Local residents attend mineral services and visit
Walter Wincall, Samuel Bell and Mrs L Hamilton of North 1 O Daugherty were guests of Mr and Mrs Sweeney in Marienville at camp. Mrs Fred Healy of North Center attended with Mr and Mrs Hd Sweeney. Mrs Isabelle Rath of Creek and Mrs Carl Donaldson of Spring Terie were in the city today on business and with friends attending mineral services for Miss Anna Burns.
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Walter Wincall
Samuel Bell
L. Hamilton
North 1
O. Daugherty
Warren, Pa
Sai
Marienville
Fred Healy
North Center
Hd Sweeney
Padl Street
Een
Isabelle Rath
Carl» Donaldson
Spring Terie
Coming Creek
Miss City Today
Anna Burns
Local society notes and travel plus medical mishap
Personal mentions list morning tests for Torpado on a hunting trip and a string of city visitors and departures. Names include Leon Broom Walter Crajer James Dailey Charles Spiesman William McCerdy Bert Weldon and many more. Several residents travel to Erie Meadville Detroit and Glyndon while Mrs. Johnson escapes injury in a vehicle accident on Wayne township road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Broom
Walter Crajer
James Dailey
Charles Spiesman
William McCerdy
Bert Weldon
Torpado
Leo Coyle
Glyndon
Lena St. Clair
Erie
Eleanor Smith
Melissa Hurlbut
Liberty Street
Kenneth Tressler
Youngsville
C. P. Eaton
Tietusville
K. W. Willett
South Center Street
Detroit
Mich
Starbird
Singer
Meadville
Park Theatre
R. L. Putnam
Hyd
Rose Huulings
Warren
Warred Hulings
West Wayne Street
Beatrice Hulings
Union City
Lawrents Tromas
Paul Brown
Florida
Brown
Montgomery Ward and Company
G. H. Bennett
W. W. Grasham
Theo P. Willams
Donata Stewart
Pigeon
A. W. Ravscier
Spartansburg
Boston
Larry Rohleder
Shirley May
Max Hoenes
Janny
East Wayne Street
Clara Cullen
Grace Thomas
Neylon Schreckengost
Frances Blair
Corry Hospital
Edward Jobson
Wayne Township
Johnson
Funeral for Miss Anna Burns in St Thomas Church
Funeral services for Miss Anna Burns, Corry resident, were held at 9:30 AM at St Thomas Church with Rev. Francis Graves officiating and a large attendance. Interment followed at St Elizabeth's cemetery with several bearers assisting. Attendees included residents from Jamestown, Buffalo, Erie, and city figures. Edinboro State Teachers College to present annual Christmas musical pageant in auditorium on Sunday at 4 PM admission free.
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Anna Burns
Corry
St.Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P. R
St. ‘Thomas
Anna Shields
James Sullivan
J F. O'Conner
B. Dempsey
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
J. @. Burlingame
D. M. Leach
Sam Keefe
George Keefe
W. H. Bilis
al Duke
Edinboro State Teachers College
Bradford fireman sets new land diving record
Rudolph Heltsinger a Bradford fireman climbed 25 feet on a ladder to a rooftop start then fell through a skylight and to the floor two stories below during a downtown display. He suffered only bruises according to hospital authorities.
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Bradford
United Press
Rudolph Heltsinger
Heltsinger
Biddie Produces Unusual Omelet Bit at Havre Farm
In Havre Mont Virgil Merklin notes his hen Merklin’s favorite biddy laid an egg measuring 7 1/2 inches in circumference and 8 inches long. He jokes the bird may have ostrich blood as the barnyard erupts in laughter at the odd egg.
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Havre
Mont
Virgil Merklin
Merklin
Light Trading Dominates Narrow New York Stock Session
December trading in New York focused on lesser lights as leaders fluctuated little amid light activity. Fix selling and year end shifts appeared while professionals drove most business. public participation remained apathetic. Listed prices show modest changes across diverse firms including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, and Continental Gas.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Areto
Ie Toresac
American T&t
Anacondd
Avantic
Auburn
Hethlehem Steel Oo
Bondi Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Ghrystey Eee
Colombia Gas
Kay Owen Joins Earl Harrow on Yacht Cruise
Kay Owen, a Daytona Beach beauty and Players star, agrees to work as Earl Harrow's typist aboard his luxurious yacht Commander II, hoping for a path to professional stage. Tensions rise with Pete Ryan's Guatemala job offer and Kay's family pressures as she eyes possible New York opportunities. Kay wrestles with love, loyalty, and a looming departure as letters from Pete reveal conflicted feelings and future plans.
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Earl Harrow
Kay Owen
Daytona Beach
Kay
Ida Campbell
Ida
Harrow
Citizy
Tsay
Bud
Kay Ascepia Hareow
Pete Ryan
Guatemala
Pete
Commander IT
New Orlea
Puerto Bainos
Jay
New Orleans
Darytona
New York
Chicago
Hong Kong
Felf
Mansaleone
French Quarter
Tim
Royal Street
Norning
Mae
Zarrow
Bhatt
Mily
Tever
Family dispute over a job and support for a hospitalized relative
Kay defends taking a well paid job to fund Bud's hospital expenses against her mother's objections. Mrs. Owen relents, agreeing Kay may act, while Kay reassures her and plans care for Bud with help from Earl Harrow. They discuss upcoming trip as Kay sails with Harrow and a baseball fan pursues a rendezvous.
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Bupp
Kay
Bud
Ray
Earl Harrow
Harrow
Earl Harrowwood
Daytona
St. Augustine
Moria
Florida
Lin
Pike
Siteynoon
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