Local visitors from Paris and Wilkinsburg call on notable hosts
Miss Jessica Thorsselle of Paris and Mr and Mrs Clank Pain with their son Farce arrived in the city today. Joe from Wilkinsburg Pa, visiting since Cleveland Ohio, stayed with the attorney and Mrs W L Peake and former residents Mr and Mrs C A East street for a few days. Pain Jest returned home yesterday.
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Jessica. Thorsselle
Paris
Clank Pain
Joe
Wilkinsburg
Cleveland
W. L. Peake
East Street
Pain
Uey Patton
Amd
H. Roger
Erie
J. EB. Young
Joan Gainey
Pennsylvania Railroad Veterans Association
W. B. Skinner
Salamanca
Wright Street
Seth Hoard
Corry
New York City
Weeks
Mott Street
Chris Desne
Daustters
Barbara
Delores
Charles Linsky
J. R. Dunnihog
Washington, D.C
Aero Supply Company
Helen Pautison
Buffalo
Alfred van Dresar
HH. E. Olds
Virginia
South Mountain
James Sullivan
Celgeland
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Canada
CN. ‘Toner
Des Woil
John Ruppersberger
Euclid Street
P. T. Hovey
Helen
Angola
Dunkirk
Harry Weicht
Paull
Sam Wales
Butler
Getler
Mise Ruth Powers
Sharon
Hebert Stewart
Howard Powell
Hooversville
H. K. Powell
Teft
J. G. Jenskins
East South Street
Pail Lawson
Union City
W. Whilyard
Bull
Berenice
Westfield
N. J
Troy Gillette
East Smith Street
Doris Morton
Tuskhannock
Kingstown
Massachusetts
Leonard Burkhardt Vane
Florrisburg
Cr. Burkham
West Prederick Street
Hiry Paulson
Walte
Cheboygan
Rex Paulson
Laughter
Minh
Paulson
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
May
Eva McKinney
Pittsburgh
Cony
Olle
Bernadette Berry
Titus- Ville
M. J. Berry
Leon Linussey
Jack
Chauteuqua Lake
Edith Sperry
Lamp Caledon
Lake Erie
Redeces St. Clair
W. C. Cox and Sons
Donald and
Carl
Toma
McKeeeport
Charles Bowe
Hdward Haight
Canton
Allan Bowe
F. L. Haight
Pete
Harrisburg
Hall Dimick
Monus
Claveling
Mary Shcist
Frank Lindaurst
Houghton, N
Hattie Wilkinson
John
President Pledges Peace To Americans
The president describes war’s horrors from bloodied fields to mud and starvation, pledging to keep the United States from producing or promoting war. He admits limits of a good neighbor policy amid Europe’s struggles but asserts a live and let live stance, opposing imperialism and coercion.
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United States of America
United States
Con
America
Europe
Corry Social News Lists Local Visitors and Travel
A long list of residents and guests travel between Corry and destinations including Cleveland Erie Detroit and Buffalo. People like J B Young Joan Gainey H Roger W Skinner and J R Dunnihog visit or depart for business leisure and family gatherings with numerous relatives accompanying or awaiting returns.
Hotel Workers Outing to Pope's Grove East of City
Emploees of Hore worry and about fifty guests traveled to Pope's Grove east of the city for an outing at 8:30 last evening. Harry Oswalt and wife managed the event assisted by four committees including Miss Van Kosmoski Clifford Carroll Ralph Mick and Bula Ross. Prank Rouse provided vocal and instrumental numbers with group singing adding to the opening’s merriment.
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Pope's Grove
Harry Oswalt
Amict Bible Class Elects Officers and Meets
Amici Bible class held a monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Willian Stroup 385 East Pleasant street. Officers elected for the year include GT Bergman as teacher Rev H Ray Harris as assistant teacher Leo McGavey as president Willis Price as vice president Lynitha May as secretary Agnes Rupp as treasurer and Mrs Wills Price as historian. Readings by Mrs Lynn feming followed and apple phvane ice cream was served to about fifty. Among out of town guests were C Case and Miss Ellen Walter of Buffalo.
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Willian Stroup
East Pleasant Street
Amici
Bigs
GT. Bergman
H. Ray Harris
Leo McGavey
Willis Price
Lynitha May
Agnes Rupp
Wills Price
Lynn Fieming
C. Case
Ellen Walter
Buffalo
Market gains fade as week ends with cautious profit taking
Market advances to new highs then weakens as traders lock in gains. Rails steels motors utilities and chemical shares fall while copper and some amusement stocks hold gains. Car loadings drop coal shipments slump retail trade dips but wholesale trade rises. oils steady after a fuel stock drop. Loew’s leads in its division.
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Elmer GC. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Loew's
Favorste
Stocks Rise After Two Days of Decline In New York
Stocks edged up after two-session decline in light trading. The market opened moderately active with a mixed list, then moved higher across sectors. Notable gainers included Hiram Waller at 43, American Car and Foundry, American Smelting, Campbell Wyant & Cannon, Gelandese, First National Stores, Industrial Rayon, Phelps Dodge, and Timken Detroit.
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American Smelting
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon
Gelanese
First National Stories
Industrial Rayon
Phelps Dodge
Timken Detroit
Aste
American Locom
American Smelter
American T & T Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auneee Bendix
Aviation Setlingham
Curtiss-Wright Columbia Geo
Chrysler
Continental Can
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