Personal notices from the city and surrounding towns
Harold Rauscher left Sunday for Clearfield to spend several days on business Miss Honor Maloney traveled to Erie for a business trip Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols and Mr and Mrs J Wallace from Wellington visited with Thenda Mrs Nichols formerly Mrs H Botsford Arthur V Cochran motored to Erie for the day Mr and Mrs Fred Healy were Sunday guests in War net H H Jones left by motor for a eastern state trip Mr and Mrs Samuel Bell Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moordink and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J D Brakeman in Union City Mrs B Rafter left for Los Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs Alfred and family Mrs S H Skinner Jr returned from near Cambridge Springs Miss Coletta Burkhardt returned to idinsboro from a weekend at home Rev William Hall spoke at English Lutheran Church in War Mir Mrs D O Daugherty and son Howard Morgan Jr were out of town visitors Miss Jean McCracken left for Altoona after a stay at the Nast store Harry Mooney returned home to Ott City from a visit Chief H S Burlingame resumed duties after a week’s hunting vacation Dr G B Bennett Dr V W Graham M R Greene and Lloyd Moerdink on a hunting trip near Colegrove Pa returned home Kenneth Loveland returned to Pittsburgh Stanley Anderson of the High School faculty visited Pittsburgh Miss Laura Dodd of Erie spent the weekend at her North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rauscher
Clearfield
Honor Maloney
Erie
Paul Nichols
J. Wallace
Wellington
Thenda
Nichols
H. Botsford
Eh City
Arthur V. Cochran
Fred Healy
Warnet
H. H
Cambridge ‘Springs
Tds B. Moore
Fred ‘Moore
Union City
Jatters
M. Edward Moore
Franklin Street
Alfred Emmons
Spencer, N
G.T. Kincaid
North Center
Atreet
Asher Liangworthy
Rootville
Julia Burch
West Washington Street
Arthur Colegrove
Harrisburg
Coletta Burkhardt
Idinsboro
West Mredick Street
William Hall
War- Mir
D. O. Daugherty
Howard Morgan, Jr
Titusville
Nilo
Jean McCracken
Nast
Altoona
Harry Mooney
Ott City
H. 8
Burlingame
G. B. Bennett
V. W. Graham
M. R. Greene
Lloyd Meerdink
Colegrove
Kenneth Loveland
Pittsburgh
Stanley. Anderson
Corry Woman Sarah Olds Dies After Illness at 103 West Park Place
Mrs. Sarah M. Olds longtime Corry resident died at home after several weeks illness following a stroke on December 1. She was born February 20 1843 in Beaver county and lived in Corry for over 70 years. Survived by son G Samuel Golding of Lakeland daughter Mrs Gertrude Rafferty of Concordia Kansas and stepchildren Mrs William Trill of Corry W H Olds of Jamestown six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Olds
Sarah M. Olds
Corry
West Park Place
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Samuel Golding
Lakeland
Gertrude ‘Rafferty
Concordia
William Trill
W. H. Olds
Jamestown
Bracken-Keating
Sam J. Randall Dies at Warren General Hospital
Corry resident Samuel J. Randall died Friday evening after an operation on December 2 at Warren General Hospital. A nephew of Corry residents, he had lived in Warren thirty years and belonged to several Masonic bodies and the United Commercial Travelers. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. from his home, with burial in Oakland Cemetery mausoleum and North Star Lodge in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Samuel J. Randall
Fourth Avenue
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Randall
Mary
Katherine Lynch
Mr. Randall
Genesee Lodge
A. M
Rochester
Couder
Sample Flats Farmer Fractures Knee Cap
John Sullivan of Sample Flats is treated at Corry Hospital for a fractured left knee cap after a fall on Saturday night while doing chores at his farm home. He tripped on a board and fell and is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Sample Flats
Corry Hospital
Bia Farm
Sullivan
Todey
Young Livermore Recovering from Chest Wound
Jesse Livermore Jr., 16, son of the stock operator, was reported improved today after a chest wound from a shooting two weeks earlier. He appeared cheerful and his temperature neared normal. Separately, Toledo Museum of Art drew over 2,500 children for activities, highlighting the museum’s national ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
sJesse Livermore, Jr
Wall Street
Stocks slide as silver shares slip on exchange decline
New York December 16 United Press reports prices fell again on the stock exchange as silver shares lagged. Main list losses reached points while silver shares dropped up to 4 percent led by U S Smelting with several major issues such as American Can American Locomotive General Electric General Motors Studebaker and United States Steel among closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
New York
U.S
American Can
American Locomotive
American T & T
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Curtiss Wright
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continentall
Eric Wrereenes
Genera Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Pennan
Pure Oil
Radio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oij
Studebaker Texas
US Steel United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Arkansas Gas
Asio Gas & Electricities Service
McCord Radio B
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Britain to Submit Plan for Limitation at Conference
London December 14 Admiral Monsell announced at the naval limitations conference that Britain will present its own proposals for quantitative limitation tomorrow. He is understood to offer a mutual exchange of building programs for the next six years. The conference approved shelving Japan's common upper limit plan. Admiral Osami Magono said Japan would consider others proposals to omit total tonnage per power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nora Ayrea Monsell
Admiralty
Great Britain
Monselli
Japan
Osami Magono
Two Pound Babe Born at Erie
Infant weighing one pound sixteen ounces born at Lamot Hospital Erie to Mrs. Donald K Roth. Placed in incubator and fed by dropper. Lost two ounces after birth but physicians expect survival despite fragility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Erm
Lamot Hospital
Donald K, Roth
Erie
Supreme Court upholds Dorrance inheritance tax ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed a lower court decision denying an injunction to block New Jersey from collecting a 12 million dollar inheritance tax on the estate of John T. Dorrance, the soup millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrance
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Federal District Court of New Jersey
Jain
John T. Dorrance
Death of Miss Minnie Allman at Pittsburgh origin to Buffalo
The 83 year old Miss Minnie Allman died after a period of illness. Her body was sent from Miss Lulu Spencer's home at 689 East South Street to her father Thomas W. Allman in Buffalo for funeral services to be held Wednesday afternoon. Burial will take place at Elm Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo. She was born in Pittsburgh and came about two and a half years ago to live with Miss Spencer. She is survived by her father two sisters Mrs H M Figley of Pittsburgh and Mrs R L Robison in Canada three brothers Thomas W Allman Sr of Wilkinsburg Joseph Allman in England and John Allman of Buffalo and remained sisters Mrs Figley and Miss Lulu Spencer accompanied the remains to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Allman
Lulu Spencer
East South Street
Thomas W. Allman
Buffalo
Elm Lawn Cemetery
Miss Allman
Pitts Dureh
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Lincoln
Cor
Main & Center Sts
Sam J. Randall
Young Livermore
Museum
Toledo
Toledo Museum of Art
Ick Maporub
Nasts
Buc
Essley
Manhattan
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Britain
REX Theatre
Red
Fisi
BIG Stage
Harlem
Miss Minnie Allman
Kansas City
Richard Rossbacher
Buckskin Clearfield Taxidermy
Ross M. Mead
Wright St
Doane
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