Personal Visits Highlight Jamestown Day In The Gazette
Local paragraph notes visitors and travelers with relatives across Erie, Jamestown, and Corry. Residents and guests include Misses Partholme and Bonsteel. Mrs. Mouher and children from Youngsville. Mr. Buerkole’s Pittsburgh trip. Mrs. Barnes post Harrisburg Federation visit. Mege Crippen in New York. Oswalt family from Butler. Mrs. Hudson visiting Wiile. Miss Medi to Greenville. and many others with hospital, civic, or family ties.
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Margaret Partholme
Neylon Schreckengoet
R.N
Maud Gordon
Guy Lindney
Jamestown
Charlee Zenns
Maywitle
General Hospital
Dilfwrence ‘Mouher
Chtilaren
Robert
Larry
Yourngsville
Chese
M. Buerkole, Jr
Pittsburgh
Alice
Erie
W. M. Hoffman
C. Barnes
Harrisburg
State Federation of Pinnyylvania Women
Milas Mary Jane Adams
Elsie Hudson
Wiie
Mrs. Hanes
St Edward's PTA Plans Card Party Event
St Edward's PTA held a meeting to set a date for a card party in the school hall. The event is planned for Monday evening February 1 with arrangements for a large and successful affair. After the meeting members were served hot chocolate and refreshments by Mrs Leo Rhynard, Mrs Janes O'Brien, and Mrs Charles Crowe.
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St. Eawat's
Ertefit
St. Edward's Hall
PT. A
Leo Rhynard
Janes O'Brien
Charles Crowe
Card Party at St Elizabeths Hall
The next series of card parties hosted by the ladies of St Elizabeths church will be held next Tuesday evening January 12 in the church. Organized by Mrs Rudolph Bachemer Mrs Paul Fox Mrs Merwin Cobbett Miss Helen Woddechowd Miss Gertrude Sthadell and Miss Morence Bashot ner. Only five hundred will be played with awards and refreshments served.
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St. Elizabeth's Church
Rudolph Bachemer
Paul Fox
Merwin Cobbett
Helen Woddechowd
Gertrude Sthadell
Morence Bashotner
Miss Batty Roach's weekend visit on East Main Street
Miss Batty Roach of Brie is home for a weekend stay with her parents Mr and Mrs E J Roach and Emily at East Main Street. A bank statement from Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania shows a 1936 year end report of condition with deposits loans and capital details sworn before a notary.
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Batty Roach
Brie
E. J. Roach
Emily
East Main Street
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
U. S
Real Bank
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Annual Meeting Tonight
The annual congregational meeting of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will be held Monday evening in the parish hall after a 6:30 dinner. Vestrymen will be elected and church matters of interest discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Sleet and Snow to Follow Rain Across Western PA
Weather forecast warns of sleet and snow following rain as a Western Pennsylvania system moves in. Temperatures drop from the previous day’s warmth while rivers rise, with the Allegheny cresting around 9.35 feet in Franklin and Pittsburgh expecting a 19 foot crest as the confluence with the Monongahela and Ohio nears. Traffic hazards rise with tonight’s wintry mix and lingering cold into Sunday.
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Corry
Franklin
Allegheny
Pitt&burgh
Monongahela
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Appeal for bed outfit and crutches for ill boy
Local paper reports an appeal from the Amencuts Red Grass group for a complete single bed or light bed outfit and a pair of crutches. The items are needed for a boy being brought home from the hospital Sunday. contact through Stewart's hat shop for pickup or donation.
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Stewart's Hat Shop
Week of Prayer Services Conclude Sunday Night
The week of prayer services with Protestant churches in Austin ends Sunday night at the United Brethren in Christ Church with Rev. Parry b. Adines of the M. F. Ghondi delivering a sermon on “Wor Thine ighe Kingdom, the Power and the Glory.” Rev. H. Ray Harris addresses the Salvation Army Citadel on “Lead Us Not to Temptation” Friday’s event features Mt E. Church and Adjutant John Sullivan sharing, with music provided by the church chair.
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Austins
Wilty
United Brethren In Christ Church
Parry B. Adines
M. F. Ghondi
Vation
H. Ray Harris
Mt E
John I) Sullivan
Te Salvation Army
Bombings Blamed on Prolonged Political Feud
Bombings damaged two games in Kalpmont Pennsylvania amid a continuing political feud. No injuries were reported though members of the two rival families, including Nicholas Goreteli and Morris Burch, were shaken by blasts at a three story frame scene and a related location shortly apart.
