Railway and Industry Names Across a Fragmentary Listing
A partial OCR list shows railroads and energy firms such as Continental Oil, Canadian Pacific, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pittsburgh curb firms, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, Westinghouse, General Electric, and Westinghouse among others. It reads like a regional business directory or stock-of-companies segment with scattered place names and line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining
Continental
Continental Pet
National Supply P
Pan American Bo
Pitts United Corp
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure
Sincraly
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chitagod& Western
Great Northern Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific Vey
New York Central Poma RR
St Paul
Souther Pantic . Steels American Locomotives
Bethlehem Steeli
US Steel
Americal T & T
Bendix Aviation
Oante Uphimbia Gas & Lectri
Nation Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Aibrake
Curtis Wright
Paramount-Fambus
General Electric
Tri-Continental
Commonwealth & Southern
United Gorpe
Pittsburan
St Mountain Producers
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn
Local families send Christmas greetings and travel
Mr and Mrs G T Bergman and family motor to DuBois and plan to stay over the weekend with relatives. Miss Emma Waltz of Erie and Miss Elisabeth Mead visit relatives for Christmas. I A McArthur of Buffalo visits his daughter Mrs Proctor before returning home. Louise Bertram of Wisconsin returns for the holidays with Mr and Mrs M D Bertram. Darling of Cleveland and others spend Christmas Day with relatives on West Wayne street. Helena Botsford travels to Corning after the death of her brother L C Frary a railroad man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bergman
Dubois
Emma Waltz
Erie
Aurse
Humot Hospital
P. Waltz
I. A. McArthur
Buffalo
Proctor
Eigabeth Mead
Steveland
W. L. Durham
Lyle
Cornell University
Charles Higgins
Lottaville
Grid Mos
Thomas P. Hotnan
Durham
Youngsville
F. L. Ebblie Jett
Anow
Atte
Isimus
Jennie ‘Titus
Mott Street
Porter Aver
Eiburg
C. L. Aver
Frank Keefe
Myx
Keele
Wits
Pr G Woot
Airs
Jota Mooney
Andrew Howgard
Robert
William Wait
William
Joseph
Kenneth
Jack
Meville
Peter J. Foley
West Maasant Street
Claude Shaw
Harriet
Harold Patterson
Mahi Rich
Oil City
F_ M Rich
Virginia, Collett
Marline Hoerbelt
George Hoerbelt
Vincent Hoerbelt
W. L. Boston
Titus
Margareth Purcell
Ethel Klinger
Cambridge Springs
Mrr
James Klinger
Henry Duffy
W. H. Duffy
Center Street
Harry Walt
Barrett Marsh
Pittsburgh
Pd Marsh
Boner
Meadvide
Atterlan & Bryan
Oi City
York
Lloyd M. Mothes
Bertha
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
Local residents and visitors are listed as traveling for Christmas and holidays. Many names appear: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baeler, Miss Deal Neyton, J. J. Neyton, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Steen, Charles Kinley, Fred Kinley, Mrs. Frank Ostberg, Robert Bell, Leonard Burkhardt, Arthur D. Grady, J. H. Garrity, Miss Mabel Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Bell, Miss Margaret Burkhardt, Miss Edith Turner, and others from Detroit, Buffalo, Cleveland, Erie, Warren, Meadville, Oil City, and Jamestown are mentioned in visits with relatives or at homes across the region. Several travelers plan return trips or ongoing visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baeler
Titusville
Miss Deal Neyton
Buffalo
J. J. Neyton
Wity
D. L. Steen
Toungstown
W. A. Steen
Charles
Arthur D. Grady
Detroit
Mich
Fred York
J. H. Garrity
DuBois
J. Garrity
Mabel Taylor
Wflen
Union City
William Elliott
Philadelphia
J. J. Desmond
M:ville
Samuel Bell
Brakemin
G. Pettit
Micietown
Micietown, ©. Vamé Tome
Fred Exwarts
Sedric McGall
Paleo N.Y
Jack Henry
Cleveland
N. L. Haight
Margaret Burkhardt
Ater
F. Burkhardt
West Frederick Street
A.J. Plack
John Grady
Brit
Fred
Mott Street
Clinon Koford
Mic
James Drown
D. B. Leach
Tamestown
A. L. Bush
Misa Rebecca MacKenzie
Oil Cuy
B.D. MacKenzie
Concord Street
Ralph McCord
North West
C. W. Lyons
Betty Allen
Bradford
Richard Kirker
Wranklin
Nurber
Nantes
Erie
Merle Casler
Noli
Itis
Dis Caster
Oil City
R. Whittier
Watts Hills
Whattes Rouse
GD. Willets
Iola Long
Meadville
Edith Turner
Warren
Elieh ‘Turner
Casmer Chueill
Randolph
Hester Shelters
Jamestown
J. J. Harden
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Sets Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at its office in New York Center street Corry Pennsylvania on Friday evening January 23. Secretary Marsh Hagan to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mienivers
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fly Norkn Center
Corry
Hagan
Saistose W. BD
Marsh
Hardware prices and item details from listings
Listings show pricing for hardware items including 2 cell and 3 cell units at 20c each, 301¢ each for Regular and Heavy Duty No. 6 Telephone items, plus Hot Shots priced at 32 and 2.00 dollars respectively.
Loot in Pittsburgh jewelry store heist tops $11,000
United Press reports two men robbed Abe Lippard’s jewelry shop in Pittsburgh as it opened for business. They forced him to open the safe, restrained him at gunpoint, and fled with cash and diamond jewelry totaling about $11,000, including watches and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Press Pipesburgh
Dees
Abe Lippard
Lippard
Lippasst
T the
Death Toll Rises From Holiday Celebrations Across U S
Christmas observances across the United States ended in tragedy with more than 200 accidental deaths. Fires, shootings and traffic incidents claimed many lives. In Whit ing Indiana seven men burned in a house blaze. Philadelphia gas deaths and New York City bodies found in a moving van signal asphyxiation. Poison liquor killed eleven in New York, while a Fall River Massachusetts accident and other incidents added to the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States
Whiting
Ind
Philadelphia
New York City
New
Springfield
Mass
Louis
Gold reserves in France hit record high
Paris December 26 The Bank of France reports bullion in vaults at 53289 850 42 francs, a weekly rise of 389 290 238. W M G Scott, a patient at Corry hospital, is said to be steadily improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Bank of Frince
Bank of France
Wm. G. Scott
The
Corry Hospital
Ransack at Hubbell Grocery Union City
Thieves smashed the rear door to ransack W. M. Hubbell’s grocery on High Street Union City. Police pursued leads but had little to identify suspects. Hartford vendors valued loss at about 20 to 30 dollars with scant cash taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hubbell
High Street
Union City
Rent 4S
Hubbell
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Eoral
Lad
Shidebiker Willys
New ‘Vork Curb Aero Supply Co
Arkansas
Git Associated Gas A
Columbia Oil and Gasoline Cities
Serviee Gyeee
Lone Star Gas
Meakins
REX Theatre
Leon Errol
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian Stuart Erwin
Jack Holt
Fay Wray
Eugene Pallette Grande
Zanecrey
DHE Border Legion
Geramoune
Grace Moore
Dee
HIPCO
Hipco Radio
Clover Brand
Graylawn
Louse Chase
E. Doane
West Main Street
East High Stree
Coats
E. E. Guignon
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