Personal Mention Highlights Weekend Visits Around Corry
Local residents arrive for visits and weekends as families and friends travel from Grove City, Pittsburgh, Jamestown, Cleveland, Buffalo, and beyond. Students and staff from Corry High School and Edinboro State Teachers College are noted among those visiting or traveling.
Nugget of Wisdom Inconsistent Rhyme Clue
A fragmented note offers playful misspellings and garbled phrases about biking and a trickster beart. The readable bits hint at a quirky aphorism but lack a clear event or recognizable names for a fuller summary.
Death Claims James Nimmo
The body of James Nimmo aged fifty two who died at Warren hospital this morning at 11 o clock was brought to Davison Funeral Home this afternoon. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon at 2 30 at Pine Grove Cemetery interment to follow Nimmo born in Gorey and long time resident of the area survived by five sisters Mrs Chas Kyreb Corry Mrs Sadie Lewis Columbus Mrs Anna Quinn Oil City Mrs G R Barnes Bridgeport Conn and Mrs Addie Wilson Pittsburgh.
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Grove City
Corry High Schoo
John Reiker
Corry
Belle Vernon
Mises Mary Downey
Anne Shields
Unis
Pittsburg
Slater
Gerald Bagley
Misvas Adele McCray
Helen Johnson
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers College
Evelyn Cramer
Signa Anderson
Leon Brown
Mary Murray
Mayville
Lloyd
Union
Raymond Barnes
Williamsport
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Richard Shoop
Norman McAlroy
Jack Castor
Robert Roe~lofs
Robert Brown
Hast Springfield
T. A. Kimball
Knowsville
East South Street
Helen C. Smith
Buffalo
Phillip Swayne
George Tidboln
Bridgeport
Lamuel Bell
Geraldine Chase
Glyde Anderson
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Master Philip
Jack Sample
Alma Cederquist
Titursville
P. G. Jones
Sally Pepe
Clyne Wilcox
Enfield
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Irene Ketner
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Morton
Center Street
Frances Blair
Barnes
Charlotte Rouse
Mothter
Cora Rouse
Chautauqua
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Niagara Falls
Robert Hubbell
A. L. Bush
James L. West
Jamestown
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L. J. Carter
Verne Miller
F. T. England
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
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Batavia
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Barbara Jane England
New York City
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G. A. Roessing
Charles Sterling
Mary Louise
Mcieesport
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James Cami
Walle
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Kyreb
Sadie Lewis
Columbus
Anna Quinn
Oil City
G. R. Barnes
Conn
Addie Wilson
Dairymen Meet At Beaverdam Entertainment Notes
A Carey Local Dairymen's League meeting at Beaverdam drew about seventy five members with president Boyd Spencer leading. Performances included guitar and vocal numbers by Roger McCray and Clarence McCray, plus violin and piano by Geral Gates and Mrs Clyde McCray. An 10 80 oclock supper of salad sandwiches cake and lemonade followed prepared by Mrs Carl Proctor and committee. Mathilda Weber ten of Brie sustained fractures to both legs playing at Franklin school grounds yesterday. The child suffers brittle bones with about twenty seven prior fractures.
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Clarence McCray
Geral Gates
Clyde McCray
Carl Proctor
Mathilda Weber
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Franklin School
Stock Market Mixed as Week Ends with Modest Gains
New York July 10 The stock market widened slightly on weekends while leaders in industrial and utility shares rose to new highs though volume was light. Some stocks closed above previous levels as traders awaited further signals before reaccumulating. The list includes American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Westinghouse Woolworth and others.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Locomotivs
American
T & Erie
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Eleetric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Isco Dairy FX
New York Central Northern Pacific
Pema Racise
Spunuy Vacuum Tate Radio
Standard G & Standard Oil
Callery
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas
Covain
United Corp
U8 Steel
Westinghouse EleeLe
Woolworth
State political talk buzz fuels Pennsylvania race outlook
Republican figures Martin and Arthur H. James lead a crowded field as discussions swirl over state offices. Justice Kephart attracts notice for past role in party dynamics while James emerges as a new lieutenant governor candidate amid Vare organization influence in Philadelphia.
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Governor 1934 Bid Hopes Stir Behind Local Campaign
Discussion surfaces over candidates for state leadership with mentions of Kephart Mi tn and dameé while James J. Davis is eyed as a potential gubernatorial contender. Sources note Davis might trade the U S Senate for the governorship if party leaders unite behind him.
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