Local News Roundup From Brig and Corry Area
Nevin R Dickson visited Brig while Mrs Georgi Weller of Uuinn City toured as a guest of Mrs Frank Bauer. Mrs George Dyckes convalesces at Corry Hospital and hopes to return to her hotel soon. Miss tiding of Braiford assists nursing staff during Miss Wials Wilson’s absence after a motor incident in Bruton. Local visits include Ronson, Glenn Barker, and several O’Brien, Kettles, and Dosighise families. Dr. Bennett reports J M Toiges doing well post operation. Corry area hospital activity noted. Will Horndby’s death in Kane affects Mrs Clara Ricketts. Frank O Day attends a monthly meeting in St Ty, discussions on line improvements. Northby drills show strong production on old farm near Borough Loaige. eleven wells drilled, twenty more planned. current output around 150 barrels monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin R.dickson
Brig
Georgi Weller
Uuinn City
Frank Bauer
George Dyckes
Corry Hospital
Wble
Braiford
Ty Elty
Howe
Howe Nursing Lasses During Me Berioe
Wials Wilson
Io Mom
Bruton
Ronson
Fle
Glenn Barker
Bumbie
Margaret
Celina O'Brien
Rita Kettles
Brie
Mey
Gortriy
Frie
Hmorgoney Hospital
Wil Dywkes
Marion Streets
Marguritie
Sharon
Alis
George’ Boyd
Vis
Rogers
Cal
Corry Friends
Kane
Willams Horndby
Clara Ricketts
Te PR
St. Tysville
Miller
Mayville
OM City
Northby
Blonkley
Jackson H Treaty
Loaige
Lessker Brothers
Warren ‘Dimes
Social notes from Columbus lodge event and local gatherings
An evening at Oil Fellows hall featured Lady Ruth Rebekah lodge members with visitors from Spartansburg and Pittsburgh. Nine candidates were initiated, music, and a four-piece orchestra enhanced the program. A banquet, decorations, and Valentino favors followed, with Mrs EB Move as chair and Mrs Charles Avier in charge of dining. Visitors returned home by special car after a successful event. Future meetings include the Broken Strater Chapter and Ammanuel Guild activities, with emphasis on important business transacted and public dances overseen by the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Plunklin
EB. M. Aove
Charles Avier
Iron Columbus
Community club meetings and social events noted
The Mary A Tuevisini Gatht plans a 7:00 gathering at the Library building tomorrow evening. Scott Industrial club meets tomorrow at Mrs A Sthaul’s home with tributes requested for forthcoming work. Mrs Schaub and Mrs George Olils hostesses. The Ladies Guild dinner at Mrs B D MacKenzie’s home featured a 6:30 supper and a pleasant evening. Elks club informal dance tonight with Mitewonger’s Orchestra providing music and dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Tuevisini
Scott Industrial Club
Af. A. Sthaul
Schaub
George Olils
NY Stock List Snapshot From Historic Report
New York stock list shows varied company postings including General Morris Great Northern New York Central Pennsylvania RR Republic Steel Studebaker and Willys Overland among others. Some entries indicate percentages or shares held, with names like Avier Smokers Kellning Ammerit Anuconda and Union Oil appearing in the fragmented listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avier ‘Smokers & Kellning Ammerit
Anuconda
Anglo American
General Morris
Great Northern
Lickawanng
New York Central
Northern Passile
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel Southern Pariia
Studebaker
Poxay Co
Union
Willys Overland Ee
Paussenesers
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Elsie Ferguson
Artcraft
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Goldwyn
S.C. Campbell
Stuclester
Corry
Hroken Straw Ubipter
Daughters of the Algertan
Mra
Ty Ammanuel “Guild
Ca. F
Towatt
Meg. Suolott
Ome Af Igs
Howard
Warren
Wiggley
Chaelea Stewart
Ford
Coureil Chamber
Palins
Hildren
Employment Bureau of East Commerce
Board of Commerce
Price
Goolt Dk Nowne
Disomfeld
Mi 1
Downey
Vick
Bik Hiin
B.D. MacKenzie
Elks
Myo 1 Nlogk
Mitewonger
Ypill
Saurell Cvereine
Aitouda
Childs
Kay Snd Woods
Erle
Condon
Eckman
Dolton
Ligélata
Op Fee
Melford
Behan
Kemps Balsam ‘Wit
Lynn Knrepp
West Main Street
Banton
Penn
Lucas
Hoover
United States
Barlow Hardware Co
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