Local social notes mention visits across towns
Mrs Emene Artink returned from Yenkuisen Clymer to her home. Mr and Mrs George Allen of Brie were New Year guests at the Teniuisen Romie. Mr O Halfmaster and family spent a holiday visit in Danbury Pe with relatives. Miss Bertha Schires spent the holiday at home near Panama and came to Corry this morning to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emene Artink
Gavet. Yenkuisen
Clymer
George Allen
Brie
Nko
Halfmaster
Danbury
Homi
Bertha Sehires
Panama
Corry
Personal Mention Highlights Local Absences and Guests
Miss Hulh Dahlstrand retired and returned from Union City after visiting Her ulate and Mrs H H Lyons. Gorden Beut came home from Moleesport Pa after New Year’s Day with relatives. Robert Sears visited with his parents and left for San Augustine Texas for work. W H DeJean and Mrs visited Sherman on business. Frank Butters resumed studies at University of Pittsburgh after visiting his mother. Stel Artiey and family left Sayre Pa after a visit with relatives. Miss Whitabeth Rogers returned via Findley Lake to Red Bank New Jersey. Miss Charlotte Brockmann came home after a visit in Jamestown. F N Ames left for New York City on business. Miss Exile Burr will resume Maryville College studies after holiday visit. Florence Berry, a Cleveland teacher, left to begin work. Mrs Pearl Harmon and daughter Jacqueline visit Oil City to see son C Harmon. Miss Berniece Bellmapp went to New York City to visit friends. Miss Mable Taylor returned from Hammondton New Jersey after holidays. Miss Cornelia Price left to teach in Johnstown after Christmas. Rev Car L Heidt attended funeral in Erie. Other ministers attended Monsignor Ignasius St. Stanislaus Church funeral. Miss Risth Anderson returned from Jamestown to stay with parents. Kenneth and Oleta Perkins returned to State College. Miss Lucile Blakeslee and Norman Warner accompanied them. Mrs Frank Jones returned from Jamestown. Beatrice Shatter visited Corry then returned. Miss Betty Gentilman and mother visited city. Miss Katharine Colegrave Tett left for Radcliffe College. Mrs Beatin Cobury and daughter Arlogys went home to Mechanics Hills after holiday visit. Miss Marie Banita returned from Union City after New Year. Frank M Loveland left for Buffalo on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulh Dahlstrand
Union City
H. H. Lyons
Gorden Beut
Moleesport
Robert Sears
4. B. Sears
San Augustine
Tex
W.H. DeJean
Sherman
Frank Butters
University of Pittsburgh
Clemma Butters
Wayne Street
Stel Artiey
Sayre
John Hammond
Dher
Whitabeth Rogers
Findley Lake
Red Bank
N. J
Charlotte Brockmann
Grienés
Jamestown
F. N. Ames
York City
Exile Burr
Burr
Maryville College
Maryville
Florénce Berry
Cleveland Schouls
Pearl Harmon
Jacqueline
Oil City
C. Harmon
Berneice Bellmapp
New York City
Mable Taylor
Hammondton
Walter Kohl
Cornelia Price
Robert Price
Johnstown
Car L. Heidt
Erie
Monsignor
Ignasink
BF St. Stanislats
Prancig Graves
Francis O'Connell
Lucile Blakeslee
Norman Warner
State College
Frank Jones
N.Y
Auziat Pearson
Bedtuce “Brown
Cty
Aber Tome
Himboyo
Colles
Jesus
Aludies
Beatrice Shatter
Corry
Washington, Pa
Washington Jefferson College
Bttly Gentilman
Mechanics Hills
L. D. Watson
Marie Banita
FP. H. Baytholie
Frank M. Loveland
Buffalo
Shouse Attacks New Deal In His Book
In Washington Jan 3 United Press reports that Private citizen Shouse of the American Liberty League criticizes the New Deal in You Are the Government. He calls for immediate drastic reduced government, elimination of useless offices, consolidation, and a balanced budget. He urges relief funds be handed to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tohett Shose
American Liberty League
Shouse
Liberty League
Fed Cross
Steel Mills Boom in Cleveland District
Steel severations in the Cleveland district rose to 80 percent of capacity today after the New Year holiday, the highest rate since Tast Apel. Daily Metal Trade figures show open barths in various plants including Lorain eight at Otis Steel Contere and twelve at Corrigan, Metin nay county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Cleveland
