Local residents depart for visits and guests arrive in town
Master Joseph Taylor travels to Vitusville to spend time with his brother R A Taylor as Liberty PA’s Sir Artley visits Miss Dorothy Hammond in the city. Miss Virginia Hoenes returns from Corry to Baston escorted by Miss Agnes Jamerem and plans a week end in Buffalo. Mrs T J Willis and Mrs Eugene Gulicl host, while Mrs M S Reynolds and sons journey to Lottsville to stay with her parents. W W Hilyard returns to New York after visiting Dr and Mrs N Troy Gillette. Franklin S Babbitt and Miss Marion J Skidmore leave for Rochester to visit his father FT Babbitt, and R W Covert and family head home to North East after missing him.
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Joseph Taylor
Vitusville
R. A. ‘Taylor
Artley
Liberty
Dorothy Hammond
Wayne Street
Virginia Hoenes
Corry
Baston
Agnes Jamerem
Buffalo
Buirclough
T. J. Willis
Moraine
Meadville
Eugene Gulicl
Franklin S. Babbitt
Eicester
FT. Babbitt
Marion J. Skidmore
R. W. Covert
Tamily
North East
Dondila Nantes
Cincinnati
Trinity Cemetery
Erie
Margaret Mulderick
Janklin
M. Leo Mulderick
Dorothy Wright
St. Vincent's Hospital
G. L. Patterson
Bush
Ruth
Henry Thayre
Westfield
N. Y
Lara Sheldon
Sherman
N.Y
Bud? Bedare
George Bede
East South Street
Meniville
Chicago
William Nichols
Hazel
Betty Jem Ramsdell
Waterford
Elmer Shusa
Hal South Street
Sadie Downey
Jack Brigham
OU City
Florence Barry
Cleveland
Fast Main Street
Stella Barry
J. D. Muray
Lucile
W. Upiegrave
Sparta
Mich
Aylmer
Ont
Can
Corry Creamery
Daniel Q Day
Dannie
Helene
Olbay
W. A. Heath
Neva Waller
Ire Hicks
Mayville
Robert E. King
Roberta
Spring Creek
Ransom McKelvey
Virginia Smith
Tie. Fitzgibbons
Howard Holton
McKean
Lobtie Holton
H. R. Harris
Mary Ellen Harris
Agnes Rupp
Jamestown
Harris
Eleanor Rasey
Tnlon City
E. Rasey
Arthur Foster
Personal Mention In Corry and surrounding area today
Dondila Nantes left for Cincinnati to attend a Crown-Headlight Overall Co sales meeting. Numerous residents travel, visit, or attend events in Corry and nearby towns including funerals in Erie and gatherings in Meadville and Jamestown.
Cigarette Spark Blamed for Hotel Fire Death
Fire on the fifth floor of the Seventh Avenue Hotel killed one guest, with police court testimony stating a lit cigarette fell onto a mattress. Frank Reed, 25, of Fairmont WV, denied starting the blaze and was turned over to the commissioner for further questioning. J Henry Benton, 60, a former Medisville PA salesman, died from burns. Magistrate Len Rothenberg discharged Reed of criminal responsibility in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Michael Tortoslli
Battalion Wire Chive
George Spahr
Frank Reed
Fairmont
Reed
Cormner
J. Henry Benton
Medisville, Pa
Banteld Oil and Grease Company
Kitna
Len Rothenberg
Reid
Stocks Checked by Tax Sales Amid Weaker Market
New York stocks opened languidly and faded in afternoon trading as tax loss selling grew. A turnover of over 1.5 million shares occurred with many issues used to realize losses for this year’s tax return, while tax sales planned for tomorrow and Saturday must be cash deliveries for immediate delivery. The list highlights American Gas, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Continental Can, General Electric, General Motors, Kennecott, Montgomery Ward, and others at varied quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteg Press
New York
Dec
American Gan
American Sniokers
American T&t
Anaconda
Auburn
Pererr
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
C&o
Ghryslér Continental Can
Columbia Gas
Curtiss Wright
Erie v
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Wardoo
National Dairy Ofl
New York General
Northern Pacific
Tenna RR
Pure Oil Radio
Souony Vacuum
Standard Oi
Studebaker
Texas Co
United Corp
Tey Patel
Westinghouse Wleetric Y Woolworth
Eee J
Curb Ark Nat Gas
Sait Iee
Assiv Gas & Electric A
Fly Cities Services Isa Erti Vies BH PS
Lone Star Gaa Oo
Westen PS
Columbus Township Man Found Dead
Word reached the city that Leon Spoon, a well known resident living alone in Columbus township, was found dead in his home this afternoon. Death is believed due to a heart attack, though full details were not available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Leon Spoon
Spoon
Pressule
Patient Proves To Be Armed Bandit In Philadelphia
A stranger entered Dr. David Brooks's office posing as a patient then drew a revolver and demanded money. He escaped with $60 after claiming his wife and children were starving. In Johnstown Pa a three year old, Mary Mider, died after being struck by a car driven by Raymond Shiley. He was released on own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dec
David Brooks
Johnstown
Mary Mider
Franklin
Ere
Raymond Shiley
Bon Air
Shiley
French Creek Assn Seeks 25 Percent Salary Cut
The French Creek association at French Uevex seeks a twenty five percent reduction in salaries for all officials next year to fit operating revenues. It calls for sweeping cuts in highway and school appropriations and asks mandatory wages to be reduced by law while those paid may volunteer a 25 percent cut. The petition was presented to the town board at its meeting yesterday and was received under advisement. P J Frieseman traveled to Buffalo and will return with Mrs Frieseman who has been visiting Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy- Payers! Association
French
Uevex
P J. Fieseman
Buffalo
Frieseman
Gordon Jenss
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Bray Dies After Leg Amputated
George W Bray longtime Pennsylvania Railroad yardmaster in Kane dies from complications after right leg amputated to fight infection. He served 42 years with the railroad and had worked in Kane since last June. Born in 1872 he spent most of his life in the city. He was previously watchman at West Wayne Street crossing until illness forced retirement. He died yesterday at Community Hospital Kane following November illness and December 13 surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WW. Bray
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Kane
Biiy
West Wayne Street
Crossng
Brey
Comunity
the Hospital
Ardeth and Neil in a tense romance amid jealousy
Ardeth confronts Neil about his gaze toward Ken Gleason as they recall a Palo Alto football game memory. Their road trip ends with a tense kiss and a quiet afternoon by the dunes, followed by a chaotic breakfast scene at home. The scene blends longing, jealousy, and daily friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technette Parker
Cecile Parker
Jeanette
Sunday Society
Nell
Ardeth
Palo Alto
Neil
Ken Gleason
Stanford
Avieth
Disc Carroll
Ken” Gleason
Ondine
Dareless
Manning
Fragmented romance scene from a serialized tale
The passage drifts through emotional tension between Arileth and Neil as inner cravings clash with past rival Ken Gleason. A chaotic morning follows with Aunt Stel's tirade and family dynamics at the breakfast table, ending with a cliffhanger hint of daily routines and ongoing plot. The text reads like a soap opera fragment from a serialized story.
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Katharine Hepburn
Billie Burke
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Ken Walton
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French Creek
Taxpayers’ Organization
Bray
P.R.R
P. RR
Lin Aeuid
Gene Joinson M
Pinal
Fanfold
Arileth
Ken Glooon
Stel
Mabel Sneider
Hiraio
Paul