Local natives on business and visits across towns
Samax Harry Keten of Buffalo enjoyed yesterday at home after a business visit in Corry. Mrs C Shoap traveled to Brie for a day visit with friends. Mrs J Kibler spent today in Warren on professional business. Cav Johnson and Harold Rauscher attended a meeting of Pennsylvania Electric Company employees.
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Samax
Harry Keten
Buffalo
Corry
C. E.shoap
Brie
C. Kibler
Warren
Cav Johnson
Harold Rauscher
Bke
Pennsylvania Eleptric Company
Personal notices of visitors and movements in the city
Personal mentions report numerous residents and visitors traveling by motor train or visiting relatives in Erie Driftwood Union City Warren and Pittsburgh. Names include Dorothy Bugbee Bert Stockton N Troy Gillette Judy Ann Loveland Amelia Tryon Virginia Lovejoy Mayme Mulheim and others with several hospital and funeral notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bugbee
Brig
Hiarold Anderson
Charles Bughhee
Bert Stockton
Stockton
Motor
Florida
Troy Gillette
Westfield
N. J
Wright Hilyard
A. M. Lite
A. J. Schaub
Erie
John §. Wyatt
A.M
Meadville
Masons
Masonic Temple
Harold Loveland
Judy Ann
Evie
City
Mia
Francis Duke
Lovelaid
Jewel Micisto
Corry Hospital
Driftwood
A. D. Taylor
M. Caldwell
Maple Avenue
Union City
Amelia
Tryon
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Virginia
Walter Fredlund
Jamestown
R. R. Meer
Wright Struct
Joseph O'Connor
O'Connor
Nolan Lovejoy
Betty
R. Laird
Gerald Laird
Mary
Isnberger
Warren
Pittsburgh
Sadie Mulheimm
Mayme Mulheim
Eriehis
Lillian Carney
Corty
New York City
Sele
Hanleyuneral
William W. Myers
Akron
Rev O Connell Honored Guest At Reception
Rev. Fr. O Connell was honored at a large reception in the Corry parish. The event featured remarks from local clergy, musical solos by Mrs Keleher and James Sullivan, and a substantial gift from congregants and friends. About 300 attendees praised his 30 years in the city and wished him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Rhynard
Paul Pourney
Martini Ressler
James F. Hopkins
St. ‘Titus’ Church
Titusville
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas
Father O'Connell
Yabjeh
Frank Keleher
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Fr. O'Connell
Fr Hopkins
Corry
Hast Brady
John Ring
Union City
Garl
Heidi
St. Elizalbeth's Church
D. Warren DeRosay
Corrylodge
Elks
Graves
Walher O'Connell
Death of Miss Lillian Carney in New York City
Miss Lillian Carney formerly of Erie died in New York City from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock at the Hanley Funeral Home in Erie. She was a milliner and survived by a sister Mrs Marie Havens a brother Roward Carhey and three aunts in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ullian Carmey
New York City
Erie
Hanley Pineral
Misa Carney
Marie Havens
Roward Carhey
Chicago
H. Mainey
Margaret O'Donnel
George Neates
Corry
Walter Stufflebeam Dies at Columbus Home
Walter Miron Stufflebeam died at his Columbus Pennsylvania home at sixty seven years of age. He was born in Grand Valley son of Aldan and Elnore Stufflebeam. He married Amanda Ficher in 1889 and had three children. Survived by second wife Fr Seamens and seven grandchildren. Prayer services Saturday at 11 30 at Columbus home with funeral 1 30 at Grand Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miron Stufflebeam
Columbus
Grand Valley
Aldan
Elnore Stuffisbeam
Stufflebeam
Amanda Ficher
Chil
Akley
Bertha Busborough
Warren
Decreased
Lena Wright
Brace- Ohio
Fr Seamens
Leon
Titusville
Alba
Union City
Robert
Ashville
Ide Dreamer
He Sanford Duncd
Financial Outlook Mixed Amid Optimism and Cautious Bets
The stock market shows selective optimism with a cautious tone across industries. Bank earnings lag due to low rates despite record deposits, while refrigerator demand is expected to rise with Westinghouse predicting 1,850,000 units in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer GC. Walzer
United Press
New York
Supreme Court
TVA
Winthrop W. Aldrich
America
Chase National
Washington
Aldrick
First National Bank of New York
United States
Jackson H. Reynolds
Stocks Sell Off In Late Trading At Wall Street
New York stock markets plunged in the final half hour with heavy selling pushing major indices down more than eight points. Early trading had shown uneven gains as traders faced no clear news to explain the sell off and many leading shares closed at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spaghetti Dinner Held at Italian American Club
A large turnout enjoyed a spaghetti dinner last evening in the Italian American Club rooms at 22 1 2 West Main Street. Serving ran from 4 to 8 o clock, with the elite ladies committee serving the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Elitb
Ilmner
Corry Milk Consumers to Escape Price Boost
Corry residents will escape a one cent per quart milk price increase effective tomorrow in larger cities of the district. The increase to 11 cents a quart is set by the slate milk control board for communities with higher consumption where farmers receive slightly more than in this district for United mills. House for sale inquire 140 Yorke street stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvyites
Slate Milk Control Board
Uneit
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Ritz
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REX Aunsoar
Bette Davis
Franchot
Oakie
Alice Faye
Montgomery Ward
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corps
Washington D. C
Rev. O'Connell
Walter Stufflebeam
D.F. Lundquist
Cleveland
R. C. Cosgrove
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Cosgrove
American Smeltera
American T&t
Anaconda Sy
Atlantic Refining
Audus Eee
Bethlehem Steel
Benix Aviation
Curtis-Wright Ce
Tk Chrysler
Columbis Gas
Continental Call
Serine Auctirens
General Electric
General Motors
International Milen
Kennecott
National Daily
New York Centra
Northern Pactic
Otis Steel
Penna RR
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Bee
Woolworth
Youngatown & & TP
N.Y. Curtis
Arkansas Gag Wy Asso Gas& Electric
McCord Radio
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Yorke Street
Stir
Mittens
Paula
S’ AS Gan
ALL Children's
Indies
Helen
N. Center St
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