Land Reveals Mysteries To Two Americans
April 26 Philadelphia report chronicles two Americans Julien Bryan and T Cobb filming life of the Svan people in Svanelia within the Caucasus. They describe isolated stone villages from the 12th Century and a capital Mestia with Soviet influence noted. Also mentions local visits by Mrs H. K. Powell, Mrs Edward Weldt, and Mrs Mary Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iphiladelphea
Svanelia
Caucasus Mountains
Svatella
New Jersey
Julien Bryan
Philadelphis
T. Cobb
New York
Russia
Rion
Gebi
Bamshed
Syanetia
Mestia
Personal Visits and Travel Notes From Corry Residents
Dr Webb Weeks and daughter arrived in Corry from New York City to spend a short time with F L Weeks and family in Mott Street. Mrs Dan Rosehie left for Buffalo to visit relatives. Mrs Edith Alexander of Kansas City is visiting her sister Miss Myrtle Puller. Miss Lillian Zalzneck returned from Oil City to stay through the weekend with her mother Mrs A Zalzneck. Sister Mrs Herman Rubin motored there yesterday. Mr and Mrs P L Young returned from New York City after visiting relatives. Mrs D J Toner and others from Union City attended a V F W card party at St Edwards Hall. Miss Ethel Bertram spent the afternoon with music pupils from Williamsburg. Master F L Keister visited Titusville for a night with Mrs William Swarts. Mrs Carl Peterson and Mrs Hugh Peterson with daughter Lucille were Erie visitors yesterday. George Wright will leave for Chicago for a new position. his wife and son Herbert remain a few days. Joy M Mapes left for Cincinnati, where he attends the University of Cincinnati, after a stay with relatives. W C Demieson and others from Sugar Grove were guests at the V F W card tourney last evening. A.C. Stennett returned home from a week’s business trip. Deputy U S Marshal John Dempsey of Pittsburgh arrived for a home visit and will return Sunday. Marie Smith of Pittsfield visited Corry en route to Meadville. Mr and Mrs L D Watson returned home after several days in Jamestown with their daughter Mrs L R Dodd. Robert Sears and Lawrence Klinger left for Cleveland for a weekend visit. Miss Elizabeth Smith left for Erie to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Weeks
New York City
Mott, Street
Dan Rosehie
Buffalo
Edith Alexander
Kansas City
Myrtle Puller
East Smith Street
City
Lillian Zalzneck
Oil City
A. Zalzneck
West Washington Street
Herman Rubin
P. L. Young
D. J. Toner
T. P. Montague
Charles Still
Margaret Tierney
Union City
St. Edward's Hall
Ethel Bertram
Ist
Wesleyville
F. L. Keister
Titusville
William Swarts
Carl Peterson
Hugh Peterson
Lucille
Erie
George Wright
Chicago
Ill
Wiight
Herbert
Joy M. Mapes
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
W. C. Demieson
A. H. Ayling
Bell Piérce
Conner
Sugar Grove
V. FW
Atts
C. W. Babbitt and Son
Normax
Jamestown
Ernest Sodemuist
U. 5S
John Demm‘ey
Pittsburgh
West Waynie Street
Marie Smith
Pittsfield
Corry
Meadville
L. D. Watson
L. R. Dodd
Robert Sears
Lawrence Klinger
Cleveland
C. A. Stennett
Butler
Clarion
Joe, Howsrigan
EL Fisk
St. Johnshills
Randolph
N.Y
Elizabeth Smith Teft
Brie
Dewey WeBe Nuptials In Le Boyeuf Township
The marriage of Komen yyapo chat Haro Dewey togle pee occurred at the home of the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs George Dewey in LeBoeuf Township. Rev W H Hallman pastor of the Union City Baptist Church officiated. A dinner followed served by Mrs Helen Parker and Miss Thelma Webbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komen Yyapo
Haro Dewey
George Dewey
LeBoeuf Ibwaship
W. H. Hallman
The
Baptist Church
Union City
Helen Parker
Thelma Webbs
Federal agents trail Dillinger gangsters report
Dr William A McCann a Binghamton chiropodist testified one of two supermobiles stopped near the Marquette Hotel last night He said Dillinger was in a car with Wisconsin license plates two women and two men He described a sawed off shotgun between Dillinger and the women and stated he telephoned police after a waiter delivered four drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
William A. McCann
Binghamton Chiropadist
Sonn Dilinger McCann
Clire
Marquette Hotel
Atomiphiles
McCann
Wisconsin
Duliiger
Dillinger
Pacte
