Auxiliary to Aid in Rally at American Legion
Last evening's regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting reviewed plans for a rally. Mrs Mary Murray reported for the thirty council meeting and will chair registration at the Moye Corfe, selecting her own committee. Carlburg chosen as head of refreshments at the armory, and summer meetings to resume in September after a program of cards and a salary discussion.
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American Legion
Mary Murray
North Eust
Murray Ty
Moye Corfe
Ts. Atherl
Carlburg
Armory
Linus
Lunch Shown Served by Mrs Frank Schradler and Miss May Schrader
Mrs Frank Schradler and Miss May Schrader served lunch, reflecting a cordial gathering. The two hosts prepared and distributed meals to attendees, showcasing hospitality in the event.
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Frank Schradler
May Schrader
Man Killed When Struck By Auto In Anolin
United Press reports James Maher 45 identified by coroner J Irwin Zerbe was struck while hitchhiking from Ow City to Franklin. The automobile was driven by Hugh Viele of Plumer Road. A reward is left at the Journal office for the lost keys found on an eight inch strap.
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United Press
Anolin
James Maher
Hugh Viele
Plumer Road
Maher
J Irwin Zerbe
OW City
Pranklin
Journal
Local Visitors and Summer Arrivals Highlight City Scene
Attorney Thomas Barber and Attorney Joseph HK Agresti of Erie visited the city on Monday. Bud Curtis, a State College student, is home for the summer with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McGrath of Pittsburgh left after a hotel stay to tour New England states. Various residents returned from travels or prepared for commencements at Georgetown and the University of Pittsburgh, while others planned summer stays with relatives.
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Thomas Barber
Joseph HK
Agresti
Erie
Bud" Curtis
State College
HL. A. Curtis
T. J. McGrath
Pittsburgh
Motor
New England
Movin ‘Thomas
New London
Nhs
Colby Junior College
Bitamay ‘Thomas
Thomas
W D. Pfeiffer
Philadelphia
East Freserick Street
Richard Shoop
Dennison University
Granville
W. Shoap
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence
Miller Shoop
Cecil McCulloch
Stiss Ada Gilibert
Cleveland
Duane Miller
Paul Gretaler
Buffalo
B. M. Gretaler
New York City
Walb Gretzier
Mekkeesport
Henry Gretzley
Uw Corry Hospital
John E. Lave
Mary and
Lena St. Clair
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
John W
Laa Gome
Chicago
Howard Govvinnil
Jon
Lie Yyshter
Virginia Lovelanit
Seton Hill Collyce
Miss Loveanit
S.J. Tiypey
Anil
Stockholm
Sweden
Lea Clyle
Anu Ivr
Mme
Merpit
Engtiniversity of Pittsburgh
Kenneth Mareith
Ainmoary
Geigy Gogle Aril
Jim West Smith Street
Licobtvily
Ramilie
Settlement Near On Wac Donalds Claim
Settlement near on Wac Donalds claim involves MacDonald estate on South Guntar street. State Highway Department reported last night a weather related issue and city labor would furnish stone bed to pave needed gullo. City engineer will investigate and report findings.
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Guntar Street
State Highway Department
Tio City
Anil
Garden party to aid Corry Hospital announced
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital plans a June garden party at the reggitar house with a cake sale. Proceeds from the latest fundraiser are expected to top the past event’s total as Mrs. Barker leads volunteers and reservations are handled by Mra. Troy Gillette and others. The recent sale raised about 1801 dollars.
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Ladies Auxiliary of Hospital
Corry Country Club
He Corry Hospital
Garhi Upiftistad
Corry Hospital
Corry BP Women's Club Adds Member at Meeting
Teen members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met at Wie hue of Miss Anne Seerale for the Jumbush ideas meeting. Miss Rita Weber was voted in as a new member and Miss Agnes Lynch reformed the era. The club announced this year's scholarship and shared updates from the state convention.
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Corry
Wie
Hue
Anne Seerale
Colummbus Avenue
Jumbush Ideas Meeting
Ruth Soper
Rita Weber
Agnes Lynch
Dad Blanchard
Winuag
Atlan Y
Market Gossip Sees Stocks Steady Amid Mixed News
A June market note by Elmer G. Walzer says traders expect limited upside in the near term as stocks hold. expectations of a spark to break resistance fade. Analysts cite Spanish tensions, Congress and labor policy as key risks, with farmers hoping large crops cushion prices. Despite chatter, some buying persists in oil, farm equipment, and electrical sectors amid firm gasoline demand and rising crude prices.
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Elmer G. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Congress
Wall Street
Morgan
J. Piexpont Morgan
Europe
Anandiers
Dreger
Recor
Tle
Cooper
Steels Lead Rally On British Gold Report
New York markets rallied on June 8 as British gold policy and steel gains buoyed trading. Rails and utilities rose with various stocks advancing including automakers and electric utilities. market breadth improved amid data and analyst observations.
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New York
John Simon
Ehineillor
Komme Aem
Nomterroun Metw
Hekter
Yeading
Heer
Reese Ameviouh Siewors
American T&t
General Leet
General Motors Dybernational Nickel Trennecatt
Montgomery Ward
Nalioal Dairy
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central Creeey Oom Northen Pacific
Ola Steel Oa. Packard
Pirammigt Pic
Ponna Bor
Air Standart
Studebaker
Aicks Ane
Texas Co
Electit
Es See Res DK Cities Service
Crrass
Esa McGord Radahaa
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Robt
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Meta
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Lawrence Davison
Gorry, Par
Babcock
Burlington
Baby Baskets
Q. E. Doane Hardware
Superior
Chambrays
Reoryahein
J. E. Collins
Conrad
Donald
Allen
Bp.w. Clubmet
Philly
Ian Yee
Ann
Robert
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Root’s Furniture Store
Bae
Eugene Hoyel
Wijial
Nash LaFayette
Jay
Nash
Tedan
Van's Automotive Supply
West
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