Walker family travels and city visits noted
Wiard Walker of Chicago and his father W C Walker of North Center attach boarded for New York City after days in Une. Mr Walker will sail Saturday for four months in Europe visiting France Italy Germany and England. Mrs W M Weavers and S om Les ter were seen in the city today. A W Hoppensiedé returned to Buffalo this afternoon after a short stay. Miss va Kent left for Buffalo to spend the weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiard
Walker
Chicago
Une
W. C. Walker
North Genter Attach
New York City
Europe
Italy
Gham
England
W- M. Weavers
Som
Lester
A. W. Hloppensiedé
Buffdlo
Miss Va Kent
Buffalo
Gellar Johnson
Warren
al Watryus
Helen
Markell
Iment of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Cory Schools
Boyd Spencer
Warren County
Sam Randall
A. J. McCleland
Hyelyn
Waynesboro, Va
George Sloan
James M. Hassett
Northwestern District of Pennsylvania Women Meet in Corry Plans
Yesterday afternoon at the call of Mrs Hl Barnes president of the Northwestern District of Pennsylvania Women lay district conference committee met with the local Woman's Club from Gary at Mrs GT Barnewtlls home. Plans were made to entertain the Northwestern District Pennsylvania Women scheduled to meet in Corry on March 16 and 17. The meeting marks the twentieth anniversary of the district's formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. ©. Barnes
Equittee
Woman's Club
Gary
GT. Barnewtll
Corry
Local residents share visits and travel notes
Personal mentions report F A Loveland leaving Harrisburg on a business trip and many residents visiting or traveling to Erie Franklin Warren Warren County Union City and other nearby towns. Names include Mrs J B O Connor Mrs H Hossten Clifford B Smith Leo Hoylen Richard Miller Stuart Houghton Grace Marine Cora Crapser Bruce Banks Delia Clare Gladys Kolstne Ruthy Fivans Helen Markell and others with notes on camp work at Pymatuning Dam and railroad project injuries recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Loveland
Harrisburg
J. BF. O'Connor
Evie
Howard
Union City
L. M. Johuson
Cleveland
Ctme
Harry Agers
Lancaster
A. M. Lit
Erie
Leo Hoylen
York Gily
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Richard Miller
L. Mason
Stuart Houghton
Tomlay
Pymatuning Dam
Hosyville
Houghton
Grace Marine
Pittsburgh
Cora G. Crapser
Bruce Banks
Gaugster
Marie
Kathrys Powers
L. Campbell
Epring Creek
Bar! Hasbrouck
Helens Boteford
Gladys Kolstne
Ruthy Fivans
Clymer
Florris Kolstee
Wits
Delia Clare
T Creek
Glens
Spencer
Mesdville
Union Cily
Briel Railroad
Bell Executed Confessing to Single Murder
United Press reports Jahn Bell known as Toe Squealer died in the county jail electrocution at 12 05 pm after reasserting a discredited confession to the murder of Chicago reporter Alfred J Lingle. Bell had previously claimed innocence and a separate confession tied to gangster Leo V Brothers. Witnesses said Bell was not at the Lingle scene. Two others were found dead in a county murder case, Arthur Carnell and George W Louk, Carnell killing Louk then taking his own life after a quarrel.
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United Press
Chicago
Jahn B.—Frank
Toe Squealer) Bell
Alfred J. Lingle
hWad
Arieves
Chris Piaras
1Es- Aurans
Yassertents Innocense
Leo V Brothers
St. Louis
Lingle
Bell Hingelf
Slein
Arhur Carnell
Jay
George W. Louk
Ead
Carnell
Louk
Ala. D ALA. Met Thursday With Mrs. A Ella King
The Dawg Valley chapter held an interesting Thursday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. A Bile on South Center Street with twenty five members and one new member present. Reports were read and unfinished business discussed. Delegates were named for the annual convention in Washington DC. Mrs King spoke on General Lafayette and readings and solos provided entertainment. The hostesses served a repast, concluding a pleasant business and social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenshaw
Valley
Dawg
A. Bile
South Center Street
Mira
A. O. Sandburg
Witt
HL W
Loveland
Ben F Stary
J.B. Young
Jessie. Newton
G. 5. Bentley
King
General Lafayette
Freedom
Close of Market Stock Quotations Reported
Quotations from Log an and Bryan of Oil City show a summary list of many stocks. Names include Chrysler Continent Motors General Motors Packard Studebaker Willys Overland Continental Oil Sinclair Oil Pure Oil Texas Oil and several railroads and utilities. Strong entities named include New York Stock Exchange and companies across oil and motor sectors. The fragmentary listing notes market activity and assorted equities with partial company spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd Mrackey
Local Oil Firms Compete Amid Indiana Market Confusion
Fragmentary OCR item notes American Legimotive and Beihlehem Steel and Humble Oil in a competitive scene. Mentions U Bteel Sai I com curs and Mountain Produsers with references to Indiana and South Penn Oil. Vague notes on York Curb and 104-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil
Mountain Produsers
Indiana
Ball Creel
Owen Eyes
South Penn Oil
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Houston
Walter Huston Kent Douglass
Helen Chandler
Gorry
Or City Trust Company
Oil City, Fe
Lik
Wagner
Bell
Squealer
Universal
Root Furniture Store
D. Ala
A. Ella King
Butle Copper & Zino Thon
Dh Kennicott
Chrysler
Continent Motors
General Motors
Foupmobile
Packard
Studebaler Yyer
Willys Overland
Olive Tuck Pi
Atlantis
Sls
National Supply
Pitts Unite Cor
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Eae
Sinclair Oil Soofed
Sovony Vacuum Ohio
Texas Oil
Rails BR Devt
Canadian Pacific
Gt Western Evie Great, Northern
Missouri Pavifit
Northern Pacific
New Yorke
Sylvania Electric
E. Doane
West Main
Beihlehem Steel - U
American
Benffix Aviation UU
Olan Gas & Bh
National Dairy Fen
Westinghouse West
Airbrilia
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wrigal A
Paramount-Pamous
General Electel
Commonwealth & Southam
Tri-Continental United Comm
Standard Brands
Pittsbut
Agra Supply
jAviansny Gas
Associated Gas
Central States
Lectuic
Columbia Gas & Oi
Lone Star Gas
Vmo Sans Pipe
the Fair Store
Enna
Enna Jettick
Onger
Newhouse
Center St
Corry, Pa