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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
4
Announcement notes sale of home raised canary birds for this evening only at B. W. Stennett & Sons, with guaranteed singers. Also mentions Army blankets cots wear ing apparel availability for the needy this winter and instructions to governors for disposal. Model cottage cheese fresh daily from wagons or grocers.
City and Vicinity Bacon squares 13¢ 1 Early June peas 2 cans for 25c 3 boxes macaroni or spaghetti 21c Swans down cake flour 27c Lindy chor alate cookies 25¢ Ib 6 pkgs Jello and four aluminum molds 49c new ground buckwheat 20c Will J Wilcox We deliver. Hotel Nixson Butler meeting on economic conditions. Mrs Fred Gall death in Covina Calif. Amici Class meets United Brethren Church. Trappers buy and sell steel traps and fur stretchers. Rev Dr Charles Jordan to preach in Craton. Franklin High vs Oil City pre-game arrests. Renovo student burns from acid accident. Many social, business notices and local ads. More items on local trades, meetings and church activities.
A scanned bank report shows assets liabilities and capital figures for Citizens National Bank as of September 2 1931. It lists loans and discounts real estate and other assets along with deposits and capital stock while noting notary attestations from a Pennsylvania county official.
Raymond Clapper reports Hoover administration weighing options to aid railroads amid pending Interstate Commerce Commission decision on a 15 percent freight-rate increase expected within a week. If granted, it could lessen the push for a direct loan pool while safeguarding bank and insurance investments.
Meadville Pa Oct 10 President William Pearson Tolley of Allegheny College inaugurated yesterday as the youngest class A college president in the United States at the dedication of the new college library. Also participating were President Emeritus Wm H Crawford and Dr Wm Warner Bishop librarian of the University of Michigan. Tolley 40, with a PhD and DD, warned against the doom forecasts for liberal arts colleges as vocational and professional schools grow.
Beaverdam Oct 10 Many residents are noted visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Dr Graham of Carry hosted a profession caller Tuesday. Julia Swan spent the weekend with Erie friends. Dorothy and Doris Blakesley of Spattansburg joined Lois Lyons for supper. Mrs C W Hodge spent Saturday with Mrs Taft Willan of Wattsburg. The young people’s classes of the Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools at Wattsburg met at the Cummings home. Theodore Rath and children of Canton, Ohio visited Proctors. Mrs Rath remained for a week. Allen Messenger and Erie guests visited the McClellands. Orrin Bonstoff and children of Terry’sbury, N.Y., and Harold Rathburn and Hugh Edourdis of Sherman shared meals with the Petersons. Merrill Bowen and Dy Smithy of Corry are attended by physician Mrr. Bowen. Boyd Wright of Clymer and the Cummings household hosted guests. Gladys Dougherty of Wattsburg called on friends Thursday. Charles Swan and daughter Jeannine visited Mrs Etta Swan in Stewart Hill. Rev Smock and Mrs Smock plus H O Whitney attended a Corry UB church service and heard Rev W J McIntyre. Missina Whitney and Gerard Bagley were weekend visitors. A Bell family from Coopers Town and Beckards attended W B church and dined with Smocks. Henry visited his daughter Josephine Henry in Meadville.
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