Local Families Travel For Work And Visits
Miss Zora Skinner and Mrs Kenneth Freeman left for Sherrill New York for work after summer break, escorted by their parents Mr and Mrs O D Skinner. Mr Freeman joined them in Sherrill this morning. Mr and Mrs Don Dedean returned from Sherman North Carolina where they were weekend guests of Jack Bement. Mr and Mrs Richard Rossbacher stayed with Mr and Mrs S B Coltan in Aspinwal Pennsylvania visiting and attended the Pittsburgh Pirates versus New York Giants baseball game Saturday night and Sunday.
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Zora Skinner
Kenneth Freeman
Sherrill
N. Y
Heaily
O. D. Skinner
Northwest Street
Mr. Freeman
Sherril
Don Dedean
Sherman
N. C
Jack Bement
Richard Rossbacher
Coletan
Aspinwal
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Painful Pile Relief Advert Across Multiple Uses
An advertisement extols San-Cura Ointment and Soap as quick relief for piles itching burning and ulcers with a Detroit user testimonial claiming healed conditions. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and lists prices 35c 60c for ointment and 25c for soap, noting additional skin use cases and a customer enclosures.
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T. J. Williams
Detroit
Many visitors leave Corry after lengthy summer visits
A long list of residents and guests depart after visits from Detroit New York City Jamestown Erie Rochester Warren Warren and other cities. Families including Akam Blair Wilbur Tibbett and Purcell travel to Kentucky Chicago and Reynolds while several locals like Jane Hall Harold Patterson and Mary Elizabeth visit relatives in Erie Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Corry Social Roster Sees Visits From Many States
Durlain returns from Warren Pa and Mrs Wood’s home. Ennis couple back from Rochester with Misses Kingston and Georgia Black. Miss Ann Miller of Newark and Mrs Shield s of Oil City guests of Mrs Colegrave. Shields remains teaching in Oil City. Dorothy Shields teaches Sociology at University of Pennsylvania. H L Rowe and Mrs Binell of St. Petersburg Fla visit Corry. Pickard family from Decatur arrives for week with Claud Price. Ruth Johns returns to Washington. Vogt sisters from West Spring Creek return from Chautauqua Lake. Tripp and Cox families enjoy Niagara Falls. Used cars list offered by Alepler Motor Co. Franklin St.
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Elizavet
Barbara Wilbert
Erie
Margaret Hanna
Rochester
N. J
Jane Mulheir
East Street
W. W. Hilyard
Wesfield
B. H. Harmon
Arm
Connellsville
No Troy Gillette
H.C. Wilson
Keppel Mitfany
J. , Tiffany
Warren
Julia Rive King
Mabel Thomas
Meadvile
Rexford Paulson
Motor
Detroit
Mich
C. Richard Paulson
Bill
Tony Joy
Pittsburgh
Hershey
Frank Zurlinden
Bradford
Hiva Allen
Oscar. Allen
Northwestern Pennsylvania Post Commanders and Line Officers Association
Paul Moore
Aliquippa
Jane Hall
West Wayne Street
W. L. Durlain
A.D. Wood
C. J. Ennis
N. Y
Minnie Kingston
Anne Elizabeth Kingston
Georgia Black
Ou City
Ann Miller
Newark
Clara Black Beathy
Ilttle Axford Shields
Oil City
A.D. Colegrave
Shields
Corry
Misa Dorothy Shields
Pennsylvania
H. L. Rowe
George Binelwell
St. Petersburg
Washington, D
Frieda
Hulk Leona Vogt
Marie Bennett
West Spring Creek
Chautauqua Lake
Julia Burch
Tripp
Clarence
Roberta Tripp
Pauline Tripp
Elsie Tripp
Carl Mario
Lionel Tripp
Spring Crest
Clarence Cox
Gan
Dean Purch
Niagara Walls
Tack Lasiver
Signs to mark distance to State Patrol substation
The State Highway Patrol announces mileage signs will show distance to each substation on highways near Philadelphia. About 90 stations require roughly 44 signs per station, costing nearly 8 dollars per sign totaling around 12000 dollars. Signs are produced by Western Penitentiary and aimed at guiding motorists and deterring speeding by clear distance cues.
