Franklin Garners Nomination Through Verbal Exchange at Dinner
The article notes a political dinner where Franklin is praised by allies and criticized by opponents. It mentions President-elect and Smith among many national and state political figures who attended, with conversations referencing 1928 and famous names. A younger crowd questioned the nomination while old friends defended it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
McAdoo
Rogseyale
Farley
Nix
Willan Jennings Bryan
Cone Bael
Smith
Tannery Resumes on Modified Scale in City
The W. & A. P Howard Company tannery on the eastern city outskirts has resumed on a modified scale, offering part-time work after a shutdown since August. Officials express hope for a gradual ramp up as operations increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. & A. P Howard Company
Te City
Notable Local Figures Attend Elits Home Opening
Wesley Pearce A M Lite P Ly Keister and Leon Brown head to Sharon for the Elits Lodge opening with Grand Exalted Ruler Floyd Thompson of Moline Illinois also set to attend. Many others, including local residents and visitors, arrive for various family and community engagements across Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Pearce
A. M. Lite
P. Ly Keister
Leon Brown
Sharon
Elits
Floyd ©. Thompson
Moline, Til
B.P. Gilmore
Corry
W. L. Peake
Walter, II
Wellsboro
Frank Peake
Jack Smith
Cleveland
Phillip Zaleneck
A. Zalenieck
St Luke's Hospital
Hazel Sweet
William McCarthy
Athuy Scheppner
Earl Haight
A. Griswold
M. J. Parkhurst
R. L. Mead
Youngsville
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary dinner honors February birthdays
A VFW Gallies Ausiiary meeting featured a birthday cake and birthday honors for February births with Mrs Allan Spencer the sole February celebrant present. Plans for serving supper at the VFW hall Tuesday at 6 pm were finalized. new AUXILIARY members were welcomed, and bingo awarded prizes to Mrs W Rauscher and Mrs Jessica Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. FF
Gallies
W. Rauscher
Jessic “Haskell
Ralph Boyle
Mardi Gras Queen Mary Buck Named In New Orleans
Mary F Buck a petite debutante from a prominent New Orleans family has been chosen as Mardi Gras queen for the annual celebration. Close attendant Don Zimmerman a well known American football star will serve as escort at social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Buck
New Orleane
Don Zimmerman
Boettcher demands return of son by deadline
Denver based billionaire Claude A. Boettcher demands his son be released dead or alive by midnight tomorrow. He warns that if Charles Foettel er is not freed by then he will take what action seems advisable. Also from Sciota, sickness halts church and Sunday school for two weeks, with a Sunday school set for 2 pm on Sunday, Feb 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Claude AS. Boettcher
Multinullionaire
Charles Foettcter
Boettcher
Sgiota Sunday School
Sciota
Insu
Buris
Quinny
Ducier
Feavinse
Syuden
Meclarines
Maks & Aistake
River of Milk and Slant of Audros In Bally For Sale Note
Fragmentary text describes a river and hills, with references to a Bally for sale listing. Mentions include 250 sap buckets, spires, evaporator, and an Ohio tract associated with Glenn Davis. The readable fragment hints at industrial or land sale items tied to a historic notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Tract
Glenn Davis
Diesel Engine Installed at Ice Plant in North Corry
Frank Whiteley of Crystal Ice Co announces the installation of a new 40 horsepower diesel engine at the North Corry plant. The all compression two cycle engine runs on oil with gas ignition possible, replacing electric power and reducing fuel costs. Plans include a generator, wells, and expanded plant efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whiteley
Crystal Ice Company
North Corry
Ice
Clark Company
Glean
N.Y
Whiteley
Sixth study in hub of John Evangelistic series at church
This evening no royceives no children will present a Suprt pro pram at the lrst Church of the United Brethren in Christ in connection with the spending evangelistic services. Rev. H. Ray Harris will preach on "The All Sufficient Saviour." An inspiring song service will be an added attraction and all are invited.
Stocks Show Slight Gain In Early New York Trading
New York stock prices edged up fractions to over a point in early afternoon trading as light dealings and absence of pressure left buyers around day’s best levels. The list shows 2 o’clock prices for many issues including American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chrysler General Electric General Motors Studebaker US Steel Westinghouse Electric Woolworth and others. A stray paragraph by Thomas A Rempis appears as a garbled note about rentile strength and possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Smelters
American T & T
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler
Continental Canals
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Socony Vacuum Standard Oil
Calif Standard OF
Studebaker
Texas Co
United Corp
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
N.Y
Curb Ale
Asace Gas & Electric
A Cities Service Ree
Stox
Lone Star Gas
Western PS
Contract Bridge Lesson From Central Press
A Central Press bridge column explains a hand where the defender misleads and a declarer misplays. It analyzes bids, suits, and timing, showing how careful card play can yield ten tricks while opponents miss a chance to overtake with a spade.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Baron Munchausen
Franklin
Outluok
Kannaroo
Juutthiers
Tsupril
North Center St
Marth
George Boyd
Blin King
Granville
Denison University
J. B. Brown
Williamsport
Harold Gilbert
Paul Stone
Janet
Union City
Stone
St. Edward's ‘Hall
J.W. Masterson
Oil City
Cory and
Thomas Crowley
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Milton McCray
Gysher, Mont
Warner McCray
Concord Township
Clayton McCray
McCray
L. A. New
V. F.W. Home
Boeticher
ATU. B
Oil City Trust Company
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Posse
Huilbelin
Siiely
THE
Geraldine
Anthony Abbot
Thatcher Colt
New York City
Corry Journal
Root’s Furniture Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!