Community Guests Attend Funerals and Visits in Corry
Local residents hosted and visited many guests in Corry and nearby towns. John Rolland of Cleveland, formerly Corry, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Franklin Babbitt of Evie visited with his father N. Babbitt. Numerous others traveled to attend memorial services for Charles Potter in Titusville and to visit family or conduct business in towns including Athens and Washington.
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John Rolland
Cleveland
Corry
G. M. Stewart
Franklin Babbitt
Evie
Fr 'N. Babbitt
Phil Monburg
H. A. O'Hare
Titusville
Chas. Potter
Billy Byrne
Utteturing Co
G. A. Ruessing
Mckeesport
G. R. Thayre
Gloval
Mya
Donald Hervick
Siyushes
Eewin Griggs
Greenville
G. Bo Kysiiv
Elsie Legters
T. J. Legters
Clymer
George Simmons
Prod
Sheil Lindl
Kinney
Corry Hospital
Freduin Lilliott
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Thomas
C. Mckee
J. S. Elliott
Lindsey
Diltsburgh
DH. Young
Perry Nichols
Erle
Miss Tua Austin
Youngtown
John J. Griffiths
Mrr
Grifiths
M. C. Waller
Miss Austin
Motorcyclist Dies After Crash At Johnstown Intersection
Johnstown February 9. Paul Herkheimer 18 of Johnstown was killed last night when his motorcycle collided with an automobile at a street intersection. He was thrown about 20 feet against a fire hydrant.
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Johnstown
Paul Herkheimer
Grew Nominated as Ambassador to Japan Succeeds Forbes
President Hoover sent to the Senate the nomination of Joseph Grew of New Hampshire to be ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Japan, succeeding William Cameron Forbes. Grew has served as ambassador to Turkey since 1927 and would move to Tokyo, with Forbes anxious to relinquish the post.
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Wigitts Pewes
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Joseph €. Grew
New Hampshire
Japan
William Cameron Worbe Grew
Tukkey
W. Cameron Forbes
Tokio
Uish
New School Policy Drafted Amid Unemployment Concerns
The board discussed a draft policy to use two airplane motors and instrument boards from the LU 8. Navy to equip school shop facilities. The superintendent cited an unemployment survey showing 18 men jobless and about 141 families needing aid, while approving a new bank depository arrangement with collateral security via the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland and setting bonds for the secretary at 500 dollars and the treasurer at 10,000 dollars before adjourning.
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Gomunuen Ionigen
Navy
National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Echool
Board of Education
Conspiracy Case Heard In Federal Court In Pittsburgh
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that five officers of the American Bond and Mortgage Co. of New York faced trial in federal court over alleged bond delinquencies tied to a $100,000 mortgage on the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. Western Pennsylvania witnesses and the Moores of Chicago and New York are named in the indictment as the trial opens with more than one defendant facing separate terms.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
American Bond and Mortgage Co
New York
MayHower
Waslington
Bensusy
Western Pennsylvania
Moyden
Ward
New Yorke
Anilier
Daniel J O'Brien
Washington
Market Close Stock Quotations and Names Across Firms
A dense list of stock names and firms appears, indicating a market close snapshot. Major automobile makers, refiners, railways, and utilities are named such as General Motors Chrysler Packard Studebaker Willys Overland Atlantic Refining Continental Oil and Southern Pacific among others. The fragment references brokers and exchange members including LOR and Bryan of Ol City and Lloyd Mt Bracken, plus various industrials and manufacturers.
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Furmamency Loran & Bryan
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd Mt. Bracken
Anaconitia
International Nickel
Kennecuttar
Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Hupp Motors Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining Continental of
Pitts United Corp
Prairie Pipe
Texas
Philath ea class enjoys regular meeting at home
Twenty eight members of the Philath ea Class of the Pap church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Barton Smith West Helen street Monday evening for a very regular monthly meeting. Mrs B Thomas president was in charge of business and plans were made for a tureen supper for February 22 at the Baptist Church. The calling committee was appointed. Entertainment included visiting and fancy work with each member asked to make a Vil online. Many artistic ventures were displayed after a brief time. Hostess Mrs Smith was assisted by Miss Lena Thurston and Mrs Brama Linscott in refreshments.
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mIalthea Ch
Pap Oburch
Barton Smith
West Hlewant Steret
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Minnie Myers
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Oil City
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Erie
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