Bradford Oil Firm Plans Big Program in Ven
Bradford oil firm of Sjoan and Zook leases thousands of acres in Sugarcreek Township Franklin County for repressuring operations in the Franklin heavy crude district. Company estimates about one million dollars to bring the field into production but faces landowner refusals for leases. About half the desired acreage has been leased as the firm hopes to operate nearly all of Sugarcreek Township’s large tract.
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Pranklin
Sugarcreek Township
Bradford Oil Fim
Sjoan An Zook
Franklin Leavy Rude
Sugateresk Township
Roosevelt Challenge Sparks Praise and Protests in Capitol Clamor
The article records mixed reactions to a proposed Americas program. President Roosevelt is shown leaving the White House after a dramatic appearance as supporters urge unity and peaceful aims while critics warn of risks to neutral policy.
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Americas
New World
Capitol
Roosevelt
White House
House
Personal Mentions Reflect Local Visit and Travel
Local residents and visitors are listed with arrivals and departures. Dorothy Ole from Shawne Wisconsin visits East Bond street home of Mrs H A O'Hare. several families travel for funerals and holidays, including Henry Lauer in Youngstown Ohio, Mrs Mary Ainsbrowale's grandmother funeral, and Mary Murray with Leon Brown. Other names include Julia Cartier from Columbus and Corry, Adabelle Morton and Frank Morton Jr guests at Mrs Gertrude Morton, and Richard Milter with two siblings en route to Minneapolis for studies.
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Dorothy
Ole
Shawne
Wis
H. A. O'Hare
East Bond Street
Henry Lauer
Youngstown
Mary Ainsbrowale
Marcus Morcison
Brunonia
Hamot
Erie
Mary Murray
Leon Brown
Brie
Adabelle Morton
Frank Morton, Jr
Gertrude Morton
Julia
Cartier
Boan
Columbus
Corry
Peekskill
N.Y
Richard Milter
Alen Bennett
Marie Bennett
Fort Jay
Minneapolis
Sheffield
Lorena Porter
Winter Haver
Fla
P. IF. Haines
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Fred Burlingame
Song
Gertrude Allen
Spartansburg
J. D. Planigan
Loyd Ruppersberger
Clarence Kiron
Drie
Misa Dorotha Williams
Grinnell Town
Tom Williams
Toy Joy
A. M. Litz
Gre
Meredith Mogle
Charles Davison
Union City
Sue Stullen
Ab Hor Horns
Miss Fogle
Richard Halfast
Jody
Betty Jean
Hazel Ramsdale
Winksburg
Mimer Shuss
Former Corry Resident Dies in Olean Home
Wiliam Keilbaugh, a former Corry resident who ran a taller shop on South Center street, died at his home in Olean. Funeral services are planned for Monday in Olean. He is remembered by many old residents. his widow and two daughters survive.
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Duane Bracken
Wiliam Keilbaugh
Olean
Keilbaugh
Corry
South Center Street
Western Union
Rumor of Salary Slashes Shakes County Board
rumors of possible pay cuts by the county salary board circulated Friday in the courthouse. One new member reportedly favors reductions, but he may be isolated as the board consists of Commissioners Helen M. Schinzaff, Thomas W. Walley, Elton J. Pink and Controller Harvey M. Willis. Each department head also votes on employee pay rates.
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Kumors
Court House
Sid
Helen M. Schinzaff
Thomas W. Walley
Elton J. Pink
Harvey M. Willis
Thompson's Barasma Tablets Backache Remedy Ad
Don’t suffer from backache. Clean out your kidneys to purify blood and relieve headaches dizziness and pains. Thompson’s Barasma Tablets stimulate kidneys and gently align bowels liver and stomach. Take Barasoma Tablets today and feel better. 50e at all drug stores.
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Thompson
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Hasbrouck
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. for Mrs Mary Katherine Hasbrouck of Brook Street at Davison Funeral Home. Rev Perry B Haines assisted by Rev W A Johns conducted the service. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Frank Place Henry Lauer Clyde Cook and Ralph O Ely. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Frank Place and daughter Mrs Hans Wellejus of Erie and Mr and Mrs Henry Lauer of Youngstown Ohio.
