Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals in Corry Today
R B Larson left for Johnstown on a business trip. Katherine Colegrove departed for Radcliffe College. Wendell Hulings arrived from a CCC camp for two days with parents. John Grattop came from Walton to visit his pneumonia-stricken father George Grattop in Corry hospital. Several residents made short trips to Erie and surrounding towns, including Robert Baxter party, and ex governor John Tener among overnight visitors for a Corry meeting.
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R. B. Larson
Johnstown
Katherine Colegrove
Radclife College
Cambridge
Mass
Wendell Hulings
CCC
Kato
Mes. Hulings
West Wayne Street
John Grattop
Walton, N
Corry
Mre
J.P. Halter
Lottsville
Michael Litz
J. K. Buringer
Franklin, Pa
Corry Large
Biles
Hauptmann Hopes Face Dies Tonight
Governor Wilentz spoke at the state house about the Hauptmann case, saying he will seek careful advice from the prosecutor and aides before any decision. He warned against hasty action given life at stake and indicated no move before 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Wilentz
State House
The
Pleas
Hauck
Theodore Backus
Dinner Party Marks Anniversary Of Elks Lodge
The Corry lodge celebrated its anniversary with five surviving charter members present. Newly elected officers were installed by a Titusville installing team, with Cragg as exalted ruler and Craker, Zalzneck, Giblin, and others in key posts. Prominent visitors included state and district leaders Lyons Nas Bent Baird Gent Tenes and others. The event featured a social session and a successful anniversary committee led by Bentley Paulson Aus tin DeRosay Davis Cragg and Litz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Bentley
J. F. Austin
BP. H. Davis
Corry Lodge
Titusville Lodge
G. Cragg
Bugland
Charles T. Craker
Philip Zalzneck
T. P. Giblin
Harry W. Powers
John Paulson
D. Warren de Rosay
H. G. l Cragg
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
A. M. Lite
Frank J. Lyons
Warren
J. J. Nas Bent
Bradtock
Wilbur Baird
Northwest District
Greenville
L. D. Gent
Franktin J. Tenes
John A Boland Dies at Clymer in 1845 Birth Origin and Residence
Joan Henry Boland a long time Clymer resident died at home on Thursday afternoon born in Winterswijk Holland August 24 1845 came to Clymer in 1881 he is survived by son Garret two grandchildren and two great grandchildren two marriages noted with the second widow of his brother deceased in 1990 services set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Alle Reformed Church with prayer at the home and burial in Northside Cemetery Rev G Timmer will officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Henry Boland
Clymer
Winterswiky
Holland
Garret
Mr. Boland
Albbe Reformed Church
Chymer
G Timmer
Northside
Six Arrested as Big Still Is Confiscated
Pittsburg reports six persons including two women were jailed after a raid by federal alcohol tax unit agents on the Joseph Meinert farm at Wexford. They seized a 160 gallon still, 2,800 gallons of mash, twenty 100 pound sacks of sugar, and 167 gallons of whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wexford
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Tve
Fiek
Joseph Meinert
Yesterd
Pasco Pirincia
Mary Baron
Josephine Kriteh
Thomas Gaskins
Hey
Death claims John Gastol in Monticello hospital
The body of 29 year old John Gastol son of Mrs Agnes Gastol of French Creek New York arrived from Liberty New York after dying there from infection following an appendectomy at Monticello hospital Tuesday. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9 am at St Mathias church French Creek with burial in St Mathias cemetery. He is survived by his mother and siblings Anthony of Jersey City and Victor of home plus sisters Mrs Mary Marting Lackawanna NY Miss Bernelee Gastol and Rost of Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vun Gastol
Agnes Gastol
French Creek
N. Y
Liberty
Monticello Hospital
Monticello
Brench Creek
Spitzer
Clymer
East Union Township High School Reopens After Coach Dismissal Controversy
Striking students at East Union Township High School in Sheppton returned to classes after reaching a deal with school officials over the dismissal of athletic coach George Weilksner. In Portland Oregon, Paul R. Oshanic, Tineman, sustained minor burns on his hand and foot after contact with an 11 000 volt power line. A furnished apartment is available for rent at 312 South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoam
East Union Township
Sheppton
George Weilksner
Portland
Ore
Paul R. Oshanic
Tineman
Market Gossip Forecasts Upside If Averages Push Higher
Market analyst notes the Dow crosses 160 and eyes 180 as a test. If the railroad index confirms and lending remains strong, a sustained uptrend could unfold. a large pullback could curb enthusiasm and trigger selling. Loans jumped 87 million in the week to April 1, partly to meet new margin rules but mainly month end needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer ¢. Walzer
United Press Financial Exit
New York
Time, Inc
Lion of Pathe Film Corporation
Pathe
Charles J. Stuljmai
Time
Arthur R. Marsh
New York Cotton Exchange
Smith Cotton
Government Cotton Pool Holdings
Steel
U. S. Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Uke
Maratt
Mauch
Irregular Final Trading Marks Nasdaq Session
Stocks closed irregularly with volume down as traders stayed on the sidelines. The dollar rose while commodities firmed with notable declines for several major issues and mixed results across American and international issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining
Auhaem
Bethlehem Steel - Wee
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Gas
Chrysmne Rey Continental Dun (Geen
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott Kolvinglor
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific Oils Steel
Seeks
Packard
Penna TR Ft Pure Oi
Padio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oi Calle
Ao Standard Gil NJ
Soren Studebaker
Vy Ey US Steel
Tonyi i. BT Texas Co
Cenit Eee Sbe United Corp
Wisilinghouse Biégivic
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Prince of
Pistoleers
Clarence E
Ozarks
Jean Harlow
Myrna Loy
Tray
Vdaguindt
Phillips
Lin Tate
Ameet
Wilents
ELKS
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
Erie
Pas
REX Theatre
John A. Boland
John Gastol
South Center Street
Bernstein Bros
Lune Stay Gay West Pub
Bix
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