Regular meeting notes and social events recap
The New Era Westminster Guild met January 2 at Miss Virginia Sullivan's home for supper and discussion with a bake sale and waffle supper planned for coming months. The Albian Society and Cory Lodge held meetings, with hostesses and lunch served. several members noted improved health. Divorce counts rose in 1938 with 10 couples filing. August had the peak with 47 divorces. An advertisement advertises free demonstrations by Heecher and other local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
Westminster Guild
Janary
Virginia Sullivan
Turson
Me MicGttay
Ladies Aid Society of the
Cat Davis
Mott Street
Cory Lodge of
Fils
Els
Prothonotary
Heecher
Matt Gel
Charles Lindbergh
Helly's
Tao
Aire
Gari
West Bond Street
Ness
Pittsburgh
N. Cohen & Sons
Harold C. Gary
East Congress Street
Guy Abbey
Lothian
Mussc
John Ritkers
Lylé Thomas
Havig
Wweele
Blackmore Evangelish
White Cross
Lanston’s
Warren
Paul Weir
Bloomsburg
Hammond’s
Corry and Oil City News Roundup in 1928 Reports
City and vicinity notes report 1928 crime arrests and police data, local shop ads, club meetings, church society plans, fires, illnesses, and civic notes. Entries cover arrests totals by Chief William Detzel, 1928 tax collections, hospital updates, social gatherings at the B M Club and Baptist Missionary Society, coal and building supply ads, and local incidents including a fatality risk and a courtroom-linked case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
Will J. Wilcox
Erlevity
William I Detzel
Vetseyans of Foreign Wars
West
Washington Street
A. W. Rauather
Earl Jaclson
Burlingame
Gison
Kundly
Perry Lyons
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Dry
Rie
Emmet S. Parker
Rolla Metray
Jack Valeritour
Kane
Dorothy Watterson
Lhe Gaughier
W. J. Witterson
Oil City
West Tirsitatraut
Benjamin
Louide
Mthef Brogdon
Rilo
Pennie A. Wilcox
Thousands line up at Ford auto plant hiring office
Five thousand men queued at the Ford Motor Company plant in Detroit as the firm cut back hiring for the second day. Despite eight degree temperatures, workers waited since midnight hoping to be among the hundreds hired daily to expand the payroll toward thirty thousand new employees over five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Munger
First Avenue
Oil City
Shea & Walraven
Tutt
Kane Republican
Bil Altman
Warren Sutui- Gay
Townley
James W. Ramsey
Wrink Lin
Pennsylvania
Istrict Kiwanis
Ike Sistoaichll
Ol City Kiwauls Club
Titusville
Exon
Corry
Corry Fibre Furniture Company
Bondstreet
Prinis A Wilcox
Narcissa Peterson
Philadelphist
Jamestown
M. Y
Narcissa
Oscar
Bergdahl
Narciasa
Ciaiden Parker
Lake Pleasant
Erie
Charles H. Walker
Mill Village
Will Serer
Ele County
Harrisburg
Edward Martle
Albert Smith
Ware Ten
Brooke Strest
Chet” Brewer
Keystone Five
Eie Ust
Leo Trott
Grace Sunmucks
Whitley Avenue
Gre
Trott
Ou City
United Fr
Detroit
Mich
Fordaom
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Caligari
Mary
Jobin
Ernest Lubitsch
Adolph Zuker
Jesse Lasky
Sinter
Emil Jarminge
Emil Jannings
Fon
George Arliss
Vladimir Sakolatt
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Gzar Paul
Booth
the Barretts
Mansfield
Irving
Novelli
Jannings
Paul
Gzar
Lubitach
Lows Stane
Count Pablen
Aubtle
Debonatra Machiavelli
Beutuses
Russia
Lewis Stone
Stonn
Florence Victora
Ostermann
Panlen
New Scale of Rates on Oil Products
Washington report outlines a proposed rule scale for petroleum products shipped from western territories to eastern and southern destinations. The Interstate Commerce Commission would extend its general rule structure investigation following a Hoch-South revolution proposal by examiners Joan B. Keeler and P. B. Peyzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unikeg Rrea
Washington
Jan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joan B. Keeler
Peyzer
Hotel chef found with bullet in head turns death case
Wilkes Barre reports a hotel chef aged 30 was found dead in bed with a bullet wound in his head. He reportedly died by suicide amid ill health. Finsalin, author of hotel management books, was also an artist whose work earned a medal from King Leopold of Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyumicuries Wilkes
Kiwanis Club Appoints Committees For Year
Kiwanis Club, led by President Clifton M. Howard at the Hotel Corty luncheon, announced committee appointments for the year. The list includes Agriculture chaired by C. Hoffmaster with A. Palmer and C. Spiller, Education Fund led by N. T. Gillette with W. Peake and W. W. Graham, and Public Affairs chaired by Worth Himmond with C. Christensen and J. Lawson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Clifton M. Howard
Kiwanis Club
H. Hoffmaster
Artiny Palmer
Clyde H. Spiller
Edward Rosters
Itttin
Pronk England
R. A. Van'lasstlo
Mark Mf. Coyle
Hesky Bales
Elton Blair Dowlors
al Eb. Smith
Ohne Mining
Ny T Gillette
Vers
Graham Education Fund
T. Gillette
Watter Peake
W.graham
R. W. Brown
John Martin
Frank Wimner
Water Mere Tik Winwice
Merle Drake
W_ Stewart
Charles Keating
Fuller
Whiner Gilhuilson
Whilrman
Dy. d. F. Tluott
de N. Z. Gillette
Sedric McCall
Willer Merriel Law9
Reguinlions
Wi L Peake
Chairmin GG
Byrker
Prune Parson
Mumbership
Ray Gye
Mervyn Nast
Worth Hanmidad
Chaiman
Shiiley Nichols
Howard
Arthur Palmer
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Wing -Willi
King’s Castle
West Church Street
WM. van Vleet
Ford Auto Plant
THE
Christmas Glub
Federal Reserve Bystem
Kaynee
Shea
Walraven
Benjamin Decasseres
Motion Pictures Today
Rex Theatre
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