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Mary Katherine Hasbrouck
Brook Street
Davison Funeral Home
Perry B. Haines
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Johns
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frank Place
Henry Lauer
Clyde] Cook
Ralph O. Ely
Hans Wellejus
Erie
Youngstown
Funeral of Mrs Clint Clifford
An image gathering of relatives and friends followed funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Clifford wife of Clint Clifford of Akron Ohio at Bracken Keating Funeral chapel. Rev B R Lewis conducted and played violin as Hazel McKay accompanied. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Renn Mello Harry Miles Louis LaPaze and James Shaver. Attending from out of town were Clint Clifford and two children Joyce and James Akron. Charles Laveland Vestal. Glenn Group Erie. Donald Group Pittsburgh. Benson Bruce Lowville. E N Bailey and daughter Geneva Johnson Bear Lake. Archie Jackson Youngsville. R P Davis and S S Davis Harbor Creek.
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Elizabeth Group Clifford
Clint Clifford
Alon
Bracken Keating
B. R. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Hazel McKay
Pine Grove
Renn W. Mello
Harry Miles
Lous LaPaze
James Shaver
Orler
Clint Cligford
Joyce
James
Akron
Charles Laveland
Vestal
Glenn Group
Erie
Donald Group
Pittaburgh
Benson Bruce
Lowville
E.N. Bailey
Geneva Johnson
Bear Lake
Archie Jackson
Youngsville
R. P. Davis
Davis
Harbor Creel
Rites Held for E J Hughes GAL
Private funeral services were held for Edward J Hughes 72 who suffocated in his home in Erie. The Edward Hanley and Sons funeral home conducted the services and burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Sister Mrs Jain Boland of Worth Street survives from the city.
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Edward J. Hughes
Erie
Edward Hanley and Sons
Calvary Cemetery
Jain Boland
Worth Street
Death Claims Arthur Newth In Corry Swenby
Arthur Newth 233 Hast Souti atreel Corry Swenby resident died at Corry hospital shortly before 4 this morning after several weeks illness. Born May 1 1883 in England he came to Corry about twenty years ago and was a member of the Fount M B Church. Survived by wife and children John Louis Newth Mrs Charles Ball Mrs Anna Lee Frank Newth and Mrs Verle Edwards. Remains taken to Brookeniosting funeral chapel for services Monday at 2 30 p m with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel anytime.
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Arthur Newth
Corry Swenby
Corry Fospital
Mr. Newth
England
Corry
Fount M. B
John
Louis Newth
Charles Ball
Anna Lee
Stock market gains amid Roosevelt tax stance and demand
New York investors pushed prices higher as Roosevelt signaled no new taxes and relief cuts possible. Steel, autos, aviation, oils, and building shares led advances while utilities and silver lagged. rail and motor stocks showed notable activity with mixed short-term profit taking. Closing quotes highlighted gains in American Can, General Electric, U S Steel, Westinghouse, and other large issues.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
Lehman
Dow-Jones
Mndustrial
Gsina
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Lt.s. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Union Pacific
Ila
East Texas
Motors
Coppera
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Locomotive
American Smelteray
American T & T Y
Amacona Se
BOM Atlantic Refining
AUDUN
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Gyats Ceedues de Saeed
General Electric
Calif
Studebaker
Csecas Ob
US Steel Cee Ag United Corp
Woolworth
Bank Must Surrender Mellon Tax Case Records
Judge Robert Mr. Gibson ruled Union Trust records must be provided for tax appeals against Mellon. The bank refused citing irrelevancy and client confidences, but the judge held search and seizure rights are the sole issue and subpoenas may not be resisted.
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Union ‘Trust
Mellon
Robert Mr. Gibson
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Harry Stockwell
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Bradford Oil Firm
Trict
HL. Smith
Nestor Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Johnson
Seer Eet
Mary Hasbrouck
E. J. Hughes
Gal Vier
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