Personal mentions of guests and visiting relatives in Corry area
A long list of local residents and visitors is noted, detailing Mrs Carl Peterson and family of Erle as guests of Mr and Mrs George Thompson on Franklin Street, and various families from Pittsburgh to Williamsport and Erie visiting Birnley Lake, Corry, and nearby communities. Several weddings, dances, and social events are referenced, with many individuals traveling to attend gatherings, dances, funerals, or hospital or memorial services.
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Carl Peterson
Familly
Erle
George Thompson
Witd
Franklin Street
Glen Hartbul
Pittsburgh
Birnley Lake
Corry
Nivs
Hurlbut
West Wrederick Street
Florence Damon
Mire Margaret Damon
Cowdsteal
Esteid
Spring Creel
Helen Mack
Wank Mavie
John Pollowde
Dorothy Bare
Rio
Str
Andrew Pawson
Brown
H. Gtrandson
Williansport
Bingley Lake
Glayton G. LaRose Ud
C. J Wood
John Love
Magnolia Springs
Ghautaugun Lake
Bentis Point Casino
Paul Whiteman
Charles VanWinkle
Frank Smith
Cambridge Springs
SA. Waniwin
Phillip Reinhart
Wikingiung
Anna Lindeford
Chestéh Pa
Isothelte Glingingsalth
Cleveland
Tie Brity My
J. Roscoe Dear Ing
Meg
G. L. Patterson
Trady
Presbyterian Church
Simday
Lir O
Fuld Crags
Pindley Lake
Mary Kathryn Miller
Norii Center Street
Terese Spoar
Joseph Pallicand
Erie
Frands
May Ally
Geiger
Ann Woods Castle
East Fjordevick
Gleveland
Miry Castor
Himy Spence
Mmniporhim
BR. TL. Yount
East Smith St
Daspier Tarrell
Wolfe
Tunnel
Threadgold
Dean
Buewet
Sophis
Montague
Jack
Eeria
Camp meeting crowds fill East Washington field tent
Crowds attend a camp meeting on East Washington Street with almost every seat filled and extra chairs added for Sunday's expected turnout. Petersons provide special singing and instrumental music as Rev J C Albrighhl from Warren preaches this week with other ministers from nearby towns to follow in the two weeks. The Paterson family plans a special program Sunday at 2 80, with services nightly at 7 45 and no morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinstivacy Cap
East
Washington Street
Petersons
J.C. Albriehhl
Bistop
Ghiteh of the Nazarene
Warren
Jobless in Penn'a Continue 10 Decrease
Unemployment in Pennsylvania decreased by 10 percent over the past three months, with 119,364 fewer workers. June shows a rise of 54,648 employed from May. The Department of Labour for Industry reports overall gains across industries except coal, textile, and communictions sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn'a
Han Hisburl
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor For Industry
Democrats Pledge Liberalized Sunday Football Plan
Harrisburg report notes Democratic state committee led by Warren Van Dyke pledges support to allow local Sunday football and related activities under a liberalized Sunday law. Voter consideration set for November 7 with communities deciding on the measure and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Annen
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Warren Ven Dyke
Hiirman
Party
Platfonyy van Dyky
Fung
Publishers Consider Code for Newspapers
Markisburg July 29 The Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association met here to discuss forming a blanket code under the National Recovery Act. Willigia Hardy explained how papers outside Pennsylvania were cooperating with the government in signing the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Willigia Hardy
Papas
Pennsylvania
Hold Brothers After Fatality Brieber Distracted Driver Arrests
In Brie on July 29 Abubu Lunes of WW was killed when a vehicle veered near Wagner avenue and Bluralo road. Alfred Vosbery 1246 A fish street and his mother Glenn Vosberg were arrested after the driver initially claimed to be Glenn. Glén Vosberg license deception led to charges of allowing an unlicensed driver and altering a license. Alfred faced driving without a license and misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Abubu Lunes
Puie
Wagner Avenue
giIb
Michiel
Alfred
Cense
Seid
Gletin Vosberg
Chapt Gale Ross
Trafic Bureau
Gletin
Aluminum Company Workers Pay Boosted in 11 Percent Increase
Aluminum Company of America announced an overall 11 percent pay rise for its employees, restoring one of two 10 percent increases in the last three years. The boost, effective August 1 across 60 departments, aims to align wages with the president's call to bolster purchasing power amid NRA code competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annegesos Pyppsburgh
Aluminum Company For America
Rooseveltty Neveus
NRA
The Challenging Love in Navestock
In the small town of Navestock a physician named Wolfe battles local apathy and fierce resistance from doctors while exposing unsanitary districts. He faces threats and suppression from rivals as he pursues public health reform, while the townsfolk and a mysterious woman named Jess test his resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave
Yaling
Joby Wolfe
Whreadgard
Wolfe
Theexdsold
Walle
Walfe
Hoslur
Jess
Josith Crabbe
Nayestack
John Wolfe
Navestock
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al Jacobs
Hugh Damon
Spring Creek
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Corry Burgh
Oil City Trust
Compan Oil A A
Member
Federal Reserve System
Ernest A. Williams
Mynford
Mik Sen
Malox Foxy
Elizabethtown
Eileen
Miss Williams
the Violin School
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First Ave
Gorty, Pa
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Democrats
Aluminum Company
Ae Deeping
Coapler
Whreadgold
Threndeald
OM Hubbard
Whrendigold
Min
Mr Hubbard
Ruvler
Stuminatlong
Howington
Bridge Spreat
Zachary Wilks
Wilks
Tsou
Durrell
Georgia
Prospect House