Visitors and residents pass through Corry in varied travels
Personal Mention notes many residents and visitors in Corry today. Mel Clement moves from Warren en route to Youngstown while Cassius Sears travels from the jetty to attend his mother’s funeral in Philadelphia. Dozens of others, including Mrs. Rhinehart Torpedo and Mrs. Middleton Sprint Creek, are visiting relatives or returning home to Corry or Philadelphia.
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Willd May
Lakewood
WN. C
Mel Clement
Warren
Youngstown
Cassius L. Sears
M. R. Sears
Philadelphia
Harold M. Sears
Byndibux, Va
Er. Rhinehart
Torpedo
Corry
Harry Rhodes
Erie
Cora Wood
Ol Clymer
Kuna Aimy
B.A. Middleton
Sprint Creek
Bertha McKnight
Jamison
Pittsburgh
J. H. Condrin
H.R. Branden
Bf Spartansburg
Inter
Meadville
Charles Patterson
Carl Hinman
Olean
N. Y
B. D. Robinson
Fane Carmician
Rochester
Everett Miller
Wiowior Miller
Spring Creek
Archie Miller
A. L. Foster
Irie
Ohie
Bis
Neil Leglers
George Keefe
Main Street
Tapina
Mayme Peterson
Thelma
Pilss Gh
Cleveland
Prank A. Wilmer
National Convention of Council of Cities of the Methodist Episcopal
Winton
George
New York City
Estate of David Schlosser Worth $313000
Probate set for Monday in Cincinnati Ohio as heirs share the estate of David Schlosser founder of a builders supply firm. Beneficiaries include: Ralph Schlosser grandson Ruth Sinlosee granddaughter Breles Schlosser Rose granddaughter Jean Sehlosser granddaughter Harry Sehlosser son with $5000 and remainder split between Harry and Be chlosser, with the latter half in trust. The family home is conveyed to widow Mrs Hannah Sehlosser.
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Wal
David Schlosser
Struet
Orgaber
H.howell
Wil
Sehips Iy
Cinvinna
Ralph Sehlossuy
Ruth Sinlosee
Breles Schlosser Rose
Jean Sehlosser
Harry Sehlosser
Harry
Bechlosser
Song
Hannah Sehlosser
Emmanuel Guild Meeting Planned at Church Home
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Guild will hold its regular monthly gathering Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harden, president. The group notes earnings and work across church efforts totaling over 900 dollars for the year and plans further activities this year. Mr. E. Manley returned to Erie after serving on a jury.
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Emmanuel Guild of Emmanuel Biscopal Church
Hardeat
Emmanuel Guild
Dembers
Ens
Hr. E. Manley
Erie
Samuel Lewis Enters Battle for Governor
Samuel Lewis, former auditor general, declared as a Republican candidate for governor in Harrisburg. He has served as state treasurer and auditor general and challenges the Philadelphia backed candidacy of former attorney general Francis Shunk Brown.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Samuel Lewis
Damuty
Republicary
Tam
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Battle 40
Fister
Vere
Philadelphia
Atorney
Prancis
Konjola Helps Nervous Daughter Says New Jersey Mother
Mrs William Harvey of Thoroughfare New Jersey near Philadelphia praises Konjola for curing her daughter Evelin Harvey after a severe accident. Within three weeks the girl's nervousness eased appetite returned and weight and vitality improved. Konjola sold at Downey's drug store in Corry and by major druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelin Y
M. Harvey
Konjola
William Harvey
N. J
Philadelphia
Evelin
Corry
Dowmey
Ade
San-Cura Ointment touted by ministers
Piles sufferers urged to visit drug stores for a trial jar of San-Cura Ointment claiming relief after years of bleeding itching. Quotes from Rev Wm F Gilbert Titusville and Rev Simeon Aldrich Spartansburg endorse the product with San-Cura Soap as a complementary aid. Prices listed: Ointment 85c 60c and 81 20, Soap 35c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Gilbert
Titusville
Pavayss
Simeon Aldrich
Spartansburg
Thompson Medical Company
Bacteriologist Dies From Parrot Fever in Baltimore
Baltimore reports the death of Dr. William Roy, bacteriologist with the Ba Department, from parrot fever last night. The casualty marks another mart era incident as officials confirm the cause of death and mourn the scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baltimore
Close of Market Mixed trading on NYSE list of steel and oil stocks
The close shows varied results with notable names including General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Packard, Bethlehem Steel, American Smelting, and American Sugar refining among others. Oil and gas firms such as Pure Oil, Sinclair, Continental Oil, and Prairie Pipeline appear alongside railroad and locomotive stocks, reflecting a broad sector mix on a volatile trading day.
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Duoc Sarusticu Vy Logan & Exyan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers American Smelters
Anavonda Ree Neeeee Cade Butle Copper & Zine
el Keanevott
Wer Ee International Nickel
Motors Chrysler
Continental Mets
General Motors Ae Hupmobile
Packard i
Studebaker Active AB
Willys Oveelind Egns
Atlantic Refinitg
Ad Continental Gils
Mid Continental Bet
Fan American B
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Sinclair
S.Q
Continental
Eereee Cererte keMeese Cor
Fire claims three elderly inmates at City Home in Brockton
A fire at the City Home in Brockton early today killed three aged inmates and injured about twenty others. Police identified two women and one man among the dead as investigators worked through the debris, with the building housing around eighty residents. The blaze broke out after 1 a.m. and caused an estimated $100,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brockton
Mass
Holme
Thead
Uella Bacon
George Brown
Minot Copeland
Mins
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REX Theatre
Grand Theatre
Mary Astor
Charles Morton
E.E. Guignon
Fiser and Ware
Béeo
Camadeta Pac Bai
Chitagra & GL Yrestemn
Chicago & GL Western
PEO Aleesive
Northern Peres Eae
Mts
Missouri
Pactiit
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Bena RR
Paul Swalhorm
PAGO
Steels American Locomotives
Bethlehem Steel
UWS
Wooleneee Armour Ae
US Leather A. Ier
Radio Columbia
Westinghouse
West Airtrake
Curtis Wright F
Paramount-Bamous
General Blearle
Humbte
Eccess Mountain
Salt
Indiana
South Penn
Palmer
Palmer's Furniture Policy
R. E. Palmer CO
Brocton
Model Dairy CO
Penna. Ave
By Evans
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