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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1928
Page
5
Amid a fluctuating trading day Chrysler and General Motors led declines while heavy metals firms such as Anaconda Copper and Huppmobile showed notable activity. Major industrial names including United States Steel American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel and Westinghouse featured in a broad market ledger with mixed percentage moves across oil, gas, and transportation stocks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon October 22 in the church parlors with Mrs. L. D. Brooks as vice president. Mrs. Crowell led services and a fine program featured two piano solos by Miss Gladys Palmer and two vocal solos by Mrs. Frank Killio. Hostesses served a tureen supper. A separate note mentions a birthday surprise party for Mrs. Fred Taylor of Marion with a china and handkerchief shower.
Local society bulletin lists residents and visitors: Paul Swanson leaves for Jamestown for the weekend. Mrs. O. E. Brightman and sister Mrs. W. B. Stoddard travel from Oi City. Thomas Jensen visits Bele with relatives. Mrs. Mary Conway of Chicago heads to Jamestown for a few days. Other entries record Mary Ant Gentiman’s return from Chicago for a medical meeting, and departures or visits by Mrs. Addenbrook, Mrs. Lovejoy, Mrs. Lindquist, Mrs. Crandall, Amey Heyman, Marvin Thomas, the Riches, Irving, Emerick, Ebble, and Yocum relations, detailing hospital visits, funerals, and family stays.
Prof Somers with his trained animal and bird show headlines a St Edward's parochial school entertainment at 8 pm Monday. The act features mage and balancing feats with proceeds benefiting the school.
Miss Tis Fick returns home after a city wake. Arthur Camp plans an evening lash at the Range Filling Station five miles west of Chovy on Sunday. Mary Sirdevan, Margaret Sirdevan and Michael Sirdevan of Titusville visit Mr. and Mrs. James Drought on West Wayne Street. Mrs. William Grey and her daughter Neltie Grey visit Garland for the weekend. Mrs. Cra Sample visits Youngsville then plans to Jamestown for a two week stay with relatives.
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