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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
5
A long list of residents and visitors is noted, with Mrs. Harold Young, Mrs. A. L. Matteson, Mrs. J. T. Ahlquist, and many others in and around Corry traveling to Buffalo, Meadville, Erie, and nearby towns for visits, meetings, funerals, or family gatherings.
Mrs N Dell Darling arrived this afternoon to stay with relatives for the week. Ms Ty Ht Grane of Liberty Street will visit for four weeks with relatives and friends. John McCormack is coming to Erie for a concert and Gwendolyn Leo is arranging details. McCormack recently returned from Europe and sang at the Erie Exposition six years ago.
New York stocks showed resistance as heavy selling targeted Baldwin Stude Baker Steel, with gains in rail issues. Pennsylvania hit a yearly high near 4.94 and Reading reached new yearly levels amid selective strength and widespread market raids on industrials.
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Malia B. Smith late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania to the undersigned. Those indebted are asked to pay promptly and those with claims or demands should present them without delay to the executors at the stated address.
A chaotic Erie market page shows stock prices for American Woolen Anaconda General Motors and others, alongside local notices. Marguerite McCarthy visits from Erie and a lodge meeting is planned with a masquerade dance to follow. A stray report details a freight incident with a man thrown from a moving engine and rescued.
Helpful hair details and goodselling garbled text advertise a well bred rabbit hound for sale. Inquire after 6 o'clock at 834 Liberty Place Ames v Co for Parisian Bay street.
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