Day of Prayer for Missions Observed Worldwide
The traditional Day of Prayer for Missions has become the World’s Day of Prayer and will be observed this year on Friday February 24. The program titled Breaking Down Barriers calls Christian women to gather in groups or pray alone at three oclock Friday afternoon to support missionary work globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissionary Societies
America
Elgek
Local Residents Visitings and Travel Notes Across Erie Area
Numerous townsfolk travel between Corry, Union City, Meadville and Warren. Mrs Carrié Bapton Miss Bertha Smith and Miss Thelma ONeil are among those visiting Erie for family matters work or hospitality. Mrs James Liddy and Mrs H P Maybe return from visits as others plan weekends away and hospital duties continue.
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Carrié Bapton
Mar
J. J. Martin
Smith
Erie
Sted
Ray Cars
Robert Jackson
Elgin
Union City
J. F. Austin
Jackson
Bertha Smith
Corry
L. A. Davis
Richard Hig
Webb Mctray
Concord
Henry McCray
Homer Fleming
Woyd Doolittle
H. P. Maybe
Meadville
City
Charles
Pauline Selste
East Main Street
James Liddy
OW City
C. Bennett
P. ¢. Horn
Grace
Washington, D. C
Sherman
N. C
Horn
AR. Moran R. N
Corry Hospital
H. L. Baird
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Say
Bar Say
Bar Brown
Warren
Rural Carriers Name Officers in Erie County
The Rural Mail Carriers Association of Erie County held its annual meeting at the Golden Eagle ball. Joseph Lowes of North East was elected president, J D Dahlkamper of Erie vice president, Norman McLahan of Waterford secretary, and George Jackson of Harborcreek treasurer. Over 90 carriers and their wives attended, with David Chaffee serving as chairman. Dinner was served by Golden Eagle ladies. Also Hanover Pa University of Pennsylvania withdrew its protest against a Dartmouth game on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lowes
North East
County Erie
Erie County
Soo
Jessph’ Lowes
J. D. Dahlkamper
Erle
Normen McLahan
Waterford
George Jackson
Harborcreek
David Chaffee
Adl
Ajl
Golden Eagle
Close of Market Prices in Journal Ledger
Market roundup shows stocks from American Smelters to Western Electric with varied gains and losses. Notable names include Anaconda, Butte Copper and Zinc, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Continental Oil, Sinclair, Pan American, New York Central, Reading, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Bethlehem Steel among others. The Classifieds note promotion of consumer savings.
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Journal
Logan & Bryan
Ol City
Oppers American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zinc
Wags
Internations
Nickle
Motors Chrysler Ey
General Motors
Continental Motors
Hupmobile
Ccc Btm
Studebaker
Fyve Gjeley
Willys Overland Weretiis
Atlantic Refining
DOA Mailand
Continental Pet
Middle States Oil
Pan American B
Pure Oil
Simms
Sinclair
Buell Union
Skelly Ol
BOOP
Calir Soorny
Transcontinental
Peres Sees
Ous Balls B&o
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Gt Western Chitexo
Northwestern Brigsoy
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Illinois Central Penna RR
Reading
Paul
Seaboard
Nsouthern Pacific
Wabash
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Earay
American Woolen
Continental Cam
Goodrich Rubber
Leather
Coan Cane Sige
Radio
Iscaevenes WS Rubber
Bos 2
E.een
MBM
Columbid Gas & Electric
Westinghouse 2
NY Airbrake
Curtis Aero Va Car Chemical
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REX Theatre
Clara
Rosle
Man
Charles Rogers
Agnes Ayres
Karl Jane George K. Arthur
United Press Ottaway
Ahi
Hiram Reed
Yola Bradford
DAY OF Prayer For Missions
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National Bank of Corry
Haddock
EL aHs
V. Radspinner
Richard Topper
Hanover, N
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
Garb Mountain Producers
Indiana
Salt Creek
United Light & Power
South Penn Oi
New York
Curb
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Tion
North Center ST
Grand Theatre
The
Renegade
C. E. Doane
Grand Union » Grocery Stores, Inc
Varma
RSI
Gorton
AMD
Lemen
Atti
Choice Pack
Santa A Clara
South Center St
Corry, PA