College Women's Club Holds Enjoyable Meeting
Twenty members of the College Women's Club met last evening at Mrs. B. R. Johnson's home on West Wayne street for a tureen dinner. A new member, Miss Cornelia Price, was welcomed during the business session. A social period followed with card games. honors went to Miss Donis Doolittle and Miss Virginia Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Johnson
West Wayne Street
Cornelia Price
Donis Doolittle
Virginia Ball
Johnson
Donald Watson
Leon Brow
Frank Burkhart
Ann Buressi
Rural Electrification Program Seeks Rapid Passage
Majority Leader Robinson predicts a large margin for approval of the rural electrification bill. Norris says Mortis L. Cooke, head of the existing administration, would likely head the new agency if enacted. The bill would appropriate 100 million dollars a year for 10 years to liquidate loans to farm organizations for generation and distribution lines to provide cheap electricity on farms.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Norris
Senato
Personal mentions of travelers and locals visiting cities
Miles Nella A Sheldon of Sherman is in the city on business for several days. Dr N Troy Gillette leaves for Pittsburgh on business and will return Thursday. Attorney and Mrs Walter L Peake and Walter Jr sail for Philadelphia and then Florida for weeks of tours. Claud Wither of Buffalo and Mrs Harry Wilber of Bolivar, Eds. W B Corbin and Mrs Corbin of Wellsville return home after a death in the family. Mrs J C Barnes goes to Allentown for welfare conference. Orrin B Kinney of Driftwood visits, then Kane. Hdmonds returns to Chicago. I A H Wallace returns to Lockport after hotel stay. Rev J Howard Anderson of Weslyville arrives to address Men’s Brotherhood at 6:30. Mr and Mrs M R Olds visit Erie. Mare Grey, formerly of Corry, visits and leaves. Robert L Titus of Spartansburg works with Moody Bible Institute students in Chicago for Greek American Mission tract work.
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Miles Nella A. Sheldon
Sherman
Harry Wilber
Bolivar
N.Y
W. 2. Corbin
Wellsville
A. B. Corbin
J. C. Barnes
Allentown
Pennsylvania Social Welfare
Americus Hotel
Orrin B. Kinney
Driftwood
Ebie
Kane
W. P. Hdmonds
Corry
Chicago
A. H. Wallace
Lockport
M. Y
Rotary Club
J. Howard Anderson
Wesleyville
Methodist Epiacopal Church
M. JR. Olds
Erie
Mare Grey
Titusville
Robert L. Titus
Spartansburg
Tm Moody Bible Institute
Two Killed in Wreck of B and O Freight Train
At least two men died and two others were believed dead when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train wrecked near Wheatland, east of here. Two bodies were recovered and taken to a morgue. two others were reportedly buried in the wreckage as workers tried to free them from box cars. Names given included Carl Wilson of Washington, D.C., and Clintos Lee of Boston, Va.
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Tech
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheatland
Here
Bo Buriel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carl Wilson
Washington
D.C
Clintos Lee
Boston
Health class for women and girls announced
Announcement says a health and recreation class for women and girls will be held in the Moser Youth Administration club rooms in the Horn block. Beginning Thursday morning Miss Joan Brown will lead the sessions open to women and girls citywide from 7:20 to 8:10.
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Moser Youth Administration
Horn Block
Joan Brown
Industrial program given further study continues
Discussion at the Golden Rule Club centers on reviving Corry industry. A Detroit based 11.8 Radiator Corporation unit is explored for reopening the Corry plant, with club members to contact corporate offices. The group considers raising an annual fund to attract new industries to Corry, with further study planned.
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Radiator Corporation
Golden Rule Club
Detroit
Corry
Dairymen’s League Meeting Called for Feb 20
All Corry Local Dairymen’s League members are urged to attend a Saturday February 20 meeting. A special invitation goes to any former member to join or send questions. The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hear a speaker on league advantages. Spaghetti dinner served at noon with pie and milk contributions requested.
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Corry
Dairymen’s League
Dairymen to Meet at Waterford Thursday
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association sub district meeting set for Thursday at 1 in Waterford Pennsylvania. A large membership is urged for the all day session at the Presbyterian church where Miss Vert McCrea of the Home Department in New York City will address the league members, giving a talk of interest to the group.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Waterford
Presbyterian Church
Vert McCrea
Home Department
New York City
League
Check on Books Due at Public Library
Announcement states a library inventory is underway at Corry Library to trace unaccounted books. Patrons with missing volumes are asked to return them. a small fine may be charged by the collector.
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Corry
Mane
Optimistic Outlook for Oil Industry in Ohio
United Press reports at the opening session of the 7th annual Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association Convention in Columbus that dealers saw higher volumes in 1995 and the outlook for 1996 is even brighter. E. V. Weber of Cincinnati, the association president, cites improved conditions and predicts further gains.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
E. V. Weber
Cincinnati
Weber
Pennsylvania banks buoyed by federal reforms says official
Dr. Luther A. Harr, secretary of banking, in Harrisburg, credits Congress and the Pennsylvania legislature for the strong position of financial institutions. He cites the 1933 temporary federal deposit insurance and the 1935 banking act as key factors in restoring public confidence in banks.
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United Freas Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Luther A. Harr
In Memoriam Ty Loving Memory of William Enreh
iN MEMORIAM Ty loving memory of or dear husbanded brother, William. Enreh, who passed away two years ago, February 28, 1934. One family circle has been broken. A sink gone from our chain. But though we're parted for a while We know we'll meet again, 'The years may wipe out many things. But this Wey wipe out never 'The memories of those happy days When we were all together, Jillie Burch , Sarah Middleton Mrs, Lizzie Damon,
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William
Enreh
Jillie Burch
Sarah Middleton
Lizzie Damon
Market Gossip looks for March upturn in stocks
United Press Financial Editor Elmer C Walzer notes many in the financial community see recent selling as a prelude to a March uptick as business resumes. Experts expect some irregularity but no major selling. inflation fears and tax considerations loom, and tips sheets influence low to mid priced stocks.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange Houses
Liem
SEC
Washington
Stork
Stocks Fluctuated Irregularly Amid Market Shifts
New York stocks moved irregularly while bonds showed a reversal in Japanese issues. Wheat led grains higher with a 1491/4 cent rise, the dollar firmed in new terms, and London Paris Amsterdam markets opened unsettled after Japan’s political crisis. National Lead surged 24 points on a 10-for-1 stock split proposal.
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United Press
New York
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Wall Street
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