Walter Gulick Home From State College for Easter Visit
Walter Gulick, a State College student, returns home for the Easter vacation to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gulick of West Smith Street. Mrs. Harry Auer and daughter Marjorie depart tonight for Chicago to visit their daughter Katharine Auer. Richard Pattén of Cleveland, formerly Corry, visited local friends. Miss Jane Raymond travels to Melville for a day's visit. Mrs. Veltram Moore and Mrs. Corn G. Smith leave for New York City to spend the Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gulick
State College
Herbert Gulick
West Smith Street
Harry Auer
Marjorie
Chicago
Katherine Auer
Richard Pattén
Cleveland
Corry
Jane Raymond
Mealville
Veltram Moore
Corn G . Smith
New York City
Perion
Leorang
Ruth
Mins Meyme Mulhelm
William W. ‘Myers
Barron Franz
Jack Franz
Washington, D. C
New York
Anna Branford
Erie Oils
Bertha
V. J. Reiser
J. F. Austin
Harol Cragg
A. M. Lits
H. H. Jones
F. T. England
Phil Zalaneck
Aaron Obermen
T. P. Giblin
Titusville
Corry Lodge of Elks
A. M. Lite
James
Damon Rathbun
Quaker Bridge
Herbert Aldrich
Armour Hillstrom
Allegheny College
Meadville
C. W. Bracken
Sherman
N. Y
William Boyd
Jamestown
Personal Mentions From Corry Note Busin ness Trips And Visits
Hobart Hepler Fred Shuss Robert Wolfordi and Eugene Garfeld left for Buffalo on a business trip. Mr and Mrs M R Olds returned from Chambersburg with daughter Bernice Olds a Wilson College student. Several Corry residents traveled to Erie Meadville and New York for visits and Easter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Hepler
Fred Shuss
Robert Wolfordi
Eugene Garfeld
Buffalo
Chambersburg
Bernice Olds
Wilson College
Olds
E. J. Jones
Edward Peldt
Erie
Isis
FL. Austin
Corry
James Phillips
Patricia
Joyce
Port Washington
N. Y
Philip
J. B. Young
Mot
Marie Flanigan
Helen Grace Merrick
Mary Ressler
Hartisburg
Sarah Powell
N. Troy Gillette
Connellsville
H. Harmon
Thomas Sarksarl Andson
Thomas, Jr
M. Malone
Raymond Sandburg
Meadville
Mra. Malone
Walter
Aaron
Leo Coyle
Union City
Jennie Hunt
Rider College
Morehantaville
N. J
Henry ‘Stufflebean
Milan Willams
Washington, D
U.S
Heavy insurance mailings rise sharply in past year
Harrisburg April 8 reports the daily average mail from the state insurance department jumped 400 percent in the last year. The former heavy mailing of 120 letters every two days has grown to an ordinary 430 to 800 per day, with frequent days reaching 600 or more.
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Harrisburg
State Insurance Department
Good Friday Observances Planned Across Local Churches
Good Friday will be marked in several Corry churches with services tomorrow. Rev. E L Wagner leads at St Pauls Lutheran at 7 30 Friday evening with the Word of Peace, and at First War church tonight on The Word of Perfection. Emmanuel Episcopal offers litany at 10 am and devotional meditation noon to 2 pm under Rev George B Macnamara. St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches hold Holy Week rites with mass of the presanctified and extended prayers. Haig Saturday services close the observance with Easter proclamations and chorale program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
EL. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Elured
Mr. Wagner
First Wari Church
Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
George B. Macnamara
St. Thomas
St. Elizabethi's
Corry Man Ernest Ricketts Dies of Silicosis
Ernest Ricketts, 14 years at Starr Memorial Works, died at his brother in law’s Harrisville home after a long illness from silicosis also called ailicoms. World War II veteran served with Canadian Army. Survived by wife and daughter Mary. Funeral set for Harrisville Saturday at 4 PM, interment in Trimm's cemetery East Branch PA. A local pallbearer party travels to Washington Gettysburg Harrisburg for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ernest Ricketts
Starr Memorial
Robert Henderson
Harrisville
Ricketts
Mary
Trimm's
Eaat Branch
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meeting At St Paul
Yesterday's meeting of St Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society was held in the church parlors. A Lireen dinner followed the business session. Mrs Ather Lynn reported work done during the month and a new sum was added to the treasury. Plans were made for a congregational dinner on Friday April 24. Visiting closed the afternoon session with good attendance.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society
Atherlynn
Society 9 Treasury
Elks Announce Easter Monday Ball Plan at Local Auditorium
The Elks announce an Easter Monday dancing party in the local auditorium, with music arranged and dancing from 9 to 1. The event aims to continue a long tradition under b. o. l. a. sponsorship and invites community members and friends to attend. Miss Katherine Minchan leaves for Brie on business today.
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Elks
Cay
Elks J
Katherine Minchan
Brie
Market Gossips On Good Friday Close
United Press reports smooth market mood despite extended Good Friday closures. Traders anticipate gradual gains while selective buying persists. Racket concerns noted as olive oil adulteration crackdown aids normal supply restoration. Stocks cited include American Can American Smelting Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors and more.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Airect
Europé
South America
New York Stock Exchange
New Deal Administration
Washington
Exchange
Holler
U. S, Steel
Ha‘l
Myron C. Taylor
Jersey City
Republic Steel Preferred
Slgn
Radio Corporation
David Sarnoff
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Securities Exchange Commission
Kenneily
Sarnoff
Department of Agriculture
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Rex
W. D. Nichols
Studebaker
Ania
Will Rose
Congress
Ted
Erie City
State Insurance Bureau
Superior Cleaners
D. Ernest Ricketts
Leon Bertram
Frank Grice
Cecil Akum Tett
Lotor
Gettysburg
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Wrightsville
Arnie Roberts
Enoch Dunuski
Crisco
Wilson
Marsie Mallows
Pilisbaes
Lakeview Roller
California
Fancy Hersey
Wieners
Frankfort
Behs. Ig
Pound
North Center St
American Can
American Locoma
American ‘Smeltera Ameriesin
Atlantic Reta
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendis Aviation
Curtiss-Wright Colimbi Gas
Chrysler Eee
Continental Can Fria
General Motors
International Nickel Kenniecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery
Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Otis Stooleens Packard
Secony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Atudebaker
Q United Corp
Wertinghouse Weetrie Woolworth
Lone Star Gas
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