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Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Iran
Western Penitentiary
Hated School Youth Ends Life Near Erie
A teen suicide near Erie ends a troubled adolescence. The note mentions friends Evelyn Viola Ruth and Dorothy as beloved classmates. Deputy Coroner Leone reports Nelson endured frequent unmerciful kidding from classmates despite being tall and described as a model boy and good student by school authorities.
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Evelyn
Viola
Ruth
Dorothy
Nel- Om
Leone
Nelson
Market Gossip Reflects Steel Wages and Rail Orders
United Press Financial Editor Elmer C Walzer reports a week of near peak prices for the market with the industrial average near its 1931 high and rail and utility averages strong. Wage talks stir steel executives as workers demand increases and price pressures loom. Locomotive orders rise with eastern railroads seen placing up to 100 units. Tin plate mills lag on deliveries as steel output adjusts to expectations.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Pres
New York
Lewis
Steel
Steel Today
Eastern Roads
Steel and auto shares lead in advance
United Press reports a quiet session with steel and automobile stocks driving gains on the New York market. Notable gainers include American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Studebaker, and United States Steel, with other major names finishing higher at month’s best levels.
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Diesttel
Nega Si Packard
Mg Eaedee Badia
Calif
BAT Studebaker
Texas Co
BIG United Corp Visceeses
Aiere Tie Tes Stesk
Fes
Woestinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstony S&t
N.Y
Gary
Nebraska State Beauty Contest Bias Sparks Debate
Lincoln officials report results from the 70 local beauty contests showing brunettes won 3 to 1 over blondes in the statewide event. The finding prompts discussion on color competition rules and future judging standards across Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Spartans Defeat Manchester in North-South Legion Play
Sparta won 7-2 over Manchester in the final North-South game of the American Legion baseball tournament at Spartansburg South Carolina. Spartans advance toward the World Series as the season ends.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
S. C
Manchester
M. H
Atletican Legion
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Perry Akam
Dorothes
Harold
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Nmporia
Sterling Run
Leigh Blair
Kentucky
Helen Kaiser
Katherine Kaufman
New York City
Marjorie
Marion Young
Carl Peterson
Youngsville
James Peterson
Glen P Ourtis
Mon
Signa Wing
Jamestown
Jate
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Harold Patterson
Bufalo
C. H. Patterson
Patterson
Robert
Mary Elizabeth
Beth Morton
Ruth Keppel
Ice Commercial School
Joseph Purcell
Richardson
Margaret
Philadelphia
H. MM. Hall
Fred J. Stucker
Chicago
H. A. O'Hare
Bernice Lines
Freda Smith
Ill
Mary
Margaret O'Hare
Elmore
Ohio
John Downey
James Downey
O'Hare
J. P. Shields
Oswalt
Corty
Mira
John Cullen
Canada
New York State
John Gafiney
George Kent
Buffalo
DePagzi
Kent
Hiranio Place
Beatrice Wellejus Bhdson
Edward
Thomas Thomas
Meadville
Annette Titus
Wright Street
Alice Ranch
North Centertreet
John Sheehan
OW City
Cleveland
Arleeyn DeLury
Bess Debury
Mechanicsville
J. A. McQuision
Nancy Lou
John Taylor
GG. Taylor
Maple Avenue
Harriet Green
Robert Newell
Freeport
E. A. Larson
Larson
Titusville
Te City
Charles Perkins
Branklin Street
Wesleyville
Lake, Erie
Lewis ‘Tenney
James West
Corry Saturay
J. H. Barnes
H.S. Elcott and Sons
Ralph and Robart
Ray Wepler
Cincinnati
Ida A. Dean
West Washington Street
Helen Arnold
Louise , Melly
W. L. Durham
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Federal Reserve System
Jalepler Motor Co
Franklin St
Penny Patrol
Libby
Ontario
Dependable
Condra’s Pharmacy
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply B
Asso Gas & Bilectivities Service
McCord Fact
Lone Star Gas West Pub Serv
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