Jenny Ranglin Visits Sher Wa With Friends
Jenny Ranglin went to Sher Wa with friends for a short stay and planned to enjoy time together before returning.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1930
Page
5
Jenny Ranglin went to Sher Wa with friends for a short stay and planned to enjoy time together before returning.
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Representatives of Parmalee Transportation Company and about 1,200 taxi drivers prepare to resume talks today with Mayor Charles E. Cochrane to end Pittsburgh's 46 day cab strike. The dispute centers on wage and working conditions for Green and Yellow Cab operators.
Market closes with quotations for NYSE members Loz in Bryan and listing multiple stocks. Firms include American Smelters, General Motors, Willys Overland, Continental Pipe, Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, US Steel, Bethlehem Steel, New York Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Armour, Westinghouse, Radio, Curtis Wright, Pittsburgh Curb, and more.
An ad promotes Thoxine as fast sore throat relief without gargling. It claims instant effect in minutes, with a child friendly taste and safety guarantee. Sold by N.F. Ames & Co. and other drug stores for 60 cents or 1 dollar 90.
The LeSuer Opera Go Company from Corry presents a sacred concert at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Corry on Sunday at 8:80 p.m. The program features about 35 artists in solo and chorus, many from Erie area musical groups, with supper at the Parish House after. A second event follows the next Sunday with organ and vocal pieces, plus a colonial party themed program by the Woman's Guild with Washington garlanded decorations and a George Washington portrayal by Percy Clark.
Downey Steel 29m ay absorbed Ruffaly N. x and the Torn plant of Dilworth Porter. Homer company announced purchase of the Dilworth Porter plant yesterday. Arts and Crafts will be hosted at the homes of Mrs. J. E. Young with members invited.
The transfer of the Franklin plant from the Franklin Railway Oil Company to the Franklin Railway Corporation occurs after months of negotiations. Wayne W. Bleakley, president of the Franklin Railway Oil Company, pushed the deal which places the plant under a 100 percent subsidiary of Standard Oil Company of New York. General Charles Miller had led the company since 1919 until 1927, with Bleakley succeeding as president and shaping the consolidation strategy.
Detroit man William H. McMullen, a U S naval air officer, died yesterday when his fighting plane crashed near the Lexington air route. Plumstead and Austin C Smith, both former Standard Oil men, were aboard. The Navy said the men will remain in the area, and the incident was reported from Washington.
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