Paragram discusses stock rumors and local notices
A jumble of stock chatter mentions General Motors shares and a possible extra dividend, plus Grove City liquor-board remarks by Thompson of Pittsburgh. The piece notes Theodore F. Smith's appointment to a Federal Housing role, interior work at Montgomery Ward, and local weather and wildlife curiosities. Topics cover road resurfacing, Dodge dealer deliveries, WPA and relief work, and a dam proposal at Hunt's Run with a planned 51 acre lake. An auto collision on N Center Street injures no one, and local veteran Giver Cager celebrated his 90th birthday with relatives on East Congress Street.
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Wall Street
General Motors
Rolnin
Realgtation
Daren ‘Thompson
Pittsburgh
State Liquor Control Board
Grove City
Thompson
Grove City College
News items of interest from Carter Hill
Carter Hill notes a series of social calls and visits among residents. Families from Union City Chautauqua Panama Sherman Corry Waterford North East and Sugar Grove exchange greetings attend dinners and host gatherings. One evening group games and a late lunch are reported at Esther Morrin’s home.
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Carter Hill
Vera Rouge
Charlips
Union City
Phyllis Andrews
Chautauqua
Carl Proctor
Charles Proctor
Walter Parkhurst
Kenneth Adams
Akron
Delbert Parthyrs
Avon
Ola Southwick
Centerville
Carol Bowen
Sherman
N. Y
Leon Proctor
Howard Burton
Leroy
Iidred
Kenneth Black
Waterford
C. G. Lindberg
Ernest Theim
Laurel
Seim
Baby
C. J. Follett
Lawrence Adams
Amy Tanner
Gertrude
Virginia
North East
County Leaders in Agricultural Products list 1984 state highs
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture lists eleven counties leading in one or more agricultural enterprises for 1984 and livestock in 1985. Adams leads in apple production. Berks in butter, rye, cayes. Bradford in buckwheat and beehives. Erie in grape growing. Franklin in peach production. Greene in sheep and wool. Lancaster dominates corn, wheat, hay, tobacco, horses, milk and more. Lehigh in potato production. Somerset largest cabbage crop. Westmoreland in time used by farmers. others excel in mules butter, chickens and hay production. The notice also covers local social items and visits in Beav er Center and surrounding towns.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Adams
Berks
Butley
Bradford
Erie
Franklin
Bis
Greene Ted
Lancaster
Lehigh
Somerset County
Westmoreland
Gov Earle proposes universal war profiteering cure
Philadelphia July 11 Gov George H Earle suggests a universal method to remove profit from war would prevent armed conflict rather than disarmament He spoke after accepting the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the U S Naval Reserve under Rear Admiral Williams Commandant of the Fourth Naval Reserve Drowns as boat upsets Sewickley Pa July 1 body of William Brush 42 recovered from the Ohio River near Sewickley Cometia bridge Brush drowned when a small boat was struck by a river steamer Tuesday night
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle
U.S. Naval Reserve Oy
Williams
Fourth Naval Reserve
Sewickley
William Brush
Sewinkley
Ohio River
Sewickley-Corapetia Bridge
Brush
Bank Statement for Nations Bank of Corry Pennsylvania
Report of the condition as of June 20 issued to the Comptroller of Currency. Assets include direct and discounted loans and discounts, United States Government securities, vault cash, balances with banks, and other items. Total assets amount to 898,489.60 with additional figures shown for reserves and other holdings.
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Bank of Gorry
Corry
Ue of Pennsylvania
Comptrolien
Wesc
Banning House
Medea
Bani
Uence
U. S
Nishiby
Franklin Negro Enters Plea of Not Guilty in Fatal Shooting
Franklin resident James Law Son, 24, colored, pleaded not guilty to murder in the shooting of William Lockhart, 42, alias Monroe Springfield. A coroner's jury found he shot with intent. A hearing before the alderman is set for 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Law Son remained jailed after arraignment. Warren Voshugg of Titusville visited the town yesterday.
