Market Close Report Shows Wide Stock Movements
Quotations from Log an & Bryan of Oil City list diverse gains and losses across major stocks and oils. Highlights include Continental Motors 44, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, American Smelters 66, Anaconda 66, Nickel 245, Atlantic Refining 39, New York Central 166, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, and many energy, steel, and utilities names with varied percentages. Local social notes mention Mrs Charles Hull and others visiting in Ward and Damestown.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
American Smelters
Anaconda
Soyeene Adie Butte Copper & Zine
Rennecott Sceneseseeesenune Sss AO International Nickel
Motors Ghiysleree
Continental Motors
Oiis
Atlantic Refining
Pan American
Vise
BOM Prairie
Charles Hull
Ward
Helen Drobmeck
Trenscontinental Au Wich
N. J
Homie
Damestown
Lines
Charles Springstead
Martin Carlson
Sam Bast
Wayne Street
Visiting friends and relatives fill Corry area
Multiple notices list residents and visitors in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Names include Harry J. Les, Mrs Harriet Ston, Mrs Jack Carpenter, Virginia Carpenter, Charles and Pauline Sciple, Mrs George Schwim, Mr and Mrs J J Wright, Mr and Mrs Frankeleiner, Miss Mary St Clair, Mrs M L Durham, Mr and Mrs M J McMahon and son George, Miss Gladys Sargent, Mrs Henry Green, Mrs G D Willett, and many others, with brief travel plans to Cleveland Jamestown Sunbury Erie Watts, and trips to Westfield Niagara Falls Findley Lake Cambridge Springs and Crown.
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S. Harry J. Les
Harrietston
Jack Carpenter
Virginia
Meadville
Charles
Pauline Sclele
George’ Schwim
Bolivar
J. J. Wright
West Smith Ste
Frankelelier
Mary St. Clair
Cleveland
Clara Rosenzweig
M. L. Durham
Jamestown
M. J. McMahon
George
Sunbury
Rip
Canada
Gladys Sargent
Union City
Corry Hospital
Franke
Erie
Henry Green
City
Warren
Willett and Son
Charlen
Watts
Pacy Lapa
Alruthers
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Ava
O'Bran
Dora Daye
Jimestown
Glaci Lester
Spring Street
Westileta NY
Wave Alexander
Anna Burns
Julia Marlowe
North West
Jolis Moongy
Mary Jean
Sym
P. i. Wood
Findley Lake My
M.A. Oare
Bawoll
Cambridge Springs
Babbitt
Canadobia Lake
J Ruwe
Titusville
He Ily
Anna McCarthy
Ikatherine Connors
Carlyiles
Wis
T. Great Myer
Philadelphia
Carl Smith
Dink Suilbhy
Geb Weiler
Miss Myer
Ang Nos
John Downey
Elmore
Wen
Downey
Mus
Jack Bulgin
Il Fe Poper
Tye
Franklin Street
Sin
Motor
Enfield
N. Caz
Washington
Geo. Thomas
Tere M
Ory! Veo
Anne Gi
Rheumatism Driven From Mrs Mary Anderson By Konjola
Mrs Mary Anderson of Conemaugh Pennsylvania recounts severe rheumatism that began in her knees and feet with swollen limbs and back pain. She credits Konjola with rapid relief after six bottles and notes it cleanses the organs and purges poisons. Konjola is sold at Downes Drug Store in Corry and by major local druggists across the region.
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Mary Anderson
Konjola
Second Street
Conemaugh
Corry
Downey’s Drug Store
Three Believed Lost In Cabin Fire Near Motley
United Press reports a log cabin fire in the mountains near Motley is believed to have killed three hired workers. Owner Lol Laudenslager, a gold miner and farmer, and his wife Nova along with stepdaughter Ann Bulle Hupp, 14, are missing. Melvin Slider, son-in-law of Laudenslager, was questioned but denied knowledge of the fire.
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United Press
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Greatest Benefits You Confer The Greatest Honors
A fragmentary note stresses that true honors come not from pride but from diligent examination of one’s conduct and duties, urging careful self evaluation as the path to worthy recognition.
Reputations and Careers Tied to Persistent Efforts
A brief note discusses how steady work builds reputation and leads to better job chances. It advises readers to analyze how they earned their current standing and seek opportunities that let them leverage those strengths. The commentary emphasizes practical steps over flashy shortcuts.
Life imprisonment for shovel slayer in Greensburg case
Zervos, a defendant from New Kensington, was sentenced to life in the Western penitentiary by Judge W. T. Dota after being found guilty of first degree murder in the “shovel murder” of Sam Filius. The victim was killed on the Serpentine road as he testified in a federal dupe case. The case dates back to 1928 with the shovel left nearby as evidence.
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Eritl
Western Penitentiary
W. T. Dota
Zervos
Fillas
United Press
Greensburg
Jily
Sun
Mike Zervos
New Jenington
Con
Pillay
New Kensington
Vanderer
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