Picnic at Canadohta for Corry group ends summer day
Members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's club enjoyed a picnic at Canadohta Lake last evening at 6:30. Twenty plus members and children attended at Camp Mareresan. The organizing committee included Florence Linequist, Marbel Beall, Phoebe Royda, and Alice Freno. Activities featured bathing, visiting, and games. Among guests was Mrs. Stert Artley of Saye, Pa., a former member. Mrs. May Faitehius visited Union City today with Mrs. William McClelland.
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Corry
Townsendites Oppose Third Party Amid Election Confusion
The piece notes a potential rare outcome where the election could go to the House, with each state casting one vote, including small states like North Dakota and Idaho alongside New York and Illinois. It mentions Lemke's broad support across many states and cites Father Coughlin, who has not accepted an invitation to speak at the Townsend convention. his convention will convene in New York next August.
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West
Herbert
Hoover
Novi Dakota
New Mexico
Idaho
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Lemke
Coughlin
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Nevada
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mon ‘Tans
Townsend
Personal notes of residents and visitors across Erie area
Miss Jay Skidmore and Mrs Franklin Babbitt, with Arlene Babbitt, return home after Erie visit. Franklin Babbitt improves after a serious operation. Burdette Clark and son Thomas of Ovid NY visit Lewis Thomas family. Frederick Humphrey of Wesle yville PA returns home after visiting the Thomas family. Kysar party plans a motor trip to Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit. Murray brothers visit Corey and Findley Lake from Detroit. Gerlevieve Schwone visits Warren home of Willett family. Florence Tillotson and Mildred return from New York City and Boston. Brougher and daughter Dorothy and Arlene Davids attend James Davids funeral. McLean family from Philadelphia accompany. Betty VanBibber leaves East Frederick Street for Valley Forge PA. Joseph Breen in charge of Wadcott Johnson Shoe Store while L J Booser is on vacation. Winifred Merz and T Treat take a business trip to Jamestown. A M Litz returns to Ambridge PA for Hills Association meeting. Next meeting at Conneaut in August. Mrs Floyd Mogar and children visit Rauscher home. Wakefield of Pittsburgh rents King cottage at Shadyside Findley Lake for two weeks. Miss Mary Ann Geisking of Birmingham AL stays three weeks with grandmother Morgaridge. Mrs EJ Ward of Barnsville visits with companions, then to Kane to visit mother Alt Smith. Dr Coletta Bermett Deissler of Meadville returns home after short visit. Mrs G B Bennett and daughter accompany to East Smith Street home.
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Jay Skidmore
Erie
Franklin Babbitt
Arlene Babitt
Burdette Clark
Thomas
Ovid
N. Y
Lewis Thomas and
Familly
Frederick Humphrey
Wesleyville
Gi. B. Kysar
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Mich
Murray
Corey
William Murray
Findley Lake
Gerlevieve Schwone
J. W. Willett
Harold
Warren
Florence Tillotson
Mildred
New York City
Boston
V. Brougher
Dorothy
Arlene Davids
Wentfield
James Davids
B Starr
Meadville
A. 2
McLean
Philadelphia
Coletta Deissler
Edward Deissler
Cleveland, C
Betty VanBibber
Mia
CE. Shoop
East Prederick Steet
Valley Forse
Joseph Breen
Wadtcott<Johnson Shoe
L. J. Booser
Winifred Merz
A. ‘Treat
Union City
Tamestown
A. M. Litz
Ambridge, Pa
the Hills Association
Hell
Conneaut
Floyd Mogar
Helen
Benny Jean
Jerry Ott
Hazelhurst
Prorence Morgaridge
West Pall Place
EJ. Ward
Barnlesvile
Olde
Kane
Spen
Alt Smith
Coletta Bermett Deissler
Meattville
Mrs. G. Bi. Bennett
East Smith Street
Summer Bible School Opens at New United Brethren Camp
Large delegations from the United Brethren in Christ gathered at Findley Lake for the Summer Bible Conference and Leadership Training School. Rev Dr William H Todd of Terre Haute will preach each evening July 24, with Rev Brear L Dennis of Dayton delivering the opening sermon Three Steps to Christ. A truck from Corry attended last night as more groups plan to join the weekly events and shift church prayer meetings to the Summer Bible School.
