Local Families Take Trips and Visits Postcard Style
Mr and Mrs Archie Akam take their children Doris Lucille and Gloria on a day trip to Bustala and Niagara Falls. Sedine Mocal and family from Faldiiner N Y stay overnight with Leon Lindslay and depart for Toronto. James Sullivan returns from Niagara Falls and Mrs Sullivan and son Rob ert stay until Sunday. Lyle Belding of Portland NC visits Corry. Jennie Elehynsis returns from two months in The Pas Manitoba. Harold K Powell and son Harold called to Hooversville Pa for Mrs Powell’s mother’s illness. Pred W Ewing of Cleveland visits on city business. Mrs Florence Bennett and daughter Dora of Brocum NC travel to Corry to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Akam
Doris
Lucille
Gloria
Bustala
Niagara Falls
Sedine Mocal
Faldiiner
Leon Lindslay
Toronto
Jennie Elehynsis
Huctd Street
Pas
Manitoba
Harold K. Powell
Harold
Hooversville
Powell
Ryburg
Pred W. Ewing
Cleveland
City
Florence Bennett
Dora
Brocum
Motov
Corry
L. Brown
G. F. Cronin
Chicago
Cronin
North Center Street
Nina Borstorit
C. L. Borstorit
Branford
John Colsneex
John Courneen
Anna Courneen
Thomas Courneen
Erie
Bolar Barnes
Oklahoma City
Okla
H. W. Benneth
B. Washington Street
Montpelier
Ind
Bennett
Fred Beardsley
F. S. Austin
Brie
S. ‘M. O'Hara
Yige
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
James
West Spring Creek
Union City
Bleieley
P. G. Lynch
Blue Jay
Ww. Va
Chester Lynch
Berkley
W. Va
P. T. Keefe
West Wayne Street
William Herman
Luke Graham
Tai
Mabel Graham
New York City
Gra ‘Ham
Ethel Whittlesey
Log Deweh
Calif
Mary Whittlesey
Corry Hospital
Merle Casler
Leona Reed
Croushorn
Herbert Saunders
Edward Smith
C. Glenn Hiller
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Chambersburg, Pa
H. D. Robb
Ajas Tron
Notable visitors and travelers mingle in Corry scene
Numerous residents and out of town guests pass through, including Mn and Mrs G F Cronin Jr from Chicago arriving Thursday to stay with Mr and Mrs Cronin on North Center Street. A parade of names follows with visits to Erie, Cleveland, Branford, Warren and Chicago, plus confirmations of travel to the Century of Progress Exposition and other engagements.
Ickes Asked to Oust Petroleum Code Aide
Harold C. Ickes was urged to remove Amos L. Beaty from the petroleum industry planning and co ordination committee. H. C. Wremming, president of the Informational Association of Oil Field, Gas Well and Refinery Workers of America, said Beaty, general counsel of Phillips Petroleum, should not serve longer as his firm was named the outstanding violator of the code Beaty was to help administer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aig
Haroll C. Ickes
Amos L. Beaty
H. C. Wremming
Informational Association of Oil Field, Gas Well and Refinery Workers.of
America
Beaty
Phillips Petrolan Corporation
Publicist William Pa ther Returns From Europe
William Pather, a nationally known publicist and aviation promoter, says Americans show lower mood after a month in Europe. He contrasts conditions in France Germany and England with those in the United States, claiming Americans smell and mood is better in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Cleveland
William Pather
Europe
France
Germany
England
Americk
Rich recovering as stocks retreat after injuries
Aug 9 report from Dunkirk says Marion Rich publisher of the Silver Creek Times was injured at the Park Avenue crossing of the New York Central Railroad Sunday morning. His wife died in the crash. Rich is described as improving. a funeral is planned for the wife in Pleasantville, Pa. Prior to Silver Creek, Rich was sports editor of the Oil City record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Marion Rich
Silver Creek Times
Yao
Park Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Wi Jdy
New York Central
Pleasantville
Mrs. Meyers
Silver Creek
Mr. Rich
Oil City
Dervis
Grange to convene Saturday evening meeting
Cry Grange No 55 will hold a regular session Saturday evening in their hall with a large attendance expected. Mrs Harry Kimtmey is arranging a program for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Grange No. 55
Harry Kimtmey
Caroline Rutledge Takes a Factory Job for Equality
Caroline defies expectations by taking a factory position to prove women’s equal rights and to repay society. Her stance shocks Mrs Rutledge and challenges Mr Rutledge’s views as Caroline vows to study chemistry at night to map the factory and advance her ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Thad
Dunsworth
Henry Dunsworth
Carolina
Ibelong
William Rutledge
Tim
Lbumor
Mr. Rutledge
Malcolm
River rocks and plans behind a family rift
Caroline berates Philip Rutledge over opportunities for Malcolm at the university while plotting civic improvements at home. The Rutledges argue about status, labor, and transportation as Malcolm and Caroline plan to enroll, leaving father Wattshon to face mortgage worries and a strained household dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Caroline
Darlin
Watt
Philip Rutledge
Lim
Niopis
Ware
Mateulin
Garoling
Alves
Tim
Min Rutledge
Philip Hid
Jisim Shou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Rove Fort
Pire Na
Thors
Sinclair
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Pensylvania
Sincair
Sinclair Oils
GREAS
KE C.F. Cronin
Mickey and
Hisma
E. E. Guignon
Shea Tubby
Plain Foon
Merz
Lige
Akes
OC Tie
Mercer
Arthur Pitts
Mary Joan
Toledo
Joseph Wolfe
Norman
Joseph
Joy
Olean
Amy Messenger
Norman Buser
Warres
Howard Buber
Meadville
Frank Beary
Kate Haeha~tein
Ol City
J. M. Pratt
South Side
Boston House
Chas. M. Selsle
Brown Bros
Continental Nurseries
Chas. Selsle
Ickes
Petroleum
Xfords
Ampus Weor
Montgomery. Ward & CO
New York
Helces
New Highp
Sterling Group
American Gan Oo HB
American Locomotive
American Smelters
BTM
American T&t
Ps5
Anaconda Atlantic Refining
Auburn Ages
Bethlehem Steel
Berle Aviation
Paco CE Mig Sieienes Pays Hee Chrystie Pccs
Columbia Gas
Curtis Wright
General Electric
General Maly
Eee
BO Kennecott
Paris
C. H. Davis
Flant
Zealand
Grange
Ruth Dewey “Groves
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