Plan to add 300 men to county port work
Aug 1 report from WPA director Bernard Cochran says 900 laborers may be at Port Erie airport project by Monday. 300 more workers will be added to the existing 600, forming two 450-man shifts from 7 to 1 and 1 to 7 as August and September weather allow. Local residents Mrs. Charles Cooper, Miss Mary Ressler, Miss Eleanor Patterson, and Miss Frances Peterson are mentioned in brief social notes.
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Port Erie
Bernard Cochran
WPA
Charles Cooper
C. W.shaver
Euclid Street
Butler
Mary Ressler
Haringburg
Margaret Ressler
West Washington Street
Eleanor Patterson
Erie
G. ‘T. Patterson
Frances Peterson
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Gerald Blanchard
Brie
Ain
Many Local Residents Plan Short Trips This Week
A long list of visitors and travelers appears, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Se Harold Shannon and Miss Lulu Salford preparing to depart Sunday for New York City and a month in Stockholm. Others, including Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gail, Charles Benzinger, and Miss Mary Maloney, leave for various trips from Hoboken to Detroit, Wilkes Barre, and beyond, while relatives gather for weddings and reunions in Corry and nearby towns.
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Misa Lulu Salford
New York City
Shannon
Ray Vogth
Gowanda
N. J
Wll
Hoboken
Atonday
Stockholm
Sweden
F. W. Gail
Cavina
Calif
Stanley Conrad
Wilkes Barre
Detroit
Mich
T. Bisvee
Daugher
Corinne
Columbus
Chariea
Reynolds
Charles Benzinger
CG. Blanet
Sprig Street
Harriett Myers
Harrisburg
C. A. Myers
East Wayne Street
Mary Liilise Maloney
John Maroney
Dorothy Shuss
Pressley
Altoona
Elmer Shuss
East South Street
William
Ruland
Richard &. Reynolds
Mt. Gretna
Alfred van Dresay
Myrtle Kysar
Buffalo
John Paulson
J. P. Lawrence
Dorothy
Cleveland, O
C. Shoop
Shoon
Lawrence
Ludlow
Parle
Lena’ Batters
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Lanston
Norma Bennett
Howard Rennberg
Lutheran Summer Assembly
Thiel Colege
Greenvilly
George Macnamara
Delaware Water Gap
Cap Cod
Philadephia
Cora Anderson
Sangertown
Jackson Center
Grove City
West Pleasius Street
Jack Maddocks
Master Barron Cutly
North Hingsville
C. Gurney
Mary Cornell
Erie
I. J. Davis
North Certer Street
Wonderful Medicine Promises Kidney Relief Tablets
A testimonial from Mrs. M Bell of Los Angeles claims Thompson's Barosma Tablets act as a diuretic stimulant to kidneys. The ad warns of rheumatic pains, backache, and dizziness from clogged kidneys and urges immediate use, promising satisfaction or money back. A parallel product Golden Laxative is also advertised.
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Thompson
Centerville Resident John Fielding Dies After Illness
Centerville resident John James Fielding, a Corry Hospital patient since July 21, dies at 6 45 p m after two weeks illness. A longtime Centerville resident since 1890, he served on the school board and borough offices, ran a grocery business, and is survived by his widow and six sons and daughters. Body moved to Arnold Undertaking rooms in Townville.
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John James Fielding
Centerville
Corry
Arnold Undertaking
Townville
Auer Sullivan Wedding Today In Corry Presbyterian Church
This afternoon at 4 o clock the Presbyterian church in Union City will witness the marriage of Adk Marjorie Sullivan and William Porter Auer. Rev W S Zaton will officiate in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends, followed by a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 210 Wright street after a motor trip.
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Ida Morton
Erie
Frank
Barbara Jean Morton
Severl
W.S. Kircher
Gon
Defianice
L. Allep
Porter Auer
Marjorie Sullivan
Lake Canadaiguays
Martha Roh
Miss Rohr
R. HW. Brown
Pittfeld
Brown
Mr. Anderson
Arthur Sweet
Driftwood
Presbyterian Church
Misa Alice Messenger
Alton Dahlstrand
James Lewis
Charles Butters
Charles Aller
Sullivan
Virginia Sullivan
Lawrence Davison
Mr. Auer
J. L. Maddock
David
Jean
Silver Spring
W. R. Sweet
Orrin Kinney
Nappy
Thelma O'Neil
Everett Hemphill
Worth Bailey
Joan
Robert Sweet
Helen Myers
Akron
W. 8. Kircher
B. Ax Dunn
Defiance
Albert Fisher
Oil City
Wright Street
Muskinguil College
Penn State College
City T High School
Corry
Market slips amid drought fears after drought hits corn futures
United Prai dispatch notes heightened stock market interest as drought fears drive up corn futures on the Chicago board and crop loss estimates rise. Major firms report mixed second quarter earnings, with General Motors DuPont and U S Steel cited, while canning and equipment stocks weaken and overall market closes irregularly lower amid drought news.
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United Praia
New York
Chicagan Board of Rade
Canning Company
Amerisi
Continental
Burm
General Motors Corporation
E. J. DuPont de Nemours & Co
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Quiet New York Stock Trading Buoys Corn Rally
Extremely quiet trading produced an irregularly higher tone on the New York market. September corn on the Chicago Board of Trade topped new highs on drought fears. Wheat rose sharply in Winnipeg amid ballooning reports. cotton firmed slightly while bonds were irregular. The dollar weakened as French francs neared gold export levels. American Can, American Locomotive, American Smelting, American Brars and Atlantic Refining are noted in the day’s activity.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
American Gan
American Smelters
B & T Andeduda
Athintic Refinir Aaerising
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