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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
5
Personal mentions include IM and Mrs B J Roach and others leaving for funeral services at St Anne's Church and Wellsburg Pa for ten annual Roosevelt Association meeting in Wellsburg. Many residents journey to Toledo Philadelphia Erie New Cumberland Jamestown and Findley Lake for family events illness visits and lodge installations with dates and host towns.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Geiger plan to leave this evening for a weekend visit with their son Frank Geiger and family They will mark their fifty second wedding anniversary on Thursday Oct 15 They will return home Sunday evening Raw at Weeks led today for Pitts burgh Robert Lamona has gone to Florida for the winter leaving Monday Mrs W H Runck and daughter Alice have returned from John sonburg Pa Mrs Glen Lopus and daughter Joan Kay of Falconer N Y are spending the day in the city with relatives and friends
Harrisburg reports that State Relief Administrator Karl de Schwel warns 90,000 outstanding relief orders totaling $307,000 in fuel payments will be voided after a date under a special legislature act. He believes many rural general merchants and small dealers have kept orders as reserves or to convert to cash during hardships.
McKeesport Tin Plate Company stockholders meet November 24 to approve a merger with the National Can Company. National Can directors, in which McKeesport holds 38 percent, plan a November 17 ratification meeting. Also notes include for sale a forty five acre farm with good house and buildings and rental rooms at 221 First Avenue.
Comrades and ladies of the Clyste Wilcox Camp No 121 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary enjoy a chicken dinner at the V W Home in honor of Mr and Mrs John Murray of St Ellington and Mr and Mrs Clyde French of Panama who are leaving for Florida for the winter. Following the dinner the camp and auxiliary installed new officers: John Rogers Findley Lake commander W G Arnald Corry senior vice commander Ralph Bacon Union City junior vice commander A B Griswold Corry adjutant Frank Parsons sorry quartermaster and Albert Anderson Corry chaplain. Albert Anderson retiring commander received a past commanders jewel. During the auxiliary meeting the department president Mrs Helen Page of Erie visited.
Plans are underway for an early meeting of all local musicians to organize a band. The Golden Raise Club aims to raise 400 dollars for estimated expenses in spring. Efforts to recruit Mian Waller as band director are in progress. A meeting in Yohalt is expected within the next ten days.
On route to Springfield Missouri October 14 Frank Knox Republican vice presidential candidate urged Kentucky voters at a Louisville station that the New Deal would be swept into the Pacific Ocean on election day. He forecast California and Washington would vote Republican in November calling it a revolution in California while noting department inspector Mrs Julia Qnoper had officially inspected the similar.
An old notice promotes an internal medicine to treat piles by addressing blood circulation and rather than external salves or cutting. It touts FEM-ROID and HIEM ROID tablets as effective, with druggists endorsing the product and offering a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
United Press report notes profits taking in stocks but bullish long term sentiment remains. Gold pact discussions spark varied views on exchange control and stabilization, with experts split on its real impact. Iron Age index shows capital goods activity at 829 percent of 1925-27 average, versus week ago and year ago.
New York Oct 14 The stock market resumed its advance after profit taking. Leaders sagged early with rails and utilities weak then recovered as steels and other issues firmed. Major names like Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors and Studebaker showed activity while transportation and oil stocks fluctuated amid cautious trading. A deer caused a brief transport delay near Chicago and Kylertown Pa.
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