Dingfelder Reunion Holds Sixth Annual Picnic and Meeting
The sixth annual Dingfelder Cavaily reunion was held at the A. B. Manley Ave near West Spring Creek on Sunday August 4. About seventy relatives and friends attended a delicious picnic dinner and spent the day visiting boating sports and bathing. Ice cream cake was served later followed by a business meeting at which officers were elected and general business discussed. The next gathering will be the first Sunday in August 1936 with the place to be decided by the committee. Also noted is a petition to convert the Memorial Park Cemetery area near Wellesley into a cemetery by the Wellesley Memorial Park Cemetery Association and the airport nearby.
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Dingfelder
Dingfelder Cavaily
A. B. Manley Avove
West Spring Creel
312Th Infantry
Pice
France
Gouls Patton
Waterford
James C. Shaw
Meadville
Haughton
Brown and
Pehlman
Corry Daily News Personal Mentions and Local Visits
A long list of visits and social movements in Corry and nearby towns. Hobart Hepler and sister-in-law Emma Hepler of Wilkinsburg Pa visit to check on Mrs. F B Hepler in critical condition at the hospital. Port Arthur Texas residents visit Niagara Falls for a short stay. Various locals and out-of-town guests travel for visits, business trips, or stays in Corry, Erie, and surrounding areas. Evans Davis, 14, of Erie, may have died after falling from a freight train near Greenville Texas, per a West telegram.
Regular Army Units Move to Penn A Camp
Regular Army units begin movement to Third Corps exercises in the Indiantown Gap Mt Gretna area. The 12th Infantry detachment moves by motor from Fort Howard and Fort Washington to Indiantown Gap on August 3, with subsequent troop convoys and headquarters movements through August 11, highlighting motorization's impact on time factors in military moves.
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U.S
Indiantown Gap
Mt. Gretna
Baltimore
Third Corps
12Th Infantry
Fort Howard
Fort Washington
66Th Infantry
Fort Meade
34Th Infantry
Mth
6Th
16Th Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
Sneak Thieves Leave Polite Note After Break-In
In Nashua New Hampshire detectives report burglars ransacked the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Goyette taking a 139 diamond ring and a 5 bill then left a short note reading Thank you The polite theft indicates a nonviolent break in with minimal property loss and a simple sign off.
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Nashua
N. H
Arthur Goyette
Former Corry Resident Dies
Wilbur J. Stone aged 55, a special representative for the New York Telephone Co., died Thursday at his home in Buffalo after a six week illness. Born in Corry, he is survived by his wife Helen Bresnan Stone two sons Thomas and Charles his father Charles W. Stone a brother Theodore G. Stone and a sister Mrs. F. B. Griesbeck of Chautauqua N Y and Daytona Beach Fla Funeral services will be held at his Gates Circle apartment Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with burial in Arlington Cemetery. L Keister was a Buffalo visitor today. Mrs M Caldwell left for Detroit to visit for some time.
