Personal Mentions From Corry Area Daily Notices
A stream of local names visits Corry area. R R Mallory of Edinborn State Teachers College attended an English teachers meeting in Corry. Funeral guest Mrs Arthur Sweigert arrives from Ohio for Nettie Evans services Friday. Various residents travel to Erie Jamestown Titusville and other nearby places for visits and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. Mallory
Edinborn State ‘Teachers
Wirt Ingram
Spartansburg
Uhe City
Ingram
Corry Hospital
James MacInnes
Erie
George Royce
South Center Street
Lloyd W. Life
Columbus
Ohio
Ralph 3. Dewey
West Frederick Street
F. S. Lerdner
Jamestown
William, Shimibler
the Goodrich
Buffalo
Titusville
F. A. Caughney
Corry
Democratic leaders urged clean action on open primary plan
Comnuen from Grove urged the Democratic state committee to push a clean decisive plan of action and back a good sound ticket for members and voters. Colegrave, Democratic chairman of Erie County and Corry Journal publisher, warned the open primary is not truly open and warned of secret primaries and factional trouble. He urged unity behind a strong slate and accountable state committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnuen
Grove
Democratic State Committee
Colegnave
Eirié County
Corry
Harle
Democratic Party
Final Rites Held for Victim of Auto Crash
Services conducted at McCray church for Miss Opal Thomas, 21, who died from injuries after a Saturday evening auto crash near Lawrevie Park. Rev. David Thomas of Ellwood City led the rites. burial followed at McCray Cemetery. large attendance marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray Church
David Thomas
Ellwood City
Opal Thomas
Hamot Hospital
Eris
Lawrejive Park
McCray Cemetery
Eastern Star Host Pleasant Birthday Card Party
The Eastern Star held a Manic Temple card party last evening for George Washington Birthday with a red color scheme. Prizes went to Mrs G Wool and Mrs Robert Sears for contra ridge, and auction prizes to Kysar Vandaes Louise Williams. Mrs C EH len presented the top prize. Men’s prizes went to Horton Davis and William Johnson amid light refreshments provided by Mrs A Griswold Melvin Parkhurst Mrs Velata Moore and Miss Helen Juinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Jin
Anique
G. Wool
Robert Sears
Kysar Vandaes
Louise Williams
C. EH Len
Horton Davis
William Johnson
A. Griswold
Aim
Melvin Parkhurst
Velata Moore
Helen Juinson
Weekend Ads Highlight Sharp Price Drops
A fragmented ad section lists nineteen deals and pricing notes with references to high prices being shattered. The readable text emphasizes weekend promotions and discounted items, signaling a busy ad page focused on bargains and consumer savings.
Corry Schools Propose Optional Fingerprinting for Pupils
Corry Public Schools consider optional fingerprinting for students. A parent questionnaire asks for consent and cooperation from the police departments and state police. Fingerprints would be stored in US capital and state offices and locally, not part of criminal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
State Police
Schol
Pennsylvania State Police
Selinois Ralph
Dewey
Pennsylvania
Comny
Washington
Harrisburg
Crimaina
Corry Couple Weds at Ripley in February ceremony
Announcement shows Ada M. Gilbert daughter of Lizzie Jones of North Center street marrying Roy B. South worth of Grace street at Ripley New York on February 22. Hubbell of Wattsineg was in town on a brief business day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ripley
Ada M. Gilbert
Lizzie” Jones
North Center Street
Roy. B. Southworth
Grace Street
N.Y
Hubbell
Wattsineg
Market advance widens amid inflation talks and trust buys
The stock market rose about 12 percent from February 3, driven by conflicting inflation expectations and bets on government policy. Investment trusts bought select stocks, aiding investor optimism that administration efforts would favor a business recovery, while Washington remained cautious on reports. The exchange plans sweeping committee changes and a paid president, with a revised constitution still awaiting approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Conway
Exchange
Stocks Slip Off Fractions Today Inwan?
New York Feb 24 stocks slipped off fractions to a point in profit taking though declines lessened later. Bonds were mixed while commodities generally fell. Attention centered on Europe as traders saw signs of easing war risk and possible rapprochement that could boost world trade. Major issues included American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, United States Steel, and others in mixed or down moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Smelters
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward Lane National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pale
Auscsysiies Packard
Paramount Pic
Penn RR
Pure Oil
Maks
Ags
al Vets Creat
Cory Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard
Studebaker Texas
United Corpus
U8 Steel
Warner Bros
Acacia Club Dance to Honor Washington Birthday
The Acacia Club hosts a George Washington birthday party Friday night at the Masonic temple with George Weber's orchestra providing music. Decorations led by O K Murray promise a festive setting as dancing runs from 9 to 11 pm with favors for attendees. previous dances have drawn both young and old couples despite expected light attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
George Weber
Orchestra
Rie
George Washington
Masonic Temple
O. K. Murray
Keesing
Ity
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Okies
Oysters
Anc
Rex
Columbia Pictures
Jack Imi
Ura
Rodkstore
Myrna Loy
Franchot Tone
Lidsitti Russell
Walter Pidgeon
Mem Erent
James Cagney
Rome
F Model Dairy Co
Penna
Fri von Cevren
Murphy Ators
Fred Post
Harola Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Fred Healy
Warrin
Ty Heir
Delilah Avenstrong
Harlin Blanchar
Blanchard
Tite
Emma Malne
Visi
Mira
Luke
Audrey Maloney
Jonrsenura
FD. R
DEM
Eastern Star
Quart Lindsley's
First Ave
General Electric
AllWay Electric Co
North Canter Suset
U. K
Westinghouse
Betus
Saas
Roots Furniture Store
Tocks Ian A
Trac
Bradfohd
Apalier
James IE
Cookram
Trent Ofice
Ay Waaves
J. Ryan
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