Concord School Preparers Spring Program in Hall
Concord school will meet Friday April 19 at 8 30 p m in the auditorium hall. The program includes recitations songs games and dialogues by senior high students and visiting guests. Refreshments will be served. Mrs Luther A Davis of Uniontown Pa arrived for a visit and funeral services for G Ternele Marvin WieM referenced in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chers Association of the
Concord School
Neel
Appar
Lucile Root
the Robin
Johnny Jump
Carel May Hoskins
Aunty
the Woodpecker
David Lammers
Dorothy Gautfreau
Fames
Harriet Hepler
Coretta Pries
Our Friend Mill
Cho
Winer
Luther A. Davi
Uniontown
G. My Simmons
G! Ternele
Marvin Wiem
Local visitors depart for Spartansburg and Jamestown
A flurry of short hometown notices shows Leo Spenska and family, Mrs. Helen Smetana, and others traveling from Chicago to Spartansburg to visit relatives. Multiple residents including Mrs. Ed Cauley and Mrs. G A Elston are on day trips or visits in Jamestown, Ol City, and Spartansburg, with several returning home. The last item notes State Senator Augustus F. Oats Jr. being poised for pres pro tem of the State Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Spenska
Helen Smetana
Chicago
Til
Spartansburg
Ed Cauley
Ol City
W. D. Smith
G. A. Elston
Jamestown
Wayne Rasey
M. Madison
Marie
Walter
Leo Coyle
Wm. Weidner
G. Lo Alexander
Sidney 2. Elston
Martha
Im Hirte
Leo Carroll
Phoenix
Ariz
Jaurez
Mex
Michael Litz
Jank Holter
Meg
Litz
Fos
Austin
GR. Snow
Floyd Dooher
Warren
Spartans
PJ. Dover
Frank Young
Nelson
Union City
Douglas Rozelle
Sadie Patteron
Noisi
Binghamton
N.Y
Rozelle
Roosevelt Highway
Sylvania
Mansfield
Herbert
Juneatown
Harry Dames
Meadville
Esvité Maria
Ada Cuthbert
Eric
Wettenberg Mier
Cuthbert
Chautauqua
L. Raymund
John Amagier
Sheffield
Aut
Harold Jewell
Margaret Flier
Sherman
John Chase
Brie
Mrs. Chase
Warren Yesterd
Automotive firms and fuel firms listed in a fragmented OCR page
A noisy compilation presents names of automakers and oil concerns such as Chrysler General Motors Continental Motors Packard Studebaker Willys Overland and Atlantic Refining. The fragment also references railroads, steel companies, and other industrial players including American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel United Steel Columbia Gas Electric and Westinghouse among scattered firm names and partial stock-like lines with no cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
General Motors
Continental Motors
Packard Studebaker
Willys Overland
Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel
Superior Steel
Steel
American
T&t Americain Woolen Armour A
Continental Carl Goodrich Rubber
US Rubber
Columbia Gas & Electric
Galumbia Gas & Klee N
WIT
Noi
Curtis i Westinghouse Virg Carol Chem
Loews
Paramount-Famous
Wright Aerov
General, Electric
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Salt Creek
South Penn
New York
Arkivisis Gas Associated Gas
Lone Star Gas
Wexun Oi
Close of Market Prices in Journal Report
Stock prices furnished to the Journal by Logan and Bryan of Oil City list American Smelters at 1034 and Anaconda at 1403 withAnaconda Right Andes noted among the quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Garameount i Girtse
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Potter
Onis Pade
Brian William Austin
REX Theatre
Colleen Moore
East
L. Showers
Bureau of Animal Industry
al Brie
Concord P.T. A
RITZ
R. E. Palmer CO
Corry, PA
North Center Street
United Press
Grand Theatre
Pistel
Hoot Gibson
King OF the
Sutte’ Copper
Chile Copper
Kennevalt International Nickel Motors
Mike
Patty
Spartansbuns Wo
Mike Plant
Corry Hospital
Alls Atlantic Refining Atlantic Refining Rights
Marland — Mid Continental Pet
Middle States Oil
Pan American B
Pure Oil
Simms Pet Sinclair Skelly Oil Shell Union
Caut Soofny
Transcontinental Texas Co Rail
BEO
Canadian Pacifc
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
SailGate Sense
Rcisa Ee
Great Northern
New York Central
Penna RR
Illinois Central
Reading
St Paul
Seaboard
A. A.B
South Center St
The
Postoffice
Star Garage CO
Iter St. James H. Mcinnes
Mar. Gorry, Pa
Washington and
Center Streets
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