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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1930
Page
5
Mr and Mrs H ib Sanford and children return to Oli City today after visiting Mr and Mrs A J Dyckes. Mrs Morris Bonsteel of Ridgway visits friends in the city.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret M. Gannon who died at 185 East Congress street were held at 10 this morning at St Thomas church with Rev F d Gaves and Rev David Hartnett officiating. Interment followed in Thomas cemetery. Bearers were William Moran Harry Flanders Thomas Moran Charles Himebaugh Everett Himebaugh and Arthur Himebaugh. Attending from out of town were Rev David Harrnett of Rouseville Mr and Mrs Perry Gannon Mr and Mrs Wave Blakeslee Mrs Will Irwin Jake Jeno Jamies McCarthy Mrs Joe Reeves Mr and Mrs J O Himebaugh Miss Laird Himebaugh Arthur Himebaugh Mr and Mrs Charles Himebaugh Mr and Mrs Everett Himebaugh Mrs Frank Wyman Mrs Thomas Moran William Moran Mr and Mrs Harry B Flanders Low Moran Mabel Moran Mrs Hans Fonde Mrs Ray Ponne and Mrs George Erhart of Titusville Perry Manda ville of Gatland Mr and Mrs Rupert Stuffieheam and daughter of Jamestown.
Winfield J. Nicholls files divorce action at Reno against Barbara Rutherford Hatch Nicholls daughter of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Sr He reports receiving a 100000 loan from Mrs Vanderbilt to Miyotte hye Nicholls was once linked to a love cult The text also notes Thomas Courneen departed today for a jet mission
Mrs Revie Gilson and son Gerald visited Hydetown for a day due to Benjamin Gilson's critical illness in Mal Place. Numerous locals and visitors appear in Corry quotes and weekly notes, detailing travel to Cleveland, Erie, Warren, and other nearby towns for family events, college plans, and church gatherings.
Dieudoline Castes and Maurice Bellonte arrived in Omaha from the Twin Cities to a crowd of several thousand including Governor Weaver and Mayor Metcalfe. They planned departing for Denver next, continuing a long transcontinental tour.
Quotations furnished by Log gu and Bryan of Oil City show listings from major exchanges. Includes companies such as Butte Copper and Zinc Nevers, International Nickel, Continental Oil, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Central, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Penn RR, Southern, Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse, General Electric, and Paramount-Panama. Also cited are Westinghouse, American Locomotives, National Dairy Products, and Westinghouse Electric among others in miscellaneous listings.
A battered session on New York exchanges, marked by heavy selling and widespread declines, drove market values down across sectors. Analysts noted a $84 million drop in overall market value as investors reassessed equities and shifted toward safer assets amid uncertain economic signals.
Washington dispatch reports Sylvester Fora oy was shot in a theatre while watching Mayer's Daye after the husband of a woman he was courting confessed to pleading for the affair to end. Police said he was hospitalized in critical condition.
A historical note explains a long service pay bonus, where officers and enlisted personnel receive a ten percent raise every five years, continuing until a forty percent increase is reached. The term Army Emoluments denotes this incremental pay increase tied to length of service.
A cryptic OCR fragment references arcane terms and unclear names such as Arnthh Sorni and Arcane Bas Gani. The readable phrases suggest a discussion of ritual or mythic language, but concrete facts, dates, places, or people remain unreadable.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss interference and evaluation of events with mentions of names and dates unclear. Readable portions suggest a narrative note on conflicting accounts and possible consequences, but key facts remain obscured by garbled OCR.
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