Officials On Latest Trading List Details Alleged Market Trades
Confection with congressional injuries prompts questions about gov insiders profiting in markets. Pace says he speculated in cotton and eggs since February 1947, earning 1500 to 1200 dollars not via inside information. Bruce, ambassador since July 1, is a Baltimore businessman. Walter S Salant notes a family member traded in his name. Winthrop G Brown claims 2716 dollars in grain trades from 1945 to 1946 and denies any inside information.
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HORE
Gov
Pace
State Department
Bruce
Baltimore
Walter S. Salant
Winthrop G. Brown
Brown
Penomel SOCIETY wedding links in Erie area notes
Miss Pauline Machac wed George Kinney Jr at St Elizabeth's Church with a reception at 10% West Main Street. The Kinneys plan to live at 122 Spring Street. Local and visiting relatives, college students, and workers from GE and Pene railroad figures into the extended social column, with numerous hometown updates and travel notes.
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Pauline Machac
George Kinney
L. Meldt
St. Elizabeth's Church
Adam Machac
Fifth Avenue
West Main Street
Ms. Kinney
Spring Street
Mr. Kinney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kinney
General Electric
Erie
Wedding Announcement for Darnofall Zuendel Pair
Miss Jeanor Zuendel daughter of Roy Zuendel of Tionesta and George Darnofall son of Mr and Mrs John Darnofall were married Sunday morning at 9 30 o clock by Rev Wallace R Stoepker at the Clymer Reformed Church. A gray suit with white carnation corsage for the bride and a gray suit with red roses for Miss Nollinger accompanied the couple. The wedding dinner and reception followed at Snyder Circle Community House. The couple will reside at 938 Delaware Street Eyie GE employees.
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Darnofall-Zuendel
Jeanor Zuendel
Roy Zuendel
Tionesta
George Darnofall
John Darnofall
Snyder Circle
Wallace R. Stoepker
Clymer Reformed Church
Dorothy Nollinger
Nollinger
Archie Wetmore
Mr. Darnofall
Darnofall
General Electric Company
Eyie
Delaware Street
N F Clubwomen Plan Sleigh Ride February Third
The N F Club members plan a sleigh ride weather permitting on February 3 towards Clymer then spaghetti at Byron Fitch home. The group met at Mrs. Martin Smith’s First Avenue home with ten members and two guests Mrs. Robert Parker and Mrs. Glenn Wright. Walter Rhodes won the travel prize for a 500 game and awards went to Mrs. Walter Pier Mrs. Frosten Pierson and Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Smith served a salad dinner. The next meeting is February 9 hosted by Mrs. George Woot of West Congress Street.
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N. F
Clymer
Byron Fitch
Martin Smith
First Avenue
Robert Parker
Glenn Wright
Walter Rhodes
Walter Pier
Frosten Pierson
Wright
Bridge Club Meets At McLaughlin Home In Evening
Mrs Wilbur Rickers and Mrs A P Dahlstrand attended as guests to Mrs Jack McLaughlin's bridge club. Two tables played with awards to Mrs Al Vanssens and Mrs Rikers. Refreshments included tuna fish salad rolls cookies and coffee. next gathering planned with Mrs Florence Daye of Concord street on February 8.
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Bridge Club
McLaughlin
Wilbur Rickers
A. P. Dahlstrand
Jack McLaughlin
al Vanssens
Rikers
Florence Daye
Concord Street
Baptist Rally at Sparta Draws Delegates from Area
A district rally of Young People's Societies met Monday night at the Sparta church. Rev. F G Whiteman led 17 delegates from Corry with attendees from Bethel Baptist Temple Erie Java Sherman Niobe and Edinboro. The Erie group presented a musical portrayal of the life of Christ then refreshments followed and plans were made to meet in February at Edinboro.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
F. G. Whiteman
Corry
Bethel Baptist
Erie
Java
Sherman
Niobe
Edinboro
Christ
Presbyterian Sunday School Leaders Meet in Frederick Street Home
The Presbyterian Sunday School leaders met at H. B. Smith home on West Frederick Street for the regular monthly session. Rev. Gilbert Hoyd led a lesson on The New Curriculum and outlined new literature available October 1, 1948. Merrill Paterson presided, Stanley Anderson announced plans to enlarge Sunday School rooms, and department needs were discussed. Refreshments were served by Misses Jean MacInnes Sara MacInnes Lona Merker and Hazel Merker.
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Cinot
Jean MacInnes
Sara ‘MacInnes
Lona Merker
Hazel Merker
Columbus Grange Holds Meeting With Program
Columbus Grange No. 875 met in the Grange Hall with Master Paul Trisket in the chair. Mrs Jean Messinger presented a lecturer program after routine business and roll call stories. Next meeting set for February 9.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No. 875
Grange
Paul ‘Trisket
Jean Méssinger
Mr and Mrs Desmond Honored Sunday at East Church home
A group of relatives visited Mr and Mrs Robert Desmond on East Church Street Sunday afternoon and presented gifts. Albert Fox and daughter Peggy, Paul Fox, H L Rowe, Mrs Victor Sye and children, and Jes sie Desmond attended. the gathering ended with a buffet of refreshments.
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Femay
Robert Desmond
East Church Street
Albert Fox
Peggy
Albert, Fox
Paul Fox
H. L. Rowe
Victor Siye
Jessie Desmond
Rheumatic Pain Relief Claim Promoted Locally
A local testimonial touts TRU-AID as a three part liquid remedy that allegedly cured a man’s rheumatic pains in eight hours. The ad urges readers to buy TRU-AID at Corry drug stores to end suffering.
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Corry
Unearthed Bones May Reopen 7 Year Old Case
State Police await pathology results to determine if Evelyn Thompson 3 disappeared August 2 1941 and was raped murdered and buried in her back yard after two men confessed to the crime. The claim follows separate statements given to police about the burglary of a box car near Lash Saturday.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Gap
A.J. Muridoth
Evelyn Thompson
John Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mine Fire Damages Grays Landing Coal Tipple
Fire at Hillman Goal and Coke Alicia No 3 mine in Grays Landing destroyed a coal tipple. Superintendent Thomas R. Jones estimates losses between 15000 and 20000 dollars, with a separate 2000 dollar loss noted.
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Greensboro
Hillman Goal & Coke Cos
Alicia No. 3
Grays Landing
Thomas R. Jones
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