Lettered Harbors of Visitors and Departures in Corry
Personal mentions list Miss Lois Rose of Union City as a Sunday guest of Mrs Ellen Yorie Mattson of First Avenue. Numerous names from Columbus Cory Pittsburgh and Erie visit or travel, with weddings, illnesses, and numerous departures noted including Dr Walter Dindy summoned from Baltimore and Dorothy Whiteley to Grove City for tonsil surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Rose
Union City
Ellen Yorie Mattson
First Avenue
Gerald Foulimer
Columbus
M. Ray Green
Cory
New Haven
Conn
Charles B. Carroll
Painesville
City
C. B. Carroll
Mira
D. W. Hoskin and
H. 1
Steelizing
New York City
Titusville
New Castle
Dormont
Myrna Emeigh
Charles Pibroe
Sentner
Kittanning
Gus Eder
Chicago
Ink
Branklin’ Street
Hder
Margaret Freno
Morence Holton
Eiie
Jessie Mason
Pittsburgh
Ernestine Lynn
Torpedo
Rhinehart
Verna Gill
Lawrence Field
Cleveland
Lucille Cullen
Buffalo
John T. Culler
F. Lee Whittlesey
Detroit
Mich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Herold Loveland
Hite
Loveland
Dorothy Bnntrom
Irene Smith
Guasta
Hillem York Mattson
That Avenue
Walter Dindy
Hopkidy
Baltimore
C. W. Moore
St Curry Hospital
Moore
Dorothy Whiteley
Grove City
Youngstown
Charles ¥. Whiteley
Mable Jones
Frank Faye
Erie
Jessie Masin
Rober
Richard Joy
Annabelle
Isabelle Simmons
Jamestown
Coast Guard Boat Damaged by Explosion in Delaware Bay
Coast guard patrol boat 834, which sank a ram-ranking-speed boat with gunfire last Friday, was slightly damaged today by an explosion believed to be a dynamite bomb. Chief-Motor-Mechanic Herman Vetterson said he thought an attempt was made to throw the bomb aboard, but runners were suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate May
N. J
Coast Guard
834
Delaware Bay
Herman Vetterson
Akron Bank Officers Indicted In Bank Failure Case
Six former senior officers and directors of the failed First Central Trust Company of Akron and its predecessor were indicted today by the Summit county grand jury. They face charges of misapplication of bank funds after a prolonged investigation into the institution's affairs. A housing ad appears at box 349 care of the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frees Akron
First Central Trust Company of Akron
Central Depositors Bank
Summit County Land Jury
Mystery surrounds stock broker's death in Philadelphia
The body of 37 year old George S Henderson, son and associate of prominent Philadelphia broker John Jepson, was found with a bullet wound to the head at his father's Melrose Park home. Police said the wound appeared self inflicted. His parents were in Europe at the time and gave no reason for the suicide.
Pittsburgh Boy Buried After Death In Warren Hospital
The body of Geral DeForest Wagner, thirteen, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wagner of Pittsburgh, was brought to Youngsville for burial preparation at his home 212 Bates Street. He died at 6 30 this morning at Warren General Hospital, Warren, Pa. He is survived by his parents two grandmothers and an aunt. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Koenig
Pittsburgh
Hants
Ellsworth Kaufman
New York
Corry
Missey Allene
Patricia Babbitt
Erie
FT. Babbitt
Iset
W. B. Edwards
HS. Kysar
Louis Weston
Detroit
Mich
Mirs Thomse-Rager
Whurck Street
Bele
Ellizabeth
Bertha Carney
Myrtle Street
Albert J. Plack
Cleveand
M. R. Powell
Sue Powell
Johnstown
Howard Powell
Hooversville
H. K. Powell
N. Genter Street
Margaret Putnden
Ans Rots
Titusville
R. AL. Putnam
J. L. Hhughes
Buffalo
Brie
Wilbur Wilson Rhat
Ashtabula
L. D. Brooks
Allene
Meadville
Canada
Geral DeForest Wagner
Benjamin Wagner
Pitts
Eorisp
Finneral
Bates Street
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Nis
Peebles
Wagner
Sur
Shrine Club Burns in West Philadelphia Fire
A spectacular three alarm fire destroyed the Northeast Shrine Club in Philadelphia. Firemen were overcome but no official loss estimate was released. Investigators believe the blaze started from a discarded cigarette, spreading to three buildings including a naval reserve base building from World War I era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wired Cross
Philadelphia
Shrine Club
Railroads and Motors Lead Stock Rally Across Market
United Press reports a late rally led by railroad and motor shares after mixed early business. General Motors and Chrysler rose to multi year highs, while U.S. Steel and other industries firmed. a list of closing prices follows with varied gains across transportation and manufacturing stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Stock Exchange
South Yarmouth
Mass
Old Quaker Meeting House
Hannah Sears
Frices
Chicago Stock Exchange
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
American Can
Wees Bom American Locomotive
American Smelters
Ty American T&t
tumultuous council scene exposes press and power clash
In a charged gathering chaired by Terrell, Boxall rails at the press and calls for full disclosure while others denounce alleged political motives. Ursula Brandon probes Navestock slums seeking reform,Clump and Wolfe weigh loyalties amid a tense struggle over ugliness and influence.
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Howard
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Tap
Lois van Buren
Vas
Akron
Care of Journal
Bub
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Ieee
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Consolidated Oil
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright , Erie
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New Yorke
Northern Pacific Pennan R Pure Oil Radio
Standard Oil Calif
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Studebaker
Texas Co
U S Leather
TS Steel
United Aircraft United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
N.Y
Curbark
Nat Gas Associas & Electric
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Lone Star Gas - Western P
AG Challeng
Warwick Dee FE
Hapter
Boxall
Terrell
Threadgold
Turrell
London
Crump
Wolfe
Peachy Hill
Josiah Crabbe
Wes
John Wolfe
Utsila Brandon
Navestock
Mrs. Brandon
Brandon
Majam
Unii
Ursula Brandi
Sardons
Rome
Lam Nob
Turpin
Ursula Brandon
Dean
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