Clevelas
Lorain
Otis Steel Contere
Corrigan
Metinnay County
Sees Need of Second Canal Swanson Says Nicaraguan Route Proposed
Secretary of the Navy Swanson said the Nicaraguan canal may be necessary within 40 to 50 years as world commerce grows, but he sees no immediate need or firm justification for its construction. He noted the route would shorten Atlantic Pacific sailing distances by about 900 to 1200 miles and would aid the U.S. Navy, though no formal position has been taken on building it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
United Press
Washington
Panama
Bennver
Qlantie A. Swanson
Atlantic
Pacific
Justifien
Ste
Canal
U.S. Navy
Ogy
Pete
Kay
Harro
Brim
Harrow
Pim
Bird
Dave
Oil Pools Planned in California Kansas and Michigan
Oil Administrator Harold L. Tekes approves plans to develop three oil pools in California Kansas and Michigan One pool in Topa-Topa field Ventura County California limits four producing wells in 1985 and requires wells to align with producing horizon Lewis Your Cowley County plan temporarily restricts further wells until a permanent plan is approved by the administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Harold L. Tekes
California
Kansas
Michigan
Topa-Topa
Venura
Calif
Lewis
Cowley County
Child killed in sight of mother on railroad tracks
Mahoning Pa Jan 2 a verified mother watched her 1 year old daughter killed when struck by a speeding Pennsylvania passenger train. The mother and child were walking along the tracks when they saw a freight engine approach. The mother stepped clear but the girl stood at the track’s edge as the train struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Pennsylvania
Mel
Karl Bern
Nay Lawsonhem
Heel
Stock Market Dull On First Trading Day Of 1935
New York Jan 2 stock trading opened dull with uneven activity. Industrials rose slightly while motors and steels showed mixed gains. Notable names cited include American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Motors United Aircraft Westinghouse Continental Can and others amid a list of prominent firms and sector moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tigter
Dui
Deaslom If
Palm Equipment Company
Shires
Atooit
American Smeltera
Amertcwn
Toiccees
Amagonam
Atlantic
Amduen
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Gsnaitian Pacific
Chrysler
Vatine
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Consolidated
Curtiss Wright Eho
General Motors
Kennecott International Nickele
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
N.Y. Gurbe Arkansas Gas
Assa Gas & Electi Cities Service
Stox Lane Star Gas
West
Governor elect Barle Meets Cabinet On Legislative Program
Governor elect George H Barle and cabinet members conferred in Philadelphia on January 2 to review the Democratic program and planned legislative items for the new administration to take office January 15. Barle said the meeting aimed to familiarize ex officio members with the program. California’s trees and nur series referenced in the second fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
George H. Barle
Democratic State Administration
Barle
Youre hating me Harrow says he’ll calm the plot
Kay confronts Harrow and Pete Ryan about the yacht intrigue and her loyalties. Harrow insists his methods are necessary to neutralize danger while Kay realigns with Pete who proposes marriage and escape to New Orleans. Kay wrestles with duty love and risk as she considers joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrow
Pete Sryan
Fete Ryan
Cone
New Orleans
Tam
Kay
Ion
Jongwee
Dirser
Yye
Pete Ryan
Beach Street
Eart Harrow
Tome Weys
Bart Harrow
Hint
Impulsive Yacht Plan Tests Kay and Pete in Love
Kay and Pete argue over leaving Harrow’s world for a new life abroad. Pete urges action, assuring no fear and promising a shared future, while Kay weighs duty, romance, and practicality. They move from doubt to tentative commitment aboard the yacht.
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