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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
5
Death of William Herdendore reported from his Warren Pennsylvania home after a heart attack on Saturday He is survived by his widow Anna Ohrn Herdendorf son Grant and daughter Elizabeth Funeral arrangements not yet completed
New York traders sent stock prices lower as profit taking trimmed gains while bonds moved softly. Wheat rose about 1 percent to 21 cents and the dollar strengthened against European currencies in late trading. Closing stock prices followed in the report.
A compact list of major U S companies spanning steel, oil, rail, and consumer goods. Firms named include American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors Kennecott International Nickel Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pure Oil Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Studebaker Texas Westinghouse Woolworth and others. The piece reads like a stock or corporate directory excerpt from a mid century business page.
Firman bases his bid for judge on legal qualifications and public service. If elected, he would discharge duties impartially and efficiently. A Law School graduate in his fiftys, with 27 years in active practice and noted District Attorney record. Esteemed in civic and church activities, supporters urge his election to curb big money influence.
A crowded list of visitors and departures fills Corry diary style as residents and guests converge from Meadville Erie Warren and beyond. Names include Martin Barrett Richard Smith Annette Titus and many more with family trips to Mill Village McKeesport and Cleveland alongside local hospital visits and social calls.
United Press report from Washington says attorney Frederick Ei. Woor asked for an injunction to block the Guffey coal act as unconstitutional and accused it of steering toward Communism or Nazism as the New Deal seeks to regulate the soft coal industry.
Excerpts from the Brie Times report Swartz, Register of Wills, seeks voter confidence as he runs on a Republican ticket. He touted saving $10,000 of public funds, a profit of over $20,400 in three years, returning ten percent of salary, and handing all marriage license fees to the county. Described as economical, fair, capable, and loyal to the law, he enjoys strong local support.
Speculators on Wall Street style odds place Swartz as the likely Republican nominee in Brio county with a four year record praised by supporters. Odds quoted as high as a shot to nominate him, though no buyers yet. Swartz leads the field as registrar of wills and clerk of Orphans Court with a reputation for strong county service.
Mrs. GW Mailsen returned this morning from a three months vacation visiting relatives in Westbrook, Com. Mrs HS Bergman of Baltimore Md has been visiting at the Bergman home and left with her mother in law Mrs Ida Bergman of Jamestown N Y. Samuel Nast of New York City stayed a week with Matilda Nast and family on West Pleasant Street. Mrs A A Merker returned last evening from a weekend visit with relatives in Olean N Y. W W Lewes, National Rite Association representative at Camp Perry Ol, called at the Springstein home en route to Bridgeport Cop.
Johnstown dispatch reports two persons killed in Cambria County accidents and a mine fatality. John Turers, 45, of Jerome, died after being struck by a car driven by Carl Betterman of Johnstown. John Robinson, 45, of Nantylo, died 18 hours after a separate automobile incident. Mr and Mrs Arnold Coserove Hartford GanI and Mr and Mrs Leo Hoghess hosted guests last week before moving home.
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