Death Claims Moses Aldrich in Stockton
Moses Aldrich aged 87 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Alice Stiles in Stockton Friday morning. Born March 1, 1847 at Bemus Point he lived there until 25 years ago when he moved to Stockton. Survived by two sons Nahum Aldrich Corry Pa and Francis Aldriën Jamestown, a sister Mrs. Elvina Newbury Maple Springs, and three grandchildren George Aldrich Corry and George and Lottie Stiles Stockton. Funeral at the home Monday at 2 o clock with burial at Bemus Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Moses An Rich
Alice Stiles
Aldrich
Bemus Point
Nahum Aldrich
Corry
Francis Aldrien
James Town
Elvina Newbury
Maple Springs
George Aldrich
George
Lottie Stile
Stes Nere
Large crowd dances at Corry High School party
A large crowd attended a junior high school dance in the gym under Boys’ Club auspices. Guests included Mr and Mrs H J Sheen, Miss Lorains Youngs, and W W Myers with Union City youths adding to about 154 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
Corry High School
Corry
Corey High School
Bish School
Stocks Suffer Further Drop Amid Mixed Market News
United Press reports a firmer commodities backdrop failed to prevent another stock market decline. Losses were small and volume light while wheat jumped on the Chicago Board of Trade. other grains rose slightly. Prices for American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Bethlehem Steel and Bendix Aviation lifted in a narrow session with mixed advances and declines across major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Pric American Can
American Smelters
Avi American
TD & T
Anaconda
Atery
Bendix Aviation
Bethleham Steel
Canadian Pacis
Chrysler Y
Besgenre Abm
Colummbia
Continental
Death Claims Mrs F Crosby
Robert Wolford received word of the death of his cousin Mrs Florente Crosby at her North Girard home on Friday evening after heart trouble. A former Corry resident she left numerous relatives in this city. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the late home in World Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wolford
Florente Crosby
North Guard
Corry
World Girard
Crosby
Youth shot after fight in Sewickley injures 16 year old
In Sewickley Pennsylvania on April 28 a clash between two 16 year olds left Harold Barnhart wounded by a .22 caliber bullet lodged in a lung as he fled. Joseph Selwick of Ambridge fired the shot, and Selwick is held at Brighton police station as Barnhart's condition is assessed. Police have not determined the cause of the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey United
Sewickley
Harold aBanhart
Sewickley Valley
Joseph Selwick
Ambridge
Barnhart
Seinick
Brighton
Lanyard
Plas
Enilon
Brutish
God 5
Madame Boyce
Lone Wolf Lanyard and Maurice Parry Tie in Criminous Plot
Aboard the steamer Navarre bound for New York, reformed outlaw Lanyard, now with his believed-dead son Maurice Parry, plots amid emerald thefts and gang vengeance. Maurice foils a thief by switching items while detectives doubt Lanyard, as Plon and Plan dissect the case and hidden identities in a tense dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
New York
Michael Lanyard
Lone Wolf
Maurice Parry
Lanyard
Menno Crozier
Pay Crozier
Fay
Crane
Jack Knife” Anderson
Archie
Maurice
Mrs. Crosier
Plan
Jack Knife
Tess Boyce
Tess
Society
Rissom
Benno
Hirself
Lanyardlo
Penna
Turalice
Plow
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Irt
Marshall
Patrick Campbell
Edmund Goulding
Goldwyn-Mayer
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Fooh
H. K. Powell
Edward Weldt
Mary Cornell
F. . Davis
North Center Street
Reece
LE Boeuf
Federal
Moses Aldrich
Monarch
Kellogs Pure
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Keister
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
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Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas
United Aircratc
Pa Fe United Carpac
Weatinghouse Electric Woolworth
F. Crosby
Ot. Spraice
Tevel
Felicity Rons
Majerty
Pionsieur
Monsieus
Plon
Faliow
Boyce
Mme. Crosier
Plofi
Prenchman
Thal
Etienne Caprel
Montmartre
Times Square
Preaint
Howard Farrel
Pavis
Watts
Fenno
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