College Women Name Officers For Next Year
Officers for the coming year of the College Women's Club were elected at a meeting at Mrs Edward Johnson's home. Elected were president Miss Tina Austin vice president Mrs Harold Gilbert secretary Miss Virginia Ball and treasurer Miss Ruth Dahlstrand. Cards and refreshments followed with Austins Doolittle Shafter and Young serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
Edward Johnson
West Wayne Street
Tna Austin
Harold Gilbert
Virginia Ball
Ruth Dahlstrand
Misses Austin
Doris Doolittle
Beatrice Shafter
Ole Young
Democratic slate piles up big margin in Corry primary
Corry and Erie county sections show Democratic gains with large margins for district delegates and state committeewomen. Republican Frank Finola lost to Thompson 320 to 190 for State Treasurer, while Arthur Sweeny and Joseph R. Ziesenheim led in their contests. Corry’s total 1887 votes reflected under sixty percent of 3200 registered. Fourth Ward reported the strongest turnout amid a heated city committee fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage
Corry
Republican Organization
Frank Finola
American Legions
Hind
Local residents travel and visit notes from Corry area
Personal mentions show Mrs H Hl Kappel and many others leaving for Winchester Va to attend the Apple Blossom festival. Several residents visit Warren Erie Pittsburgh and Harrisburg for church, family, or work events with brief moves to Union City Jamestown and Emporium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hl. Kappel
B. Hawkins
Wallace M. Young
Miton L. Brown
Wallace Hasamond
Winchester
Harold Gilbert
Corning
N. Ys
Benjamin Pelrson
Hug
Gilbert
FB. Whitklesey
HL .Holden
Corry ‘State
W. J. Gibson
Jamestown
Harold. Bowell
Harold
Laura Kuss
Hooversville, Pa
Elizabeth, Heath
Geo. Mulderick
H. B. Manley
Thia
Beacom
Viswling
Robert Manley
Lillie Lindberg
Vennis Follett
Hazel Morrell
Helen Grape
Merrick
Mary Reasler
Maile Flanigan
Thei
Yestersday
Harrisburg
Airs Glanlys Vanderhoot
Michel McKuhn
Edith Sperry
Han Qual
Franklin
U. 8
John Dempsey
Pittsburgh
West Wayne Street
Beatrice Brown
Marion Berry
M S. Ruth Olay
Walter Moul
Maxwell Hoenes
P J. Messenger
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Lawwrence
Erie
Clinton A. Mcbean
Jeft
Emporium
Gas tax collected by border patrol in March
Pennsylvania liquid fuels tax was collected on 354 249 gallons of gasoline admitted into the state over the Ohio border by border patrols of the Department of Revenue. Secretary John B. Kelly announced totals showing 1 868 717 gallons of petroleum products moving across in March with 1 449 149 gallons being gasoline and 114 07 gallons kerosene naphtha oils benzouit spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Patrol
Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
Ohio
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Townsend Townspeople Enjoy Post Election Party
The Townsend Section held a Grand theatre event last evening to benefit the club with varied entertainment. Mrs Charles Stewart led a capable cast in the pantomime Wife Wanted while William Scott sang an original Townsend song and Jimmie McAvoy performed song and dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Grand Theatre
Charles Stewart
Carol Haskins
Finut Holly
Nina Jewell
William Scott
Charles Merrow
Jimmie McAvoy
Negrob Slayer of Girl In Alabama Transferred To Huntsville
National Guardsmen moved Walter Miller twenty three year old suspect from the county jail to Huntsville for arraignment on charges of attack and murder in the March killing of Vivien Woodward. He will be returned to await trial after the court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcey
Birmingham
Ala
National Guardsmen
Walter Miller
Huntsville
Miller
Vivien Woodward
Penny Supper Charms Concord School Audience
Concord School hosts a penny supper organized by the Concord Parent Teachers Association. The event featured booths, a cafeteria meal, and varied entertainment including a tight rope act, singing, dancing, and band numbers. Elizabeth Ranney, a longtime Corry teacher retiring this term, was thanked with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent ‘Teachers Association
Servei
Arthur Pairehiids
Corry High School
Matic Fields
Kathryn Sweet
Beverly Rauscher
Tommy Maloney
Bill Reduce
Dick Klinger
Corry
Mra
Davey
Merrill Lillie
Phyllis Jean Soenes
Elizabeth Ranney
J B. Cogan
Ims
Jacy Whitehead
IPT
Market Gossip Highlights Steel Outlook And Bank Caution
United Press reports brisk second quarter potential for steel firms after weak first quarter results led by U S Steel at low utilization. Analysts predict a partial recovery and a shrunken risk outlook with bankers advising caution. Poland’s gold standard shift cited, along with Union Pacific 1925 earnings and speeding freight initiatives. AT&T stock drops impact market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Ateel
Wall Street
Apell
Joana
W. Hy Roystone
Poland
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Union Pacific Railroad Today
W. A. Harriman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Genevieve Tobin
Patricia Ellis
Warner Bros.-First
National Picture Peational
Journal
Republican Committee
Watdh
Zipporrai Gamler
Hamilton-Beach
R. M. Randall
Wayne St
Corry, Pa
East Main Street
Esso
Essolene Statio
OIL Creek Refining CO
Main St
Smith Street
Oil Creek
Artoras
Bea
Edward Lee
Arnslen Beapie
Norv Center
Townsendites
Grand Theatre Bldg
Alabama
Toledo
O—Tolajo
Waldo Shani
Mudhens
Concord School
Lovell Weinger
Emarson
America
Root's Furniture Store
Imarket
American Telephone &Telegraph Capital
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & T Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Bethlehem
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Gas
GRO
Chrysler
Continental Can
Wheksy
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard Penna R Ry
Sonony Vacuum
Standard Oil Calif. Standard OU NJ
Studebaker
UB Bled
Morah CO
Vasise
United Corp
Westinghouse Wieckric Woolworth
Youngstown 8 &L
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
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