Memorial Service for VW Auxiliary Members Held
Memorial services for deceased Ladies Auxiliary members were held at the VFW home with twenty one members attending. Plans were made for a card party at the VFW home on Thursday evening June 2 for the general public. After the business meeting, social time was enjoyed with honors to Mrs. M Haskell Mrs H Neff and Mrs Mary Hall. Mrs J Curran traveled to her Sherman home after a business trip to Corry.
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Hingo
M. Haskell
H. Neff
Mary Hall
Personal mentions fill Titusville social pages
A long list of locals and visitors appears in the Titusville society notes. Names such as Miss Annette Titus Jett, Mr. George Schlinger, Mrs. Helen Rams, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mehar, and many others are shown visiting, attending events, or traveling to and from nearby towns, with mentions of prom plans, golf tournaments, trips to Warren and Pittsburgh, and business trips to New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annétte Titus Jett
Manilas
Manilis Military School
George Schlinger
Helen Rams
Stanley Miehar
Herbert
Singer
George Séthe
Andrews
Tripp
City
W. H. Bills
H. A. Curtis
Bud
Adrich
Mich
George
Adriarr College
M. Sheldon
Jackson
Iid
Nast Company
Soldy
J. J. Goodwill
Pilusville
C. L. Miller
Harald Marsh
New York
Mabel Larson
Toe St Claiy
Warren
Cunenango
L. K. Desmond
Boston
New York City
Desmond
P. A. Loveland
Chattanooga
Tenn
Howard Co
Sam O. Canter
Pittsburgh
James McElheny
Victor Moore
Jamestown
Corry
Teiy
M. J. Hyatt
Springfield
Charles H. Simpson
James Carvig
James
Columbus
Edward C. Ward
Kerr Street
Titusville
W. L
Gang of car thieves jailed for thrill killings in raids
Three youths who robbed bed stores, stole cars, and staged running gun battles with police for thrills were jailed for long terms in Philadelphia. Alfred Myers, named