski of Corry RD 1 were held at his home followed by a 2:00 PM service at the home of Mr and Mrs Jon Wojtowicz RD 1 Corry. Rev Gilbert L Boyd of the Presbyterian church officiated with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Assistants included A Q Sandburg John Wojlowicz Oscar Lindstrom and John Czech.
Nov 24. Hope for constructive organization to insure peace and prosperity across the Americas is voiced by United States, Mexican, Guatemalan, Haitian, Venezuelan and Honduran delegations aboard the liner American Legion. An enthusiastic welcome was given by officials and diplomatic corps.
Market experts view the president's statement on so called tot money as a warning to domestic speculators rather than a bid to curb foreign stock dealings. They doubt a foolproof plan exists to stem foreign selling without harming the nation.
Nov 25 trading remained light on the New York stock exchange with irregular prices and limited volume. Early general dealings yielded some selective operations across divisions, leaving closing quotes showing a mix of names like American Can, American Locomotives, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Paramount, United Corp, and Woolworth among others with scattered gains and losses.
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