Social notes from Corry and surrounding towns
Mrs R R Powers traveled to Nort East Pa yesterday with Mr Powers Richard and Judy Bynd for a short guest stay at daughter Mrs M Davis. Jennie Ames and son Geo N Oncult visited Cleveland then returned home. Robert Himquist came from Washington DC after ten days for Gerry Tamestown work. Mrs Arta S Welch left for Erie visits. Delbert Dalrymple of Erie visited, then returned home. Jay Avery of Sharp will visit over Sunday with Mrs C K Wlrey family. Mary Jean White, Villa Maria student, spending time with mother Mrs W M White and friends. I B Mont returned from Williamsport on Raymond Co business. J Fred Kinley visited from Norristown to see parents Mr. and Mrs Charles Kinley. Danville’s Andrew Paulson noted. James Sullivan and Gileya Ruppersberger visited Brie. Allen Dean and sister Mrs Richard Bates of Westfield N Y staying with mother Mrs Richard Irving at Hotel Corry. A L Foster left for Ol City on business. Blanchard to visit Williamsport soon. Mr and Mrs R G Dawson of Warren plan a San Francisco trip January 25 and California and Seattle stops. Tustin Butters to Erie for business. recently named Metropolitan Life agent for Corry district.
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R. R. Powers
Nort. East
M. Davis
Washington , D. C
Gerry- Tamestown Manufacturing Conpareon
Arta S. Welch
Erie
Delbert Dalrymple
Myx
Jay Avery
Sharon
Airs
C. K. We Wlrey
Mary Jean White
Villa Maria College
Rere
W. M. White
Blanche Loveland
I. B. Mont
Williamsport
Raymond Co
J. Fred Kinley
Norristown
Charles Kiniey
West Bend Street
Kinley
Mr. Kinley
Danville
Andrew Paulson
James Sullivan
Gileya Ruppersberger
Brie
Calif
Los Angeles
California
Seattle
Wash
Tustin Butters
City notes Sterrett reappointed as city assessor
Andrew J Sterrett who headed the assessor bureau was discharged two years ago after the 1983 triennial assessment and was reappointed to a four year term by Wall The council approval surprised others in city hall due to Sterrett’s satisfactory work for the Pinnge Director Me haffey Franklin school board unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing issuance of 100000 in 30 year bonds at 2.75 percent callable after ten years Proceeds will fund the construction of a new junior high school building
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Les
Andrew J. Sterrett
Paince Harry Holmes
Wall
Pridsy
Sterrett
Bureau
Pinnnge
Mehaffey
Franklin's School Board
Lastight
Iby Fant
Fellowship for Peace Dinner in Meadville
The Fellowship for Peace hosts a dinner at the Meadville Presbyterian Church on Monday January 20 at 6 15 with Ruth Lyon Davies of Buffalo NY as speaker on Strategy for Peace. A meal follows and reservations are via Mrs W W Hall at 581 Cheat Neck Street Meadville telephone SUM.
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Fellowship For Peace
Meadville
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Lyon Davies
Buffalo
N.Y
Davies
Wilson College
Buffalo Y
DLC
A. Cormerly
Hom
Drs. B. T
Miller
American Association of University Women
Hauptmann hunt widens as new clues surface
The investigation into the Lindbergh kidnap continues with renewed searches for suspects including a mysterious money changer known as John who spoke with a Scandinavian accent. Authorities focus on whether John acted as an accomplice while reviewing witnesses and a ransom note forged in gold ink found by Penny-In-Slot Gysle Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crom
Vidin
John
Hebptmann
Hauptmann
Summer
J. F
Jatsie
Condon
Chaples
Lindtéreh
Lindbergh
Lipsimie
J. Baulker
New York
Faulkter
Wishudlag Jaffia
Archadpepanoies
Y M C A Dinner Meeting Set for Monday in Corry
The Corry Branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association will hold its annual dinner at the Hotel Corry Monday evening. Dr. G S Hoyt of Grove City College will deliver the keynote message to 1935 gatherings. D A Hillstrom will preside as total chairman, with talks by Philo Dix state secretary of the Y M C A and local leaders outlining the association’s work and plans for the annual fund canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Young Men
G. S. Hoyt
Grove
Guy Gallege
Hoyt
A. Hillstrom
Philo Dix
Bitter cold grips nation as storm roars eastward
A severe winter storm lashes the Midwest and pushes east with heavy snow and gale winds. Snow depths reach high marks in New York area while Chicago airports cancel landings. Grounded flights spread from coast to coast. Cleveland to Newark service continues overnight but likely to halt as the storm intensifies. Forecaster J R Lloyd warns of a bitter cold wave with zero temperatures expected by Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newar
Chicago
Gleveland
Newark
M. J
J. R. Lloyd
Card of Thanks for Commandment Play Cast and Supporters
The Junior Welfare League extends thanks to the cast of the Commandment the merchants and all others who assisted in the production.
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Junior Welfare League
Market Gossip: Utilities Rally as Stocks Edge Up
United Press Financial Editor Elmer C Walzer reports a week of mixed market action. volume stayed high with several days above 2 million shares while uncertainty from Washington kept trends elusive. Utilities rose to a new high since 1933 as railroad shares and Bethlehem Steel moved, though autos cooled and overall leaders ended with modest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tradera
Iso
Union Pacific
Alaa
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
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Dairy CO
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Curt Priscillaz
Cus Cottagm
Montgomery Ete
Mosis
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