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United Press
Kalpmont
Nicholas Goreteli
Morris Burch
Mem ‘Bians
Ech
Policy to Avoid Strikes at Continental Fire Works
Connellsville Pa January 9 directors of Continental Fire Works Manufacturing Co adopt a policy to prevent labor difficulties. In the future only stockholders and officials of the company will be employed in the plant.
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Connellsville
Continental Fire~works Manufacturing Co
Hse Company
Complaints Heard As Prowlers Plague Local Neighbors
Police received complaints about prowlers harassing residents in the area near the Fire Ward Ole hatte tma and other homes. Officers searched Wielatriet that night without success as the investigation continues.
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Aga
Inguinia
Ward
Ole Hatte
MYO
Plan for Three Social Events Amid Church Group Effort
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held a meeting in Abe Presbyterian cinema as funds and pledges were discussed. Plans were made to host social functions before the annual meeting in March, with silver offerings to support the society. Committees were appointed to organize changes at members homes and to oversee the fundraising program, with an enjoyable program featuring singing and a piano quartet.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Abe
Presbyterian Cineen
Haney Smith
Ior
Smith
Ure Siciety
Tollwood
Thretiling
Reel Sole
Harry Shirer
Herold Patterson
Mra
Josh Bolandy
Wtromentol Plano Quartet
Barton Smith
Brice ‘Thoras
Mikiped Dimuton
Roy Streit
I Ohange
George Kete
MacLeos
Linepede
Mees M. MacDonald
Constante of Nature in Early Physics Text
The piece discusses constants of nature as unchanging quantities in natural phenomena. It cites the speed of light as 186,770 miles per second and mentions Earth's rotation period and atomic weights as examples of constants used in chemistry and physics.
Market Gossips on Steel Shares Reach New Highs
United Press Financial Editor reports a volatile session in New York stocks with steel shares pushing to new highs since November and broader Industrial section gains offset by late selling. Major names including United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Allied Chemical American Can Amex Aviation and several utility and railroad stocks showed mixed moves as investors weighed the budget and presidential address while awaiting clearer guidance.
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Elmer c. Walzer
United Press
New York
Steel
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Motte Alia
North American Aviation
Aviation Corporation
Electris Boat
Fem
American Steel
American Woolen
Electric Power & Light
Fajardo Sugar
Houston
Inspiration Copper
Invernational Agricultural
Miami Copper
Chis Stone & Webster
Allied Chemical
Ambrade
Deelview
American Telephone
American Power & Light
Columbia Gas
Consolidater Edison
Montgomery Ward
Electric Power
National Power
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Service of New Jersey
Sears, Roebuck
Southern Railway
Texas Corporation
SA. 8
Wall Street
Congress
American Smelters
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtisa-Wright Columbia
Chrysler Gantino
Cary Whamesseer
General Bleowie
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward National Daley
Gentral
Northern Pac
Olix Steel Packard
Sss Ceva Paramount Ple
Penna & R
Pure Oil Fladie
Loommy Vacuum
Standard Oil
Gallt
Standard
Studebaker
Texas Co
United Géro
US Steel
Warner Tron
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown
Gary Aukanian Gaysone
Ome
Avro
Asso Gas Electric
Cites
McCord
Lone Stay Gas
Trotsky in Mexico and Wisconsin’s rugged land feature
Exiled Bolshevist leader Trotsky survives in Mexico while Wisconsin’s 1190 acres of pebbled land showcase rocky terrain, cascades, and deep gorges along Black River and Hale Superior River with multiple waterfalls. The text links Tampico, Norway, and a Wisconsin landscape that includes carved features and scenic waterways.
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Mexico City
Seon Pratoky
Mexico
Norway
Loddy
Ruth
Tampico
Wisconsin
Miniwpata
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N “Gen
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Hopalong Cassidy
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Ernest
Williaits
Ileen
Hainot Hospital
C.V. Willard
West Church Street
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Milon i. Brown
Raph Weaver
Leona Vogt
Union City
Rena Sullivan
St. Petersburg
Fld
Ian
J. B. Sullivan
A. G. Postl
Terie
St. Edward's
T.A
ST. Elizabeth’s Hall
Alnot Rty
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Meadville
Salamanca
N. Y
Highone
Sien United Sa
Strickes
Aalking House
Pwrted
Otter Thin Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Coe
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Tatsl
Ieeo
United States
Pdadl
Emmanuel
Ill Boy
Perry F. Haines
A. B
Adjutant Sullivan
Cleveland
Agiven
Martin Carney
Absley
Root’s Furniture Store
Federal Reserve
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Federal Deposit Ing Gorp
Washington
Loblaw’s
Nia A.cemren
Grocetering
Orchard Park
Hearts
Calif
Trotsky
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