Local residents travel and visit during New Year period
Harold Besson Harold McCray and Harold Sample left for Sacramento California for an indeterminate period. Sample plans to visit his brother Lester Sample while there. J Supp and Cine Haynes of Saybrook and W G Larson with wife and children Laura and Marshall of Clarendon were guests of Mrs Jean Miller Byer for New Year. Mildred Courneen and Bien McEvoy returned home after New Year’s in Buffalo. Mrs Fred Sandberg visited in the city then went home to Dunkirk. John Jeffries and Mrs R R Wilcox traveled from Corry to visit Erie area relatives. Mrs Walter Blair visits in Sharon. William Pitzgibbons attended funeral services for his mother Del Pitzgibbons then returned to Pittsburgh. Worést Brown heads to Titusville to visit the Harry Grey home. Carl Davis visits Spartansburg with relatives. Julia Marlowe returns after New Year’s in North West and Erie with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Besson
Harold McCray
Sui Harold Sample
Sacramento
Calif
Sample
Lester Sample
J. Supp
Miss Cine] Haynes
Saybrook
W. G. Larson
Laura
Marshall
Clarendos
Jean Miller Byer
Misaes Mildred’ Courneen
Bien McEvoy
Buffalo
Fred Sandberg
Dunkirk
Corry
John Jeffries
Erie
R. R. Wilcox
Corydon
Frank Gauther
Walter Blair
Sharon
William Pitzgibbons
del Pitegibbons
Pittsburgh
Worést Brown
Titusville
Harry Grey
Carl Davis
Spartansburg
Julia Marlowe
North Weat
Eric Jovith
Mary Sirdevan
Titusvil É
Virginia Doolittle
Gay
Grove City College
O. W. Doolittle
C.R. Murray
Philadelpia
C. R. Mun~ray
Murray
U. S. Navy Yard
Munday
Cuba
Maxine Alverson
Basin
W. Va
H. W. Alverson
Helen Braymer
Charles Johnson
Meadvile
Don Miller
B. R. Murray
Oil City
Alice Richards
Philadelphia
H. R. Howard
Howard
New York
Washington
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Ida Ray
Josepiugton
H. Til- Totson
Galvés
Brest Johnson
Robert
Youngstown
JW. A. Heath
Concord Street
Donald Hall
Billie
Hame
Ashtabuls
Paul Zonns
Ofi . Corry
Margaret Neville
Rome
Heath
Henry Duffy
Frank E. Crowell Tett
Cleveland
Kate Zilch
Burfalo
Lillian Henty
Spring Creek
Penn Stats
State’ College
Arthur Colegrove
Jeannette
Kathryn
Harriett
Elizabeth Ranney
James Liddy
Jennie Liddy
Lucretia Cressey
Alton
Morticeip’ Seminary
Miss Cressey
Roser Cressey
H. Seamen
Frances "Andrew
Syracuse
Mary Bliven
Kate Mullen
Bear Lake
Janes Liddy
Millen
Celoron
Bratt
Wayne Dyckes
Fairport Harbor
W. A. Dyckes
Jefb
W. Dyckes
A. J. Dyckes
Harold
McKeesport
Students Resume Studies After Holiday Visits
Personal mentions at Penn State and nearby towns record many students and families returning to campuses and homes in State College Corry and Erie after holiday visits. Several individuals depart for New York Cleveland Philadelphia and Washington while others travel to Grove City Basin and Oil City for further studies and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorota Williams
Ruth Bennett
Ruth Franz
Margaret Blair
Barron Franz
Penn State
State College
Leo Franz J
Evangelista
Roarla
Los Angeles
Calif
Keane
Washington, D. C
J. E. Young
Cleveland
R. D. Jenkins
Sarah Martin
New York City
J. H. Martin
Gast Fredericlstreet
Senator Watson May Not Seek Re Election
United Press reports Indiana's senior U S senator James Watson indicated he will not run again in 1932. He said it is time for him to make his personal fortune, per the Indianapolis Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
James Watson
U. S
Indiana
Senate
Indianapolis Times Today
Feud Suspected in Killing of Italian Man
In Elwood a man named Samuel Miller, 45, of Italian parentage, was found dead with three bullet wounds in a garage last night. Police suspect a feud, recalling a year later slaying of G Rocco Zappia. John Evans, a local resident, discovered the open garage door and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Grex Gan
Aining
Samuel Miller
John Evans
Miller
Rocco Zappia
Market Close Report Highlights Major Steel and Oil Firms
The page lists NYSE members Stoo quyrauyun sususuency UOR and Bryan of Oil City with Lloyd M. Bracken as manager. It cites prices and standings for Copper firms like American Smelters and Anaconda, Butte Copper & Zinc, Kennecott, International Nickel, and multiple auto makers including Chrysler, General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Willys Overland, and Yellow Truck. Oil and energy names appear such as Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Pan American Pipeline, Sinclair, and Prairie Pipe Line in a compact market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoo Quyrauyun
Uoran & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers American Smelters
Anaconda
Butte Copper & Zinc
de Kennecott
Seeereeseee
BT International Nickel
Motors Echrysler
Continental Motors
Atlantic Refining
Continental Oil
Continental Pet Zilon Wen
Prairie
Sinclair
Transcontinent firms and steel brands on report list
A fragmented OCR list shows Transcontinent and many railways such as Texas Pacific B&O Canadian Pacific Chicago & Great Western Erie Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific New York Central Penn RR Southern Pacific. It also notes steel and industrial names like Bethlehem Steel US Steel American Woolen Armour Westinghouse General Electric and Westinghouse. Prices, percentages, and ticker-like fragments appear for various commodities and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gi Western
Erie Ae
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Ponna
Southern Pacific
Armour Res. c
Columbia Gas & Electric
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Curtis Wright
Paramount-Famous
General Electric
Pittsburgh
Humble
Mountain Producers
TAN
Batt Creek
New York
Aero Supply
Aes Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas A . Fish Rubber
Tone Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Wall Street
Aileen Pringle
Vitaphone
Accordian
Oswald
Lucky Rabbit
Grand Theatre
Norman Kerry
Sally Eilers
Jason Robards
North Center St
Fourth Avenue
St. Tihabeth's Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pip
E. E. Guignon
SSS
North Center Street
Cory, Pa
Texas
Steels
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
American T & T
Grand Union
Bogota
Santos
Cura Prunes
Miss Lou
Sauer Kraut
Market Center
Corry, Pa
San” Calas
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