Philathes Girls Meet. 17 Members 11 Visitors Attend
The Philathes Girls of the Baptist Church gathered at Mrs W N Jones home on Marion street Monday evening. After supper the president Meg Barton Smith led the regular meeting with letters from Miss Jane Habink describing missionary work in Bostic NC. Seventeen members and eleven visitors attended including Mrs Roelofs Philadelphia and Mrs Della Dickinson Santa Rosa. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Thomas on Fairview street September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
The
Baptist Church
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Meg
Barton Smith
Jane Habink
Bostic, N. G
Roelofs
Philadelphia
Della Dickinson
Santa Rosa
Salif
G. D. Grace
Butifalo
Florence Petlingill Perkins
Niagara Falls
Frank Fuller
Milwaukee
Wis
George Thomas
Bill Thomas
W. F. Miller
Cs WN. Jones
George ‘Thomas
Fairview Street
Pheasant Attacks Man Near Sabkatoon
Dr Duncan Croll was walking in the woods near Sabkatoon when a pheasant charged him. He fled to his car to escape injury in the incident reported as a rare aggressive bird encounter.
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Duncan Croll
Personal Notices of Visitors and Residents in Corry
A long column lists residents and visitors over a period, noting Albert Carmcke’s days in the city with relatives before returning to Washington DC. It records numerous travels and brief stays by Rochester, Lancaster, East Aurora, Meadville, Jamestown, Chautauqua, Erie, Bradford, Niagara Falls, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and more, mentioning engagements, visits, and upcoming events such as showers, weddings, and school enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carmcke
Washington, D. C
Roy Burley
Rochester
Friends
Corty
Charles McCathy
Lancaster
N.Y
Henry Johnson
East Aurora
N. Y
J. P. Giipin
Fred Root
Amanda Root
Canadonia Lake
Vanya Roo
William T. Hotankiss
Meadville
James Hickman
Jamestown
Emma ‘Hepler
Constance
Hopie
Franklin Street
Wilkinsburg
G. C. Blanchard
Chattauqua
Floresice Pond
Leo Jackson
Blaine
Centerville
Florence Holton
P. J. Riegel
Altoona
Mott Street
Armen H. Friedman
Pittsburgh
Alfred B. Sweyer
Honesdale
PR. Harmon
Erie
Dora Myers
Manette
Wash
Theraut
Ruth Wetmore
W. Church Street
Henry Waldeff
Johnsonburg
Coudersport
Margaret Clark
Oléan
M. Frazier
Park Street
Joseph Barrette
Susanne
New York City
Barrons
New York
Ralph Lindsey
Dorothy Blakeslee
Carl Lindsey
New Castle
Ray Lindsey
Glen Gauffreau
Dorothy
Howard Blanchard
Russell Schwab
Bradford
Evelyn Allen
Marjorie Molroy
South Center Street
Mary Clark
John Flanigan
Paul Adams
G. L. Boyd
New York State
E. M. Putnam
Spring Street
Chitaugan
James Sullivan
Niagara Falls
No Y
F. Haanan
Sullivan
Martha Rounds
Geneva
W. Y
Ed Welsh
Junior Welsh
A. G. Rees
East Main Street
John Bloom
William Hainen
Philadelphia
Jack McInnes
Othelia
Cora McCabe
Laurentia
Mary Loveland
Hoss Mead
Carlotta
Buffalo
C. Clark
Manitoba Bay
Ian
Elgin
Delmont Latheray, Childen
Toledo
Edward Burch
Spring Creel
Frederick ‘H. Beall
West Washington Street
Helen Hecker
Gerry
Agnes
Bess Wilson
Misa Hecker
Leve
Chautanqua
Two Transfers at U S Embassy in Moscow
Washington reports two members of the American embassy staff in Moscow will transfer. John C. Wiley, counsellor, is ordered to Antwerp as consul general. Charles Bohlen, third secretary, will return to duty at the State Department in Washington.
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Washington
Americas
Moscow
State Department
John C. Wiley
Antwerp
Belgium
Charles §. Bohlen
Fleet King of Hearts and Bonnie Prince Charlie Visit Cards
The text notes the Brst King of hearts named Carolus after Charles VI of France as father of playing cards in Brvone. It claims three hundred twenty five years later Bonnie Prince Charlie used Kings Of Hearts as visiting cards to identify hosts during his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet
Heavy selling as stocks drop on Wall Street
New York city traders greeted Congress adjournment with one of the year’s heaviest selling moves. Prices fell across sectors, especially war stocks, with losses up to five points and 80 percent offerings at times. Closing prices included American Car and Foundry 6.4, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler 4.22, and Continental Can among others. A station in Waynesville, Missouri is noted for superb service after Rev Harris’ wedding stunt at the gas station. Memphis loses cotton trade prestige. Memphis Cotton Exchange reports it remains the largest inland cotton market but has slipped in world rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Fresco
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
American Smelters
T&t
Tatty Anaconda
Aeons Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Panadian Pacific
Curtiss-Wright
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated Gas
Continental Can
General Motors
General Bleetrie
Erle
Kennecott Apes International Nickel
Memphis
Tenn
Ita
Memphis Cotton Exchange
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Rex
Manilla
Green Gables
Anne Shirley
Anne
Tom Brown
O. P. Heggie
Helen Westley
L.M. Montgomery
George Nicholls
José
RKO Radio
Essex
England
Lawrence Davison Ambulance seRvice
Funeral Home
Corry
Philatheas
Momey
Loblaws Green
the Mawes Ae
Sy A
Cerneel Inviting
N. Center St
U. S
74H. P
Wards
Trivane
Save Diving
Montgomery Ward
Waynesville
Rev
Harris
National Dairy
New York Central
Otis Steel
Penn RR
Shidebaker
Texas
Steel
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Stax Arkansas Gas Asso Gas & Electricities
Lone Star Gay
Tha West
Root
Root’s Furniture Store
Corry, Pa
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