Mrs William S Henry Dies at Spring Creek
Mrs Monnie Henry aged 56 wife of William L Henry of Spring Creek died at her home Sunday night at 9 08 after a long illness She is survived by her husband five step children Mildred Henry Mrs Richard Morton Erie Thelma Henry Corry Lillie and William Henry at home four brothers Ward Stiff Gypsum Cole Ore Sikiff North Tonawanda NY John Skiff Roy Stiff Spartansburg Funeral services will be held Tuesday at East Branch church at 2 o clock with burial in East Branch cemetery.
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Monnie Henry
William L. Henry
Spring Creek
Mildred Henry
Richard Morton
Erie
Thelma Henry
Corry
Lillie
William Henry
Ward Sidi
Gypsum
Cole
Ore Sikiff
North Tonawanda
N. Y
John Skiff
Roy Stiff
Spartansburg
East Branch
O'Clook
East Branch Cemetery
Early settlement of Hershey strike looms
Hershey Pennsylvania April 12 organizers pushed toward permanent agreements after sit-down protests at the model candy factory. They planned a 10 am meeting with company officials and federal and state mediators to resume talks halted Saturday over a tentative agreement under consideration.
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Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Model Candy Factory
Personal Mention Bows and Visits Across Cities
A stream of social notes records visitors and guests from Pittsburgh to Erie, Warren to Meadville. Names include Paul Bowell, Dr. and Mrs. Burr, Mrs. Walter and son, and many others visiting relatives and friends in Brook Street, Leeper, Youngstown, Titusville, Cambr idge Springs, Cleveland, and beyond over the past weekend and Sunday.
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Paul Bowell
Pittsburgh
Jonnie Bowell
Brook Street
R.S. Burr
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
W. A. Walter and Son
Irantia
Leeper
Harold Wolfe
Frank Flanders
Titusville
FO. Howard
North Center Street
North Carolina
Mary Destilng
Warren
George Keele
Moltatreat
Carvle Gleason
Evelyn Gleason
East Frederick Street
Clymer
Leon Bertram
Cleveland
Lali Fraight
J. J. Haight
Cambridge Springs
Hobart Hepler
Robert Wolford
Washington,d. C
R. G. Barnes
James Carrigg
James, Jr
Columbus
Corry
Youngstown
Thomas Bright
G. G. Taylor
Rexford Paulson
Jack Paulson
Detroit
Mich
Andrew Paulson
Virginia Edson
Frank Solstee
Mirs Gladys Kolstee
Loren Upperman
Petatives
Kay Bell
Union
Me Brakeman
N. Tray Gillelle
Deter
Mary
Philadelphia
F. ©. Richardson
George Schreiner
Mr. Richardson
Mise
Alice M. Bentley
Meadville
Ila Glens
St. Petersburg
Plu
D. A. Hillstrom
Chicago
Robert Baum
Ruth Taylor
Boling Bore
Jane Sun Laughter
Hielen
Jamestown
August Paueaun
H. IP
Stee
Gon
Stone, Jr
Katherine Stone
Wast Smith Street
W. E Hoffman
Alice
Erie
Howard McCray
Port Neches
Tex
C. F. McCray
Fourth Avenue
Willem Asmanosky
McKeethart
Fraser Thomas
Albert
Eric
Bar
Button Anl
Carlyle
Helen
Bernice
Milton
Thomas
Big Beni
Kellogg's All-Bran Praised In Customer Letter
A Seattle reader Mr F C Aminsen extols Kellogg's All-Bran for relief from years of constipation. He credits natural action, pleasant taste, vitamin B and iron, and notes two to three daily servings. Sold by grocers and made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
F. C. Aminsen
Seattle
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Patrolmen to wear new uniforms on Thursday
Pennsylvania state highway patrol will switch to new uniforms on Thursday April 15 as announced by Secretary Joh B Kelly. The design features blue black whipcord, scarlet piping, and chrome seals with tailored jackets and matching trousers. Caps include cowhide adjustable chin straps and travel-worthy riding boots complete the ensemble.
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Pennsylvania
Pyne
Hevenice
Joh B. Kelly
Lee Cone
Buardan
Expositions Highlight College Day Plans in Cleveland
A Cleveland exposition plans a large college days event with sixty invited schools. Each college will have a dedicated day during the event, and the program opens on May 29.
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Cleveland
O. Coes
Gov N Genter St and Col Ave Phone 172 R Corry Pa
Government office in Corry Pennsylvania lists address at Gov N Genter Street and Col Avenue with phone number 172 R for local inquiries. No additional context or events provided in the fragment.
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Gov. N. Genter St
Col. Ave
R Corry, Pa
Symptoms of Leprosy in Juposy Text
The article describes three disease forms: nodular, anesthetic, and mixed. It notes skin changes in the first form and nerve involvement in the second, with combined features in the third.
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Willy
Neily
Double Rites Draw 2000 To Frat Luthor Auction
About 2000 attended the double burial services for Miss Ploeige Le Isanosor formerly of Corry and Miss Cecelin H. Anderson held Saturday afternoon at Frat Luthor in dinmestown. The church was overflowing with mourners. The service featured hymns and prayers as family and friends paid their respects at the graveside in Luniuatown Cemetery.
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Dubie
Ploeige le Isanosor
Corry
Misa Cecelin H. Anderson
Frat Luthor Ahuest
Dinmestown
Churetr
Iverflowing
Hurlroda
Pergegy
Tnehiime Sev Hut
Mil Fly Pakaatst
Rahapital
WiMeak
Luniuatown
Funeral Services for Mrs Henrietta Scott
Funeral services for Mrs Henrietta Scott were held yesterday in Cleveland at Green Valley Cemetery after a brief obituary noting eight survivors. The rites followed at One Little Jonpiy UB Church in Bethlehem with Shrey family and sister Mrs May Depew of Corry among mourners.
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Henrietta Scott
Aira Montenst
Cheen Wa
Jonpiy
Besilen Te Slavelitor i
Meveland
Shrey
May Depew
Corry
All i Brates
Market Gossips Signal Caution in Open Market
Market commentators urge caution as new trading opens amid uncertain future trends. Foreign money influences and selective bidding weigh on sentiment while London systems impact American traders. U S Steel reports record first quarter shipments and rising earnings despite cost pressures, with debated deflation risks and a prolonged market decline since March.
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Elmer c. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
London Stock Exchange
Deven
London
Ar Qritrkel
United States Steel Corportion
Wall Street
Late Rally Lifts Stocks After Early Slump
A late market rally pushed stock prices higher led by gains in many top issues after an initial irregular session. The rebound reflected renewed confidence as uncertainty from major court rulings faded, with notable activity in American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and Studebaker among others.
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United Press New York
Supreme Court
Hearish
Sea of Steels
America
Atlantic
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Ain
Curtiss-Wright
Chrysler
Unine
General Beatie
General Motors
Montgomery Wa National Dairy Nash Kelyinator
New York
Northern Packie
CIA Packard
Paramount Pirpenna RR
Bellett Socony Vn Standard
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