Churches Extend Help in Seal Campaign
Next Sunday December 3 will be observed as Christmas Seal Sunday in Erie area churches. Arthur J. Durbin of the Erie Church Federation leads this effort, arranging sermons urging support for Christmas Seals to fight tuberculosis. Proceeds fund the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, aiding sufferers and community health protections.
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Erie
Erie County
Arthur J. Durbin
Erie Church Federation
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Corry Couple Wed at Clymer
Miss Mae Swann daughter of Mr and Mrs John Swann of Fifth avenue married Milan B Williams son of Couchl man and Mrs Ernest A Williams of West Smith street in a quiet Clymer New Jersey ceremony officiated by Rev Whippo. Attendants were Miss Charlotte Phillips and Mynford Williams. The newlyweds reside in a furnished apartment on East Washington street. Both are Corry High School graduates class of 1930. The bride works for Montgomery Ward and Company while the groom is employed at the Corry Jamestown trolley line.
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Um Mae Rrench
John Swann
Fifth Avenue
Milan B. Williams
Couchlman
Ernest A. Williams
West Smith Street
Clymer
Whippo
Charlotte Phillips
Mynford Williams
Woman Lost Fat 20 Pounds with Kruschen Salts Ad
A testimonial-style advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as the easiest way to shed fat. It claims a woman lost about 20 pounds in four weeks, gained energy, clearer skin, and a youthful feeling, urging readers to buy from Kelster's Cut Rate or a druggist and promising money back if unsatisfied. The quote includes a testimonial from Helen Smith of Taverhill, Massachusetts.
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Kelster
America
Helen Smith
Taverhill
Parlors hosted visiting locals and holiday guests
Mr and Mrs W H King of Lime visit the MacKenzie home on Concord Street Mix. F N Ames and son George Orentz attended Burt L Smith’s funeral in Hornell. Eli Ames Tony Joy and Lee Shoemaker Jr return from Pittsburgh after attending the Pitt Carnegie Tech game. Various locals and visitors from Erie, Cleveland, St Marys, Edinboro and Corydon stopped by for holidays and business in the city.
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W. H
H. D. MacKenzie
Concord Street
Mix
F. N. Ames
George Orentz
Hornell
Burt L. Smith
Eli Ames
Tony Joy
Lee Shoemaker, Jr
Pittsburgh
Pitt-Carnogie ‘Tech
M. EB. Barney
Marion
Marjoris
Milton
Erie
Richard “Paulson
Maple Avenue
Henry Gretzler
Buffalo
Sam
Lawrence
R. R
Paddy) Wilcox
Corydon
Corry
Charles Johnson
Cleveland
WF. M. Raymond and
East ‘Smith Street
L. Keister
St. Marys
Harry Davis
Edinboro
J. A. Lanston
Bf Park Street
Charles Shaver
Rome
C. W. Shaver
Euclid Street
Port Arthur
Tex
Donald Tats
Romeo Piccardi
Charles Kinley
al Jackson
John Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Laura Jackson
Davey Hill
Albert Gusky
Guy Clapper
McKean
Klasch
Johnsom
Myer and Johnson
Ex-President Hoover and Rolph clash over lynchings
Former President Herbert Hoover and Governor James Rolph Sr clash over the San Jose lynchings and the use of army troops against the bonus army. Hoover’s new statement criticizes Rolph’s stance, while Rolph defends his actions and predicts civil unrest if troops were sent. The exchange centers on state reaction to mob violence and federal military responses.
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United Press
San Francisco
Fumer
Herbert Hoover
James Rolph, Sr
San Jose
Bonus Army
Washington
Hoover
Signalite
Rolph
Wwe Isidnap
Suops
California
Holp
White House
Mr. Hoover
Palo Alto
Bonus
Classified Ad Blend Building and Contracting Listings
A garbled classifieds page lists electric wiring and contracting entries, farm goods, guns, nurses, and various items for sale. It mentions Blakeslee Brothers Spartansburg and Ira Cudy Payne with mixed ad fragments, plus housing rooms for rent on Wright Street and miscellaneous goods from Jamestown New York.
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Blakeslee — Brothers
Spartansburg
Pu B.D
Savn Ak
Rash
Wn Parker
Savage Tile
Ira Cudy
Payne
Stocks Recede After Rally in New York Trading
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened mixed and slipped from morning highs, with several large names retreating though overall declines were fractional. Noting IRA related concerns, investors watched key issues such as General Motors American Can and Standard Oil amid a broad list of corporate players and bellwether stocks.
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Ameren
Mien
Hugh
IRA Coil
Iit
Elocie Pices
Americen
Ammiccin
Socony Vactiun
Standard
Gil Calif
Standart
Tesna Cous Steel
Unites Corps
Westinghouse Elettric
Woolworth
AvleNat Gag Assog Gas & Electric A
Cities Service
Oasessas
Btox Lot Stuy Gas Weatita FS
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Etta Kett
Sas Te
Bly
Ae Goods
By Paul Robinson
Atlantic
Cony
Boynett
East South Stretes
Piuin
Main Street
Allysta
Jamestown
N.Y
Wright Street
Center Street
J. B Patterson
South Center Street
West Congress St
Indue
W. Fi
Congress St
Ota
Meaghlin St
East Chuewh Street
Annea
York
Hill
Stock Exchange
Emily Wighs
Ae & Dupinie
Mie
Durham
Buffels
Moe Helen M Atmold
Walmarl
Mel
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