Frienman Couple Enjoy Calm Erie Day Outing
Mr and Mrs P J Frienman completed a peaceful day on Erie shore after arriving this morning for a relaxing visit near the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Frienman
Erie
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
5
Visits and travel notes from a Warren area social page
Local society mentions several residents traveling for services and visits. Mrs. Jerome Haigat and Mrs. Q A Stennett were in Weetfield and Warren for family events, funerals, and memorials, while A L Foster West and Mrs Torek of Cleveland moved through the east and back. Other names include Mrs R Myers, Mr and Mrs Richard Dawson, Mr and Mrs Robert King, and Mrs Margaret Brooke visiting relatives and attending services in Warren and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Haigat
Weetfield
Q. A. Stennett
Warren
Hughes
Mr. Stennett
A. L. Foster West
Mr. Torek
Cleveland
R. Myers
Spartansburg
Hery
Kyre
Higmund Reed
Jamestown
R. F. Reed
Perkins
West Congress Street
N’ Warren
Iyides
MD. Purcw
Newarie
Moraie
Robert Puscell
Mrs Fred Hall Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Fred Hall of 476 Wayne Street Corry dies after a week long illness following a stroke like attack. She was born May 7 1842 in Spring Creek PA and was active in local lodge groups. Survived by husband one daughter two brothers four brothers and sisters and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from the family home with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Uuns
Pauline Hall
Fred Hall
Wayne Street
Gorey
W A
Hs City
Hall
Flow
Bwé Pters
Arthur Carises
Gar Jung
Polly Raymond
Corry Ison
Robert Shden
Budget Items Appear in Legislature's Careful Review
The report shows allocations for state hospitals and institutions including $0729,000 to the state hospital for the insane and $4,940,000 for feeble minded care. It lists $9,500,000 for state aided hospitals and $650,000 for state aided homes. Additional funds cover forest and waters projects, swamp development, land purchases, the aeronautics bureau, and park commissions with various regional allocations. A $200,000 line funds the Emerson-Brantingham building purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
State Hospital
AAB
Ette
Internal Affairs
New Aeronautics Bureau
Parks One
Valeley Forge
Washington Pork Crossing
Pennsylvia State Park
Aind Harbor Commission
Enia and Ohio River Canal Board
Emerson-Brantingham
Coolidge to Leave No Debt After Presidency
Washington reports President Coolidge plans to quit with no deficit left. Sources say present deficit nears 879 million dollars but will be dissipated by income to be paid March 15 and June 19. The White House conveyed this assessment as final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Cool- Tage
Steel and motor firms dominate late market listings
A dense rail and industry ledger highlights companies including General Motors, Kennecott, and American Smelting as major market players. It lists steel firms, oil brands like Shell and Skelly, and rail lines such as Illinois Central and New York Central, indicating a broad industrial snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante Heming
Marland
Simms
Sinclair
Skelly Oil
New York Central
Penns RR
Illinois Central Reading
St.Paul
Seaboard Common
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Steels
American Locomotiven i
Bethlehem Staci
Republic Steel
US Steel _ . co
American T&t American Woolen Armory A
Continental Gan
Goodrich Rubber
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