Notable Local Figures Leave for Home after York Congress
James Wood and Raymond Green departed for Buffalo after attending Yor People's Congress at the U. S. Church Here. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Neer left for Braiord, guests of Mo axe Dive, Clydy Morison, and relatives. Miss Mary Neh], visiting city with her nelé, Ployd King, heads home tonight then to Cleveland to settle. Mr. and Mrs. Chayford Gatlisch of Union City attended the M. M. Sorority dance in Sue Aytel Corvy last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Raymond Green
Buffalo
U. S
A.V. Neer
BraiTord
Axe Dive
Clydy Morison
Mary Neh
of City
Ployd King
Cleveland
Chayford Gatlisch
Uhion City
Te M.M
Sue Aytel Corvy
D. A. Hughes
Jamestown
G. G. Barker
Warren
Tony
Mel
Stuart Houghton
Phyllis
Kane
Adams
Wie
F. W. Dougherty
Clarence 1. Dougherty
GO. Worth
Butto- Io
Hlsie Howgard
Dorothy Blodgett
Robert Howgard
Eric
Personal Notices From Corry Area During Christmas Holidays
Several residents return home or travel for work and family events after Christmas. Lawrence Gretzler left for Buffalo for work following visits in Corry and McKeesport. Mrs Albert Jacobs moved to a new home in Spring Creek. Mrs Daniel O Day visited Meadville and returned home. Blanch Hornped journeyed to Cleveland after a city stay with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gretzler
Buffalo
N. Y
Corryana
McKeesport
Albert Jacobs
Spring Creek
Daniel O'Day
Meadville
Misa Blanch
Henry Miller
Cleveland
Ruth
Rofneioe Freymeyer
Florence Farm
Jamestown
Ater
Young People's Congress
U. S
Jean
Wanda Mentone
Waterford
Kinney
Francis Graves
Fred Kinley
Joh Paulsen
M. I. Fulfondil
T. F. Cibtin
Corry Lodge
Iks
Rovinay Goodwin
Union City
Elies
Evergreen Cemetery
William Jew OH
Gervices
Mr. Jewell
J. Stewart Innerst
Westerville
J. B. Church
Tie
Ennie Gon Filson
Gor
East Brady
Erie
Helen Berry
H.C. Bi
Fiorenco
St. Marys
Willard Loos
Bear Lutte
Harold
Claude Dougherty
Robert Purcell
Pittsburgh
Fugitive Warren Seen in Ghio Re Cently
Lawrence Warren, 48, who fled after a county prison release, has been spotted in Cleveland. He faces a hearing on a hit and run that killed Nellie He Tink, 77, of 613 Eastita Street. Co defendant Taber NW, Cook, 40, has pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the county court and awaits sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reroyts
Lawrence Warren
Cleveland
Dee
Warren
Sime
Waronecinus Wontin
Sime Taber NW
Cook
Ur Ng Warren
Inrie County Court
Unclear headline from damaged OCR note
Fragmentary text shows unclear words and names, lacking identifiable people, events, or places to establish a factual news item or outcome for a concise card. The readable portions are insufficient to form a coherent summary or confirm entities.
Sorority Party a Fine Successful Holiday Event
The annual Christmas dance hosted by the MM Sorority last evening at Hotel Corry proved a brilliant holiday event. Grand march led by Robert Hurkbell and Miss Margaret Blair opened the program with serpentine and fancy dances. Guests included many out of town attendees. college students and local residents enjoyed the festivity, with chaperones and committees noted for their arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Furmal Glress
Ken Smith
Moyscem Club Oschestrs
Brie
Robert Hurkbell
Margaret Blair
Unig
Af R. Olds
Mus Morrow
J4he Raymond
Helen Gumibletos
Betty Wilcox
Amelia Christensen
Dorothy
Newton
Alice Mount
Tui Preston
Sue Preston
Pred Rauscher
Ivan Jackson
Mustin Wael
Doothy Farrell
Lsay Davenport
Dorothy Biy= Shender
Grayford Callisel
Diliis Johinson
Jean Tabor
Union City
Robert Donaldson
Charles Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Low Milton
Meanklin
Susan Flynn
Ridgway
Evene
I Coonan
Ina Stone
Jamestown
Drg
Wayren
Mélvin Hoover
Connellsville
Smock Wins Stocks Drop As Court Suit Racing Lags
MEADVILLE Dev 29 Judge Kent dismissed petitions contesting the election of Ray F. Smock as register and recorder citing lack of jurisdiction and bond issues. The ruling may delay Smock’s swearing in, with bond in process and arrival of documents awaited. Also reported are stock ticker declines in New York and a note of a German shepherd hiker dog named Schnauzer returning home to Boston after a long trek from Bay Beach New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Dev
Glare Kent
Ray F. Smock
Stine
Smock
Court House
Fromm Hartisburg
Kent
Prank
Thomas
Wesley B. Best
Craward County Court
John C. Spencer
Hay
Fragmented Crime Drama Showdown Between Mulrooney and Cavannage
In a tense confrontation Mulrooney and Cavannage square off as Miss Lunes Tr’s hidden motive and a deadly charge collide. The scene unfolds with police stakes, threats, and a vow of silence amid a conspiratorial, morally tangled atmosphere.
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Nile
Mulromey
Datoclive
Tiventa
Sonpetiiluc
Miss Lunes
Mulrooley
Cavanaugh
Mulrouney
Cavoniugh
Quvunaush
Alpiost
Jai
Falon
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Alaina i Ait Iene
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Betty Davis
Bureau OF Missing Persons
Barbara Stanwyck
Pork Low
Callies
Ghio
Mate
KiMo
Ate
Eames
Warren Ross
Jay
Corry Hospital
Tranitlin Street
Fee Chiek
Eli
Bernstein
Charles McGunt, Jr
Hust South
Ramot Hospital
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New York
Slock Exchange
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Uerican Bocomialive
America Smelters
T&t
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Atlantic
Raineeeeieau
Auburn
Au Bengix Aviation
HELE
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Paciic
Cko
Chrysler Columbia
Gia _ Continental Fun
Consolidated Oil
Contiss-Wright
Nate Gana Vase
Seneral Electric
General Motors
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Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Cental C
Yorthern Pacific
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif Standard OM
Studebaker Oo
Vcees
Dheo
OS Steel
United Aircraft
Corpores Westinghouse Electric 2
WoolWorth N.Y
Cities Service PS
Stox Lone Stur Gas
West Ful Sery
Schnauzer
Boston
Bobby
Alvan T. Fuller
Bay Beach
N.hs
Wells
Tulisie
Vicks
G2obert
Terry Shannon
Miss Tameskie
Rooney Muhywaey
Curry
Walt
Utes
Cayuinlagh
Anilhvne
Kruger
Willis
Ducky
Mulrooney
Leni
Guyane
Lucky
Mr. Mulrooney
Mulroomer
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