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Oil City
Ames Law Son
Franklin
A. Billott
Wiliam Lockhart
Monroe
Farm Prices Drop During Past Month
Harrisburg report shows a decline in prices farmers received for key goods from May to June, with drops in buckwheat apples hogs veal calves lambs mules and wool. The overall index indicates little change for prices paid by farmers for inputs.
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Dodge
Detroit
Harrisburg
Ilyo
Fidepal-Stite
Jnelex
Funeral services for Oscar J. Bailey
Funeral services for Oscar J Bailey, retired Corry merchant, who died at his home on East Main Street from a heart attack, were held at 2 30 yesterday at Davigan's Funeral Home with Rev Perry Haines officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Miller Gazes Darrow Ralph and Clarence Bailey. Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs Miller Griggs Darrew Bailey Bradford My and Mrs Carl Ford Fred Rexford of Belfast NY Mrs Many Wilson of Bliss NY.
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Oscar x Bailey
Corry
Mie
East Main Street
Davigan
Perry ¥. Haines
Piss Methodist Episcopal Church
Pine Grove
Miller Gazes
Darrow
Ralph
Clarence Bailey
Miller Griggs
Darrew Bailey
Bradfor My
Carl Ford
Fred Rexford
Belfast
N. Y
Wilson
Bliss
N.Y
J Power Parley to Avert War in Africa
Paris reports Premier Laval calling a three nation meeting as a ray of hope to prevent war in Africa. Mussolini intends massing regulars and Fascist militiamen nationwide to signal rapid mobilization beyond Abyssinia. In Washington, the State Department warned Italy it would view with extreme misgiving any actions leading to war.
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Pierre Laval
France
Paris
Roma
Repilar
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Mussolini
Washington
United States
Italy
Abyssinia
State Department
North Dakota farms plant 350000 trees for windbreaks
More than 350,000 young trees have been planted on North Dakota farms to establish and enlarge windbreaks, announced by DD Baldwin of the extension service.
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N. Dakota
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Baldwin
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Theodore F. Smith
Western
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Federal Housing Administraion
Meéndville Find
Allegheny College
Montgomery Ward & Company
North Center Street
Gerald Miller
Wayne Township
Ohio
Pennsylvania Commission
Greenville
Midhway Department
Hydetown
Thackdam
Titusville
Axioth&r
Pleasantville
Plumer
Theederal Works Progressive Administration
Elrle County
Department of Foesta and Waters
Hunt's Rum
Emporium
GCC
Frank Gifford
West Washington Street
Milan Brown
Smith Street
N. Center Street
Cagler
East Congress Street
Hale
Hearly
Mias Wtta Woods
Arthur Inberry
Sherman, N
Esther Morris
Kellogg
Aut-Buayy
Fort Doctor
Amlbran
J. Follett
Ed Blogs
Clifford
Beaver Center
Aways
Melvie Hunt
Will Vanderberg
Mor
Leonard Hays
Claude Bowen
Canadohta Lake
Bert Slye
Clarence Slye
C.O' Follett
Creed Snapp
Stanley Snapp
Messerchie Hurlbut
Coale's
Glenn Kapple
Ed Bloss
Findley Lake
North West
Sean Proctor
Emily
Hedon
Luther Bowl
Charles Perkins
Wayerkine
Miss Oleta
Kenneth Viking Apent
Creed Sapp
the Morris
Olean
Lilon Morris
Earle
Nrg
Pomsman
Fennyylvania
Erle
Blaine Isincaid
Blaine Kincaid
Jhan Field
B. Hawkins
M. R. Olds
H. Keppel
Warren Voshugg
Suneral Services
Oscar J. Bailey
Jay
Lear
First
Pas
Nash
Eales
Corry, Pa
John Wiggers
North Clymer, N
Bae
Jerinda
Lnever
By Paul Robinson
Air Cress
Gate of Journ
Pine Valley
Koith Wast
Car Jumbus
Eli
Rawleigh's
Chester
Lyle L. Merry
Ward
Fie
W. Clark
Leon Whiteley
Spring Crest
Tony Jackson
Eagle St
Spring St. Amgit
Bath
Ane
Charles Amy
Taxtin
Granth Street
Marion Street
Bailey
J-Power
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