Funeral Services for Samuel Spicer at Columbus Home
Funeral services for Samuel Spicer, longtime Corry resident, who died after a pneumonia illness at Comy Hospital, were held at his Columbus, Pis. home Wednesday afternoon. Rev W H Garnett officiated with Yella Carroll and Natale Dodd singing, burial in Pine Grove cemetery, bearers Clailn Cou James all Witkin Selianing and G C Whitelad. Relatives from away included Faulig Spicer Harriet Spicer, WeilsvilleAM E Me and Chiat 9 Thive, and son Thomas of Wait ren.
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Corry
Comy Hospital
Columbus
Pis
W. H. Garnett
Duride
Yella Carroll
Natale Dodd
Tatermone
Pine Grove
Clailn Cou
James All
Witkin Selianing
G. C Whitelad
Trom
Attenti Ue
Faulig Spicer
Herriet Spicer
Thomas Lylé Saxton
Jamestown
Line J. Saxton
A. S. Boag Anit
Kathryn Ann
Lawrence Park
Kathryn Purell
Vacalion
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Jean Snyder
Ann Olsey
Af Warren
S. V Stewart
H H Jones
Tony Joy
Cambridge Springs
Willis Price
Dick and
Bruce
Bear Lake
Wayne Price
Donna Kay
Price
Emmett Price
Francia Mahoney
New York City
Joan Bell
West Parte Place
Robert Fill
Exlinboro
Thomas Chambers Ant
Thomas, Jr
Emerson Spicer
Warren
Samuel Spicer
Walter Burlshart
Buffalo
Charlea W. Shaver
Famil
Euclid Street
Rotary Outing Planned at Findley Lodge
Corry Rotary Club members, led by President L. Morrow, prepare an afternoon and evening picnic at Findley Lake near Findley Lodge. The event, hosted by C. Ratter and club members, followed a Tuesday dinner meeting at the Corry hotel, with details announced for the Wednesday gathering.
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Yuung
Corry
Flower science taught Honolulu Garden Club plan
The Garden Club Gere in Honolulu aims to pass on to American women in the islands a scientific approach to flower arranging and orient science.
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Honolulu
Garden Club
Gere
Personal Mention of Local Residents Visits and Travel
A stream of social notes lists Dr and Mrs N Troy Gillette returning home by motor from Cannonsburg to Gonnellsvile Pa to spend the Fourth with family. Numerous locals are noted as visiting, hosting, or traveling to Jamestown Erie Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for leisure and business.
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N. Troy Gillette
Gonnellsvile
B. H. Harmon
Mmily
Mary Elizabeth Gillett
Michael Keleher
Huie
Giles Cook, Jr
Brie
Root
Alice Ranek
Tojay
Erie
Nellie Cumminsky
W Devin
Titusville
Philadelphia
G. B. Skylar
Kile
Arlene Mout
Youngavills
C. A. Mountain
Mast
Church Street
Margaret Bartholme
Mary
Gertrude Gaffney
Meyton Schreckengast
R. N
Walter Chaker
Albert Jacobs
Ripley
Ralph Bimers
John Fox
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Buffalo
W. A. Dunlop
McClintock
Pittsburgh
Early surrender of Freed's wife expected
United Press reports Carmelia Freed, wife of Edldie Freed, is believed to be with her husband in a Chicago hideout to surrender for questioning in the slaying of Armabelle Blake. Patlee Freed released Wade Freed after questioning him, amid jealousy-motive suspicions. Mrs Freed vanished after the shooting.
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United Press
Chicago
Carmelia Freed
Edldie
Ard
Armabelle Blake
Patlee
Wade Free
Saie Freed
Blake
Relief deadlock remains unbroken on relief fund transfer
Debate on a $1,000,000 fund transfer resolution continued as Republicans refused to pass taxes for relief. The plan, backed by Democrats, was defeated 89 to 12. A bi party conference committee was appointed to settle the dispute over a $3,000,000 transfer as both sides reconvened and refused to concede. Administrations Democrats pushed for $65,000,000 in relief funding, including $9,162,100 from a stopgap measure, while Republicans demanded $20,000,000 in 1983.
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House
Senate
Karl de Schwelnitz
Kage Rut Vane
Sotons
Bank Statement for Citizens National Bank of Corry PA 1936
Report of condition as of June 30 1936 for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania. It lists assets including loans and discounts U.S. Government securities and cash holdings, and liabilities like demand and time deposits. Bank officers certify the statement as true with notary confirmation and attestations by directors.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Ani Discounis
Loverdrafts Ark
United States
SECM
Feta Sonnsmae
Seo Abe Ee
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Trie
I. H. W. Parker
H. W. Parker
Lower fares spur reading business growth in June
Philadelphia based report shows June fares rising 82 percent from the same month last year. Preliminary figures estimate passenger revenues surpassing 300 thousand dollars, up from 227 thousand last June, with ticket sales contributing a 14 percent gain in June.
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Philadelphia
Dilly
Jumie
Kompares
Towa Ucket
Yune
Murray says AFL executive council lacks power to expel unions
Pittsburgh July 9 Philip Murray chairman of the committee on industrial organization said he believed the executive council of the American Federation of Labor cannot expel One GTO unions from the federation. Expulsion of international unions would require a two thirds vote at the next federation convention. Murray spoke today.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
GTO
Federa Linn
Murray
New Hope of Settling Strike at Portsmouth
Renewed hope for a settlement in the Portsmouth steel strike as James F. Dewey, federal labor conciliator, met with steel union representatives in conference. The talks aim to avert a prolonged walkout and restore production.
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Portsmouth
United Press
Ohio Senator Resigns In Anger Over Unemployment Debate
Cleveland Democrat John R. Davia quit the Ohio Senate after denouncing the chamber for delaying unemployment insurance legislation tied to federal act. He claimed the Senate sold out to special privilege and said he was ashamed of the Senate and his record. The body rejected his resignation without a record vote and demanded an apology.
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Ohio
John R. Davia
Cleveland
Senate
Columbus
Davis
Supreme Court
Market Gossip signals bullish with qualifications
Wall Street opinion centers on a cautious bullish tone as more stocks hit new highs than new lows and activity rises with advances while declines ease. Independent Day timing skews railcar loadings lower week over week but marks the best yearly gain. Food prices surge with Dun and Bradstreet index at a record high versus 1930–82 average. Union Pacific forms a research bureau for streamliner advances. a tax burden study shows payroll to taxes and dividends ratios shifting pre-tax reform.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Dunand Bradstreet
United Press Faily
Dun & Bragstreet
Union Pacific
Otin Jabelnmann
Omaha
Jahelsann
City of Denver
National Association of Mapufacturers
Tt Fond
Steels Motors and Utilities Advance in New York Markets
July 8 report shows stocks bonds and commodities rising. Steels, motors and utilities led the share market while cotton futures reached new highs since 1931. Wheat and corn edged higher, oats up, and rubber futures hit six year peaks amid broad bond gains and notable Van Swaringen group activity.
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United Press New York
Stoels
Motors
van Swaringen Group
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