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Hobart Hepler
Emma Hepler
Wilkinsburg
Exie
F. Bi. Hepler
Hamat houpItal
C. W Shayer
Sue
N. W. Sherwood
Newon
Alma
Charles Shaver
Port Arthur
Texas
Niagara Palls
N. Y
Wilma Groscult
Jillian Desmond
French Cweek
H. Grandusky
Jean
Allegany
N.Y
Philip Waite
Wright Street
Evelyn Barton
Stow
H. Stoner
Fanny Amister
Valley City
N. Dak
Erin
Dewitt Jackson
Gayle
Uillien
Erie
I. T. Payne
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Dawson
Warren
Corry
Dorothy Kittaberger
J. HE. Schwering
Philadelphia
Spring Creek
Helen Nieder
Lawrence Morris
Betty
H. A. Croscutt
East
Liverpool
Croscutt
Audrey Terrence
Bruce Ellsworth
Chicago
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Virginia McCloskey
Verene Hill
Eric
M. A. Donahue
Cleveland, O
New York City
Katherine Leezer
Atlanta City
N. J
Lewmister
M's
Henry McSweeney
Chris Elser
Art
CG. Mack
M. J. Parkhurst
Ga. Robes
R. C. Barth
B. L. Beshe
Orlando
Fla
Yeaterday
R. Lewis
West Smith Street
Loretta Hammond
Hanry Spiver
John Boland, Jr
Merle Capwell
George ‘Benginkt
Marion
Columbus
John
Helen Grace Merrick
Harrisburg
Ciy
W. H. Merrick
Mary Gross
Evans Davis
Greenville
Tex. A
Wilbur J. Stone
New York Telephone Company
Helen Bresnan Stone
Thomas
Charles
Charles W. Stone
Theodore G. Stone
F. B. Griesbeck
Chautauqua
Daytona Beach
Gates Circle Apartments
Arlington Cemetery
Hog Prices Fall Amid Consumers strike
Chicago August 9 United Press reports hog prices fell uncertainly as buyers hesitated on the brink of a widespread consumer strike. The market dipped from above 12 dollars, stalling the boom since 1929, with packers slow to pass high costs to housewives amid meatless campaigns.
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United Press
Chicago
Strke
Packer
Democrats of Wayne Township Caucus Last Evening
Democrats of Wayne township held a caucus at Spencer school house last evening with about thirty attending. The announced candidates include school director James Crowell supervisor Charles Borstorff William Edmonds auditor Leo Schucknecht R D Stevens constable John Schucknecht A W Munsee Gerald Miller judge of elections west district Ralyn Bailey east district Nate Reynolds inspector of elections west district Smith Spencer east district H R Briggs.
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Wayne Township
Hema
Spencer
James Crowell
Charles Borstorff
William Edmonds
Leo Schucknecht
R. D. Stevens
John Schucknecht
A. W. Munsee
Gerald Miller
Ralyn Bailey
Nate Reynolds
West District
Smith Spencer
H.R. Briggs
Roosevelt approves dismissal of Col Williams in 1929 court martial
President Roosevelt approved a general court martial finding that Col Alexander Williams former assistant quartermaster general be dismissed from the army. Williams was convicted of soliciting and accepting a loan of 2600 dollars from Frank Spiecher an automobile salesman doing business with the army. Dismissal becomes effective August 12.
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Col
Williams
United Press
Washington
Alexander ©. Williams
Roosevelt
Frank Spiecher
Army
Auto shares lead advance in stock market surge
New York August 9 equities rallied to fresh highs as automotive shares drove activity. Top issues included General Motors, Ford and Chrysler amid broad gains across utilities, railroads and electrical equipment. Notable closes listed for American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse Electric and Woolworth, with mixed moves across rail and gas stocks in a volatile session.
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United Press
NEW York
Auttomobile
Mayus
General Motors
Americai Cay Dosen
VT American Smelters
American
Ammcondanss
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Chryaler Columbia Gax Sonsbidated Gan
Sontinentst Gan
Surtias-Wright
General Electric
Genera ‘Motors Sry
Kennecott Re
International Nickels
Montgomery Ward Vee BO National Dairy
Despeye
New Yorke Central
Speyer Ers
Northern Packie
Tay / Otte Steel
Penna
Bocony
Shidebaker
U S
Stealaask Ge Peay
United Corp
Seasotah Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Ves Bey
Stox Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas
Elecve Tar Citizen Service
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Who's Wife The Vane Mystery Ends In Staged Truths
Cyrus K. closes the Vane case with a dramatic revelation of how Isabel Vane faked her flight and how Millie Thornley and Donetta Dane were drawn into a web of elopement plots and murder. Roger Thornley is implicated as a key suspect, and a nurse of justice brings a final, calm resolution as the truth unravels.
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Isabel Vane
Millie Thornley
Donetta Dane
Roger Thornley
Vane
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Buffalo
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