Buck Killed In Borough Limits
Det. True Tatest of the smashing deoy stories coming from its viewity. An eight point buck fell within the borough limits near Aiderson street Thursday. Later reports mention additional deer sightings and several large bucks taken by residents including a 130 pound four point near Sergeant and J F. Neil on Walnut street and a 200 pound buck with ten point headgear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Tuswett
John Moran
Jewett
Aiderson Street
F. G. Rolfe
East Keno
Sergeant
J F. Neil
Walnut Street
Richler
Newt Bolt Duer
Neal
Hun
Mayor of Johnstown Faces Prison Term
Johnstown mayor Joseph Cauffiel faces two years in prison and a $1000 fine after the state supreme court refused a review of his conviction on conspiracy and office misdemeanor charges. He was indicted in spring on extortion perjury conspiracy gambling and other offenses. Mrs Eugene Gulick visiting with her daughter left for Jamestown before returning home to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Mayoe
Joseph Cauffiel
State Supreme Court
Caufficl
Springton
Local Social News And Travel Updates
A string of brief notices covers residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Mrs Lyle Foster spent the day in Jamestown with her sister Miss Ruth Anderson, a local teacher, and several others such as Miss Louise Hendrickson who traveled to Youngstown. Allan M Spencer returned to Kane after a visit with his parents, while Miss Ariel Mason came home to spend the weekend. Multiple residents, including Miss Theresa Phillips and Mrs Grace Minnoe, arrived or left for visits in Washington D C Warren Meadville and Garland. United Press reports note U S Senator Wa Varé seeking renomination in Pennsylvania and other weekend travels by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Foster
Jamestown
Ruth Anderson
Louise Hendrickson
Youngstown
Miss Hendrickson
Corry High School
E. D. Maulkenburg
Wigin
Lend Ute Grange
Allan M. Spencer
Kane
Glenn Spencer
West Wayne Street
Ariel Mason
Wire
Theresa Phillips
Washington, D. C
Dell Chambery
Coneays
Ralph Lewis
Nellie Grey
Garland
William Grey
C. E. Shodp
Warren
H. Harroll
Meadville
Elizabeth Damon
P. A. Middletown
Spring Creek
George B. Morgan
Pittsburgh
Christian Missionary Alliance Conference
Allene Brooks
W. R. Hall
Oil City
Franklin
Glenn Group
Market Close Snapshot of Oil City Firms and Major Stocks
Turismeany LOE and Bryan of Oil City affiliated with the New York Stock Exchange. Lloyd M. Bracken, manager, lists Copper American Smelter and Anaconda Copper, International Nickel, Motors including Chrysler and General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Yellow Truck, and refiners like Atlantic Refining. Also cited are rail and utility stocks such as B&O, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania RR, Southern Pacific, American Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel, American Woolen, Armour, US Leather, Columbia, Westinghouse, Paramount-Famous, General Electric, and mountain producers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmisneany Loean & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers American Smelter
Anacondiyue Entie Copper & Zinny Kennedott
International Nickel
Chrysler
Gontinental Motors
General Motors
Hupmonile
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Otis
American T&t
American Woolen
Armour A
US Leather
Columbia
Gas & Wealinghouse
West Airtrake Gurlis Wright
General Electric
Pittsburgh
Salt Creek
Mdiana
South Penn
New York
Curb Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas
Twain, & Lone Star Gas
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Copyright 1929 United Press. Listings note WJZ NBC network and WEAF NBC network programs. Highlights include Philadelphia Symphony under Leopold Stokowski, Roxy Symphony Orchestra on WJZ, and Atwater Kent Hour with Kathryn Melsle and Tosta Seldel, plus other concert and violin offerings across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
NBC Network
P. m— Roxy
WEAF
NBC
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Baldwin
Jacques Thibaud Vinlin
Leonora Cortez
WABC
GBS
Majestic
Fisher undecided on successor to Ware seat
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor Fisher undecided on appointing a United States Senator after the Ware seat was denied. Rumors name Bristol leader Grundy and other Pennsylvania figures, with Fisher stating no external pressure will dictate the pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Yvare
Yayterday
Te Ts Certin
Dunn
Fisher
Henry P. Wieteker Foyer Abassador
Italy
G. F W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
George S. Graham
Samuel S. Lewis York
Robert von Moschizisher
Philadephia
State Supreme Court
George Wilton Pepper
WBA Elects New Officers at Vivid Meeting
W B A elected Katharine Young as president at a Maymonts Hall gathering attended by 17 members. Officers named include Alma Gardner as vice president Sabina Mary as past president Mary Patterson as treasurer Nellie Myrick as chaplain Mary Murray Stuilime Over as recording secretary Mary Patterson as captain of guards. additional appointments to follow. Social hour followed with light refreshments served by Mary Murray Young Koestner and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Young
Alma Gardner
Sabina Mary
Mary Patterse
Nellie “Myrick
Mary Murray Stuilime
Mary Patterson
Jackson
Murray
Young
A. Koestner
Jacksrm
Interment in St Thomas Cemetery for Patrick Bayes
The body of Patrick Bayes, who died at his daughter's home in Brie, was brought to Parry and interred at St Thomas Cemetery. Funeral services in memory of the former Corry resident were held this morning as a requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church with Rev Th Crowley officiating. Beautiful solo numbers were sung by Edward Hanley, Mrs J D Drink and Herbert Kahl. Grandsons Kennett and Chittore Witleh, Edwin and Joseph Hirt, Daniel Hayes and Fred, and Mrs William Johnson and daughter Helen, went to Erie for a day's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bayes
T. J. Walsh
Brie
Parry Uhis
St. Thoms Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs H Culllough
Funeral services for Mrs Clara McCullough were held at 10 oclock in the tale dome on East South Street conducted by Rev L J Wightey of Youngsville Pa. After services in town the body was taken to Snegertown for further services at Hunters Chapel. Interment followed at Snegertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McCullough
East South Street
Rev
LJ. Wightey
Youngsville
Snegertown
Hunter's Chapul
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REX Theatre
Richard Barthelmes
Aleo
Buck
Mohtad Brace
Eugene Gulick
Walter Kintey
Ray
Jay
Taft Candlewick
Ray's
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Pec
Wa. S
Varé
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
United States
Vaore
Toduty
Atlantic Refining Continental
Pan American
Prairie Pips
Sinclair
Boatni
Rails
B&o
Chicago & Gt Western
Erie
Great Necthert
Aes
Northern
U. 8. Senate
Vare
Senate
J. L. Newhouse CO
Daniel Green
Newhouse “Shoe-House
W.B.A
Ejelnon
Test Cremmp
Mavontes Hall
Minetéen
ST. Thomas Cemetery
William Johnson
Helen
H’cullough
Corry Granite & Marble Works
J. Pitt
E. Cheney
1St Ave
Phoenix Hotel
Ti A. Mt
L. S. Smith
Mgr
Derby
Man of Affairs
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