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United Brethren
Christchurch
Findley
Lake
Iire
Paul S. White
Chicago
Christ
Brea L. Dennis
Dayton
Ohio
William H. Todd
Tere Haule
Ind
Todd
United Brethren Church
Corry
Remembered on 50th Birthday Mrs Clara Ransom
Mrs Clara Ransom remembered her 50th birthday with a porch gathering at her longtime Corry home. Nieces Sarah Powell Flora Morgage idge and Dan Alexander celebrated with roses flowers a large cake and candles. Friends called all afternoon and evening while Mrs Ransom remains a highly esteemed local figure and the last survivor of her immediate family.
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Clara Ransom
Bealilif Para
Sarah Powell
Floret O' Morgagidge
Dan Alexander
G. H. Geiger
Ranskin
Corry
Elizabeth
Blakeslee
Sheffield Boy Killed by Car on Route 6
Five year old Halward Vincent Vincent of Sheffield was killed instantly at 4 p.m. when his car driven by Arthur W. Stiner of Eldred struck him on Route 6. The boy ran into the path of oncoming traffic as two vehicles passed. Stiner swerved to avoid him, causing his car to roll over. he and his son George were uninjured, as was hitchhiker Dana Thomas of Lawrence Park.
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Wairren
Halward Vincent
James Vincent
Sheffisht
Arthur W. Stiner
Eldred
Sheffield
State Highway Patrol
Stiner
Stinet
George
Dana Thomas
Lawrence Park
Corry Water Supply Stands Firm Despite Heat
Corry’s water system remains normal under extreme heat. The mains supplying the entire city have never shut off, even briefly, in the company’s history since 1886. Pumps draw from an underground river beneath Hare Creek, filtered by natural sand and gravel, ensuring continuous supply as Hare Creek runs high.
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Greene
Hare Creek
Haro Creek
Water Company
Market Gossip Says Wait and Watch on Slower Rise
Elmer C Walzeh reports a cautious market sentiment with no immediate adverse implications for a rise. Brokers touts and foreign trade chatter lightens focus on domestic policy while electrical goods boom as fans sell well. Oldest stock exchange membership shifts see Rockefeller and Noble as long‑time stalwarts with high past prices.
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Elmer C. Walzeh
United Press Financtal Buster
New York
Fussia
Maine
Financial World
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk& Western
Pennsyvania
Pere Marquette
Reading
Southern Pacific
William Fairnes
Stork Exchange
Henry G
Noble
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Rockefeller
Stocks Hit Highest Levels Since 1931 Rally Extends Gains
New York traders pushed stocks to their loftiest levels since 1931 with heavy turnover. Rail and utility averages rose to fresh highs, while the industrial index climbed above its yearly peak led by Norfolk & Western up 22 points to a record 300. Major names listed include American Can, General Motors, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Studebaker amid broad gains and a mixed array of rail stocks.
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New York
Raitroart
Norfolk & Western
I Amnerican
American Locomotiv
American Smelters
American T & T Anaconila
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright Columbia
Geo
Chrysler
General Motors
International Nickel
Kelvinator
Montgomery Wad National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard
Beth RR Sey
Socony Vacuum
Standard
Studebaker
Pterbe CO Veesseres United Corp
US Steel
Westinghouse Electri Woolworth
Toungstown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply
Asuo Gag & Electric Cities Service
McCard Rad
Lone Star Gas
West Fub Sexy
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Canadohta
May Faitehius
William McClelland
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Qusay
ELKS
Dave Stoltz
Dave Sholtz
Florida
Riller
Los Angeles
el Paso
Tex
Central Preas
North Center
Le&s
U. B. Camp
East
Tadegeers
Walter i Ellis
Lawrence Davison
Consioerare
Séevice
the National Bank of Corry
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Tna Corp
Washington, D
Arket Gossip
Arkel
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