Close of Market Prices From Logan and Bryan Oil City
Stock prices supplied by Logan and Bryan of Oil City list many names and figures. Conglomerates and automakers appear with varied quotes such as General Motors 203.44 and Continental Motors 1s Hupmobile. The column cites numerous companies across energy, metal, and transport sectors with decimal valuations and percent changes, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Soppers
Bereareaut
Butte
Fea Chile
New Chevrolet Wins Favorable Attention at Clinton Garage
Chevrolet's new shoeglider sensation draws praise from owners and prospective buyers after display at Clinton steel garage by Corry Motor Sales. The model boasts a smooth valve-in-head motor, closed body, high speed gear ratio, fuel economy over 20 miles per gallon, self adjusting dry clutch, stronger rear gears, separate emergency brakes, foot control headlights, theft protection, and other advanced features.
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Chevrolet
GE Corry
Byte Corry Motor Sales Company
Clinton Steel
Believe Boy Missing Sparks Conviction In Local Case
A fragmented report from Lis Hucle, New York, notes a Dec 1 filing claiming five year old Melvin Haat, who disappeared recently, may have been abducted by persons linked to local marshal Roytopst and South Penn Oil. Details are unclear amid garbled OCR text.
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Orville O
Yene
Melvin Haat
Myatamiphaly Foun Nay
USA
Byeon Biiles
Lis Hucle
Roytopst
Personal notices of residents leaving for home and visits
Mrs Henry Durrell and two sons depart for Fredonia after ten days in town visiting Fred C Hoenes and family. Miss Margaret Bartholomew and sister in Erie for news of James F Foley. Miss Nellie Bartholomew returns home from Ripley with sister Margaret accompanying to Philadelphia to teach. Elmer Kincaid Jr from Princeton spends a week with grandmother in Erie. L W Colegrove and Franklin Parsons visit Amos Allen in Union City. Michael Lynch on Erie business. Mrs John Kinley visits relatives in Erie. Lowell Gilbert leaves for Pratt Institute Brooklyn to resume studies. Miss Antoney leaves for War Yen on business. Miss Marion Triscuitrame heads from Erie after a weekend with friends. Bud Jensen and Miss Grave Contact visit from Brie, stay with friends. Mrs Nantes and family visiting in Youngsville. Mrs Nantes’ relatives travel to Meadville. Mrs Clair Parchills and children return to Center Township. Mrs Waller Aaron and son leave for Cleveland after holidays with Malone. Miss Mumford leaves for Cochran ton then Los Angeles. Miss Ruth Miller returns to Cambridge Springs from visit with sister Mrs Merle Drake. Melva Miller accompanies briefly. Miss Mary O’Hare returns to St Marys, Mu, after a visit in Elmore. John Downey and family visit before resuming work. Artin S Twombly departs for Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. F Be Lippman returns to Youngstown after business. Mrs William Cullen hospitalized in Erie. Mrs Join Rickers and children visit Clymer for New Year. Mrs Mary Stickney visits Jory in Spring Creek en route to Buffalo. Miss Lita Fretman returns home to Sherman. Prof H Wilson hosts overnight guest at West Washington.
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Henry Durrell
Fredonia
Fred C. Hoenes
Margaret Woley
Carl Sullivan
Erie
James F. Foley
Nellie Bartholme
Ripley
N.Y
Ralph Elmers
Margaret Baretholme
Plommell Starr
Philadelphia
Notting
B. B. Starr
Elmer Kincaid, Jr
Winner L. Kincaid
Mt. Vernon
Lowell Gilbert
Gilbert
Paitt Institute
Brooklyn
Antoney
Advent Christian Church
Marion Triscuit
Rame Somers
Bud) Jensen
Centerville
Waller Aaron
M. Malone
Cleveland
Anna Mumford
Cochranton
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruth Miller
H. A O'Hare
Artin S. Twambly
D. D. Twomblys
West Central Avenue
Pratt Institute
Titusville
Herald
F. Be Lippman
Youngstown
William Cullen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Join Rickers
Bell to Cut Toll Rates in Pennsylvania Plans
December 3 report notes Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will cut long distance tolls starting February 1. Announcement attributed to I. d. Chetermirin, vice president, detailing the rate reduction and its impact on customers in the state.
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Bell TO
Pitibeurges
Bell Telephone Mpany
Pennsylvania
I. d. Cheetermin
Local Residents Return From Visits and Travels
Clifford Marsh arrives home after a week in Mt Verio, Evanaville, and Uniontown with relatives and friends. Miss Tharlotte Rich returns from Salem to Elmira for studies after a holiday visit with her parents. Duane Bracken of Bigis visits Sherman for New Year’s plans. James Dating comes home from Brie for a visit. Ars. 13S. Edmonds and Shirley and Helen spend days in the city with Mys. Harry Alesander and Frank Gilson head east for business.
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Tharlotte Rich
Salem
Ho Me Sue
Elmira N.Y
FM. Rien
Duane Bracken
Bigis
Sherman
James
Cam
Brie
Edmonds
Mob Forms to Riot Over Captured Slayer in Parchman
A mob of several hundred gathers in Parchman Mississippi to mete out justice to Charles Shepherd the negro convict who killed guard J D Duvall and abducted his 18 year old daughter Ruth Shepherd was captured by Lula May Keiler on her brother's plantation near Shelby and was being moved to Parchman State Farm Prison.
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United Press
Parchman
Miss
Charles Shepherd
J. D. Duvall
Ruth
Shepherd
Lula May Keiler
Shelby
T. L. Fox
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Fairbanks
REX Theatre
Ture
Douglas’ Fairbanks
Don Q
Son of Zorro
United Artists Corporation
Hesketh Prichard
Donald Crisp
Jack Cunningham
Zoro
Doug
Zorro
California
Andalusia
Spain
Comedy News
Clive Brook
Mary Brian
Douglas Fairbanks
Chrysler
General Motors
General Motors New
Allanile
Simms Pot Sincir
Skully
Shell Union S
Transcontinent
Chicago
Gt Westarn
Great Northern Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New
York Wentraee
Penns RR
Aiinols Central
St Paul Seaboard
Addy
Steeis American Leentiilives
Bethlehem Stoe Republic
Stvél
Stee
American
T & T American Woolen Armoge A
Continental Cane
Boodrich Rubber Cabin
Bugan . Ley
Eee Beuth Porta Aloo
Columbia Gas & Wevolrio Wary Westinghouve
Curt Agro
Wirz Carol
9Arte Re
Believe Boy
Was
Abdulted
South Penn Oil
Iieea
New York
Lone Star
Og Bane
H. ©. Wilson
West Washington Street
Grand Theatre
Marion Jackson
Albert Rogell
Harry J. Brown
Ken
Clifford Marsh
Mt. Verio End
Evanavilley
Uniontown
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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