Moore Returns Home After City Visit on Brent Co Business
Moore has gone to his home in Lackawanna after a city visit with friends. The trip included business in the interest of the W. T. Brent Company.
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Moore
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
5
Personal mentions of ill improve and travels in area
Notices list residents visiting homes and traveling for brief stays. Mrs Cyrus Buell of Webster and others have returned home after short city visits. G Jenkins came home after Monday in the city. Several residents, including Mrs Lola Palmer and Janice, Miss Alice Sil, Willard Dyckes, and Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson, spent the weekend with W J Dyckes family and returned Monday evening. Mrs W H Speck and daughter Eleanor left for Oil City. Mrs Wilson Creal and Nancy Warren visit Barker family in Warren. Mrs Barker and Mrs J C Bell were in Spartansburg, Salamanca, and Corry Jamestown area. Dr A G Rees left for Harrisburg for Governor Earle inauguration ceremonies. Commander W B Rogers returned to Washington DC after attending in Harrisburg. Orvel J St Pierre and Joe St Pierre connected with Jtm corp. George Stapleton on business in New York state. Bruce Ellsworth in New York state and eastern Pennsylvania on firm business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Buell
Webster
Harry Vetter
Snyder
Ernest Graf
Buffalo
G. Jenkins
Aries Oh
Lola Palmer
Janice
Erie
Alice Sil
Willard Dyckes
Warren
Harry R
Harrisburg
George Earle
Mr. Rees
W. B. Rogers
Lef Jast
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Harlsburg
Corry
Orvel J. St. Pierre
Jamestown
Joe
W. C. A. Hospital
Earle vows bold measures to aid masses in state policy
Governor Earle pledges tough action to regulate mills and utilities, curb lobby influence, and reform banking and building codes. He backs public ownership, a stringent public service law, and full disclosure of expenditures while urging a shift from dole to work relief. He defends budget realism and promises a businesslike administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Trust
Earle
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Harle
Washington
Rosevelt
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
O Jurnor
Local law limits seating in taverns to boost refreshment sales
The state board imposed a seating rule on beer parlors requiring patrons to remain seated for refreshments. Officials estimated that Seathie establishments also bought about 20,000 bar bets, reflecting broad compliance with the new regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sit Bown
Yiquoy Control Board
Aloo
Opportunity Club Meeting at East Smith Street home
An Opportunity Club gathering met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Raymond on East Smith Street with twenty seven members present. Mrs. J. B. Patterson led the meeting. a fundraising plan titled cloudy and sunshine boxes was adopted. A program followed with Mrs. Harald Patterson and Mrs. J. R. Patterson receiving inward prizes and Mrs. Dewey presenting vocal solos. After lunch, the group adjourned to meet February 11 with Mrs. C. L. Auer hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Raymond
East Smith Street
J. B. Patterson
Harald Patterson
J. R. Patterson
Dewey
C.L. Auer
Concord township resident Clavlod B McCray dies at 89
Clavlod B McCray, longtime Concord township resident, died at KiB Home near Lovells Station Monday morning at age 89, just shy of his 90th birthday. The body was taken to Alexander and Company General Home. funeral services will be held at 2:30 at McCray church, with interment in McCray cemetery. He is survived by his brother Lee McCray of Elgin and numerous nieces and nephews including Etta Brevillier, Henry Crowell of Brie, C B McCray, Dan Blakeslee, Robert Gates, Frank Crowell, Warner McCray, Robert McCray of Carry, 3 D Clark McCray of Elgin, A Lowe of Toronto, Walter Ingalls of Oakland, and Charles Crowell of Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordownship
Clavlod B. McCray
Kib
Lovells Station
Concord Township
Alexander and Company
McCray
Brether
Lee McCray
Elgin
Etta Brevillier
Henry Crowell
Brie
C. B. McCray
Dan Blakeslee
Robert Gates
Frank Crowell
Warner McCray
Robert McCray
Carry
3. D
Clark McCray
A. Lowes
Toronto
Can
Walter Ingalls
Oakland
Calif
Charles Crowell
Tishomingo
Okla
Marriage of Miss Mavie Lathrop to Walter Landers
Mr and Mrs Frank Lathrop of West South Street announce the marriage of their daughter Mavie Lathrop to Walter Landers son of Mr and Mrs Jay Landers of West Wayne Street The couple were married in Erie on Saturday January 5 by Rev D Oberkirche St Pauls United Evangelical Church Mrs Joseph Rathour of Wrie sister at the groom and Edward Harvey of Conny attended them They reside at 521 B Wayne Street Corry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lathrop
West South Street
Mavie Lathrop
Walter Landers
Jay Landers
Ast Wayne Street
Erie
D. Oberkirche
St. Paul's United Evangelical Church
Joseph Rathour
Wrie
Edward Harvey
Conny
Nervous Markets Over Gold Issue Grips U S and World
Turmoil swept global markets as the Supreme Court gold clause ruling sparked anxiety. Prices slumped across sectors with widespread declines in stocks and commodity plays, led by sharp drops in gold and silver related issues. Major names cited include American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, United Aircraft, and Westinghouse Electric, among others, with trading near the top of the page.
Spicer Improves After Axe Injury at Home
Improvement is reported in the condition of Harry Spicer who has confined to his home on Concern Street. While cutting wood his head was struck by an axe that caught on a clothesline end, causing a head wound. Several stitches were needed to close the wound and he endured noticeable pain.
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Harry Spicer
Concern Street
Van Dyke resigns as Philadelphia port collector
War ton Van Dyke, newly named state secretary of highways, announced his resignation as collector of the port of Philadelphia at the close of business today. The move comes as he assumes the new state post in Harrisburg. PS Stox Lane Star Gas West Pub Serv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
United Press
Harnisburg
Warton van Dyke
Philadelphia
PS. Stox Lane Star Gas - West Pub Serv
New York Nights With Harrow and Kay Experience
Kay Owen tours nightlife with Harrow and Spike Winch in New York, meeting rising stars and powerful men. Tense encounters unfold as Boris Warren and Abie Rick Caspar circle Kay while Harrow arranges a staged exit with armed allies. Kay weighs loyalty to Pete Ryan against dangerous liaisons and a looming gamble on her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harrow
Spike Winch
Pete
Kay
Central Park
Kay Owen
Key
Boris Warren
Warren
Vest
Bovi
Ina
Ben Lesehin
Spike
Por Kay
New
Tay
Bark
API
Movida
Earl Harrow
Caspar
Sang Froid
Visppen
Nick
Gray
Nik Caspar
Daytons
Ryan
Obuy
Spik
Bex
Alize
Auditornay
Angele
Florida
Pete Ryan
Tim
Boris
Be True to Yourself in Turbulent Broadway Affairs
In a tense scene Kay faces Marl Harrow confessing love as Pete Ryan frets over publicity. Harrow urges Kay to stay true to herself while Pete explains his fear of derailing her career and hints at a possible wait until life and fame align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Warren
Kany
Caspar
Kay
Marl Harrow
Hhe
Earl
Ant Kay
Bart Harrow
Don Tuan
Pete Ryan
Harrow
Pete
Boris
Ray
Keay
Peta
Mr. Harrow
Fitis Cove
Pate
Ford
Korn
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