Local social notices and arrivals in Corry and vicinity
A long list of personal mentions from South Dayton to Cambridge Springs notes attendees of the Mohawk Employees banquet, residents returning home, and visits in Corry. Names include Frank Spoon, Vern Seober, Joseph Brau, L Sayre, Arnold Ball, Walter Gifford, Taylor McDonale, Ralph Mercale, Clinton Merale, Paul Dittmer, Leslie Bird, Fau Puss, F C Chamberlain, Otiv Chamberlain, L Seasdale, Merrick, Allen Haight, Henry Roth, Miss Gertrude Warnshouse, and many others. Several residents travel for work, business, or visits, with mentions of trips to Centerville, Erie, Meadville, Titusville, Oil City, Jamestown, and Cambrdge Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spoon
Vern Seober
Joseph Brau
L. Sayre
South Dayton
Arnold Ball
Walter Gifford
Taylor McDonale
Ralph Meracle
Clinton Merale
Cambridge Springs
Paul Dittmer
Leslie Bird
Bay
Otiv Chamberlain
L. Seasdale
Merrick
Allen Haight
Henry Roth
Cattatagus
B.D. Ruth
Buffalo
S. S., Hitchings
Cattaragus
Gertrude Warnshouse
A.sa
North East
Edward Gabriel
R. K. Kennedy
Centerville
M. Caldwell
Erie
E. McMilan
Brocton
N.Y
Corry Frends
Alma Cedenpurg
Titusville
FP. G. Jones
A. Damon
Meadville
Ray Damon
Michael Guadagno
Albert. Magliarditi
Carl
Nseph Paleone
Niagara Falls
Tie City
Jane Variass
Committee appreciation for Follies of 1492 supporters
The Corry Relief Association extends thanks to promoters participants donors and the public for supporting the Follies of 1492. Gratitude is expressed to those who supplied costumes orchestra and advertising, with funds received aiding the relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Corry Relief Association
Relief Association
B. F. Starr Worth
Hammond C. & Windad
C. R. Rogers
Quaero Club Washington program noted at Miss Jackson home
Seven Quaero Club members attended the second Georgy Washington program at Miss Jackson's Home North Center Street. Roll call covered Masonic affiliations. Miss Nellie Wight presented articles on Washington life as a boy and later years. Miss Louise Ellsworth stressed his educational life and aid to others. Miss Sarah Powell read Washington's Second Administration. An open discussion followed with a critic's report and adjournment. Mrs Geiger to act as trustee at next meeting on Gast Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaero Club
Miss Jackson
North Center Street
Washington
Nellie Wight
Louise Ellsworth
Sarah Powell
C. H. Geiger
Gast Smith Street
Funeral services for George Nichols held in Youngsville
Attendees from this city including Mr and Mrs Perry Nichols and family Mr and Mrs James Nichols and sons William and Cit nent Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols Mr and Mrs A B Nichols Mr and Mrs doe Nichols Mr and Mrs W y Nichols Mrs Twila Nichols and Henry Wold gathered for the funeral held Tuesday afternoon at the late home in Youngsville at 2 o'clock Rev Platz United Brethren Church officiated burial in Youngsville Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
Perry Nichols
Aon
Ronald
James Nichols
William and
Citnent
Charles Nichols
A.B. Nichols
Doe Nichols
W. Y. Nichols
Twila Nichols
Henry Wold
Tenoval Sevices
Youngsville
Mr. Platz
United Brethren
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday Plans May Initiation
Mrs Victor Orn hosted ten Ladies Auxiliary members at her Pleasant Street home on Tuesday afternoon. Committees were named to handle the Amaren Legion initiation ceremonies on May 4 and to arrange a Flag program for the next meeting on March 8. The district American Legion commander will attend. A social hour followed. Mrs Samuel Grofers returned to her home in Clymer from Corry hospital. Clover Leaf Club will meet Thursday at Mrs W A Johns 211 East Pleasant Street. Housework help wanted for Mrs Rose Cook Corry Pa R D at 26s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Orn
Issl
Pleasant Street
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Amare ‘Can Legion
Gladys Smith
V. EB. ‘Orn
Thomas Messenger
Jessie Smith
Anna Grayino
The
Eugene Miller
Samuel Grofers
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Clover Leaf Club
W. A. Johns
East Pleasant Street
Woman credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription after birth
Mrs Claude McConnett of 202 Park Place York Pa says after giving birth she was weak, nervous and in pain. She credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with calming her nerves restoring strength and weight and improving her condition. She invites readers to write to Dr Pierce's Clinic for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Andy T
Claude McConnett
Park Plage
Pieree
Dr. Pierce
Nh Buffalo
Close of Market Reels Off Major Stocks and Firms
A listing of market closes shows numerous surnames and firms from Gil City and New York Stock Exchange members. Names include Log, Bryan, Lloyd M Bracken, and a sprawling roster: Conners American Smokers, Wy Kennecott, Dy Motors, Chrysler, General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Continental Oil, Sinclair, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, T&T, Curtiss-Wright, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Cities Service, Atlantic Refining, and more. The mixed ticker-like text highlights many rails, oils, metals, and utilities amid a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log
Bryan
Gil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M Bracken
Conners
Miscellangeum American
Bendix Aviation SoReri
Columbia Gas & Electric
Comonwealth & Southern
Curtiss-Wright
Nap
Ae National Daily
Paramount Publix - Me Radio
Aia
Si Seviesa Loy
Westinghouse
Peabork Woolworth
Ety
New York
Gard Aero Supply
Tapece En Arkansay Gps
Warren Associated Gas
Central States
B and O appoints Pittsburgh freight heads
R W Anderson, former Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway traffic manager now with Baltimore and Ohio, is named clear freight agent for the Pittsburgh district. He succeeds Frank M Jordic, who held the post a decade. Jordic becomes general coal freight agent with headquarters in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
R. W. Anderson
Ager
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Anderson
Frank M. Jordit
Jordic
Balliminne
Whitney Defends Short Selling Before House Panel
Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange defended short selling before the House Judiciary Committee. He said the exchange would have faced worse losses after the 1920 collapse without its stabilizing effect and that regulation would not have kept markets functional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hien
Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
House Judiciary Committee
Sheen
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Rex
Charles Farrell
Madge Evans
Fox Picture
Sally Eilers
Dames Dulin
Bad Girl
Dresserwa
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Union Depot
Lydia Aiveilds
Maple Avenue
M. Fairchild
Newhouse
Center
Corry, Pa
T. Andersim
Corry
Oil City
Harry Summers
Warven
B. Johns
Renova Division
Pennsylvania
Brig
Gertrude “Sybtunt
Hill Brown
RC Cartier
Glorenve Bisbee
Misnes Marie Fille
Bema Beckman
H. Barrett
Mrg
Mlaugh
Walter Giflont
Ray Walters
Johm Alp
Corry Creamery Co
W. P. Merritt
Winren
P. J. Foley
Fine
Charles W. Windahl
Jamestown
Ward
Smills
Sherman
J. Curran
Quaeros
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Rose Cook
Bule Copper & Zinc
International Nickel
Kennecott
Chrysler
Atlantic Refining
Continental
National Supply Shin of
Pitts United Corp
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Sinclair. Boon
Sovany Vaeoiing
Texas
Bro
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chi
Mil
St Paul
Great Northern
Misosuri Pacific
New York Central Northern Pacit Penna RR
Southern Pacific
Steel
American Locomotivi
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
Atall
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Penia
Coats
South Penn Gil S
Indianesay
Lone Star Gas
Keister
Keister’s
Belle
Ons Corry
Penha
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