Death Claims Charles Fales in Corry Hospital
Charles Fales of Corry aged 77 died last evening at 10 1 clock in Cory Hospital after emergency surgery. He had been in declining health for ten years. Survived by one son Clifford Fales and three brothers and three sisters Bert Harvey Everett Fates Mrs Billen Frary Mrs Rosamond Bremer. Funeral services set for Thursday at 4 00 PM Bracken Keating Chapel with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Charles Fales
Corry
B.D
Cory ‘Hospital
Fales
Clifford Fates
Bert
Harvey
Everett
Fates
Billen Frary
4. Frost
Personal Notices From Erie Daily Readings
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Dane Cook at Lynn Tower funeral in Erie on Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Spiegel travels from Titusville after her grandfather’s death. Mrs Henry Green returns from James Town. Mrs Ray Powers visits North East with daughter. Mrs Richard Irving returns from Westfield with her daughter. Frank O Day makes business visit in Erie. Thomas Lynch of Uniontown returns home. Miss Mary Laflmere leaves Corry hospital for Debbs Ferry hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest L Morrow visit Hilton with daughter and Constance Lyons joins them. G R Richards of Cleveland visits. Carl Cox and daughter Katherine depart for Buffalo after several days in the city. Mr and Mrs Harry G Cawait Jr and daughter Jolly arrive to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Cook
Lynn Tower
Erie
Mary Spiegel
Frank O'Day
Titusville
Henry Green
Jamestown
Ray Ro Powers
North Fast
C. M., Davis
Richard Trving
Westfield N
Richard Bates
Mary LafMere
Corry Hospital
Debb's Ferry
Deb's Ferry Hospital
Ernest L. Morrow
Hilton
Tiward C. Gable
Constance Lyons
Gable
G. R. Richards
Cleveland
Carl Cox
Katherine
Buffalo
Harry G. Cawait, Jr
Jolly
Pittsbirs
Financial Condition of City Acute and Transfers Approved
The council discussed the city finances and allowed transfers within the safety department to cover bills from cleaning the city dump. Two tax delinquency protection methods were approved, including placing liens within three years. A $38.21 coal bill for the Municipal building was ordered paid when funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meads
Miller
Safety Department
Walter H. Scott
Wonderful Medicine Promises Quick Kidney Relief
Mrs. Lizzie M. Bell of Los Angeles endorses Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic kidney stimulant. The ad claims relief for rheumatic pains backache dizziness and visual spots, urging immediate use and promising money back if unsatisfied. It also promotes Golden Lar Tablets to aid constipation.
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Thompson
Lizzie M. Bell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Former Local Milliner Maude Briggs Craig Dies
Mrs Maude Briggs Craig longtime local milliner died at 108 South Center street Monday night at 9 20 oclock after years of invalidism linked to 1919 City Building fire injuries She was born Waterford Pa sixty eight years ago, began millinery at seventeen in Erie, later ran a shop in Corry, survived by brother George Briggs of San Pedro California Belongings moved to Bracken Keating funeral chapel for services time to be announced
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Maude Briggs Craig
South Center Street
Corry
George Briggs
San Pedro
Calif
Union City Man Dies at Corry Hospital
Charles Bartholme, 74, Union City resident and musician, died Sunday evening at Corry Hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Glenn Funeral Home, Union City, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Rev. W. L. Eaton and Rev. J. L. Strong to officiate. Friends may wait at the funeral home. flowers to be omitted.
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Union City
Corry Hospital
Charles Bartholme
Finn City
Glenn Funers
Evergreen Cemetery
W. 1. Eaton
J. L. Strong
Penna B P W C President Guest at Club Dinner
The Comy Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a public dinner at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home with Mrs Helen Kidd Thompson state president of Greenville as guest. Forty three attendees from Youngsville and Greenville heard speeches and musical numbers including a talk by Thompson on the B P W C and upcoming state convention on June 24 at Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Kidd Thompson
Greenville
Inez Pitch
Biss Bina ‘Thompson
Youngsville
Viola Pollard
Youngsville ‘Club
Veterans of Foreign Ways Home
Youngsville B. P. W. Glub
V. F.W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ana Blanchard
Myra ‘Thomas
Ruth Bennett
Keppel Beer Case Set for May 18
The Keppel beer parlor case in East Main street is scheduled for the May term. Police Magistrate Glen Miller already found Keppel guilty of a disorderly place. Joe Amorasso of the Grey Grill on First Avenue was similarly found guilty and has appealed, not yet scheduled. City Council acknowledged other property claim cases against the city and possible municipal liability if verdicts go against the city.
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Robert Keppel
Keppel
East Main Street
Glen Miller
Joe Amorasso
Grey Grill
First Avenue
Miler
Scott
Rotary club hears canal official at Corry luncheon
Twenty Rotarians and a guest, JS. Don Woday of Erie, former district governor of Rotary 27, enjoyed a Corry luncheon at the Hotel Corry featuring Captain Smedecker of Sherman. He spoke on the Panama Canal during its construction and afterward, sharing many facts from his stationed service there.
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Corry
Don Woday
Erie
Rotary
Tody
Hotel
Smedecker
Sherman
Smiecker
Panama Canal
Clean-Up Days in Corry Set for May 6 and 7
Corry schedules two city clean-up days May 6 and 7 under City Gotinell Lasting. Residents should place boxed and barreled junk at the curb on the morning of the first day for city workers to collect in one trip per street. Ashes and garbage are resident responsibilities. The rest of the text mentions canal construction and Rotary meeting notices.
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Council
City Gotinell
Market GOSSIP on trading outlook and 12 month reports
The market peers expect a modest rally after recent declines as traders wait for clarity on foreign issues and tax legislation. Investors question the value of 12 month reports and the New York Stock Exchange faces backlash over the change. DuPont has a first quarter profit of 1.21 per share versus 85 cents last year, while questions about year end earnings linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
DuPont Dion
Wall Street
Market rallies late after slow start in New York
The stock market closed higher in New York after a slow session as a broad array of favorable news and optimistic statements buoyed prices in the final hour. Among active components were American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, United States Steel, Chrysler, Dow Jones leaders, and several Western and New York securities showing gains amid improving trading sentiment.
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New York
American Smelters
Anagonii
Atlantic Refining
Anbu Sae
Atk Bethlehem
Bt Ben, Aviatlotl
Curtis-Wright Ree
Bly
Columbia Gas Ieee Cee C&o
Hemba En
Chrysler
Continental Can
Erie
General General Elevtrie
BBM International Niel
Atul Trennecott
Montgomery Ward Ay
National Dairy
New York Central Oo
Worthern Pacific
Otis Steer
Seeverenee
Mada Socony Vwcum Voc
Icecches
Youngstown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply B
Asso Gua
Elettri Citrus Service
MACOE
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Rex
Preston Foster
Margaret Callanan
Alan Mowbray
Ralph Morgane
Yankee
Kelton
Keister
Penna B.P.W.C
Phyllis Retherfort
Rie
Lawrence Davison
Thesjearest
Nash-LaPayette
Nash Motors Co
Enostia
Wis
C.I.T
Liuspane
Nash
Lafayette John Wiggers
Corry, Pa
North Clymer, N
Nmecmbers
Dunwoody Slgo
Atlantic City
Loblaw’s
Supreme Grape Juice
N. Genter
City Chickens
Winesaps
Lincoln
Ennata AG
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
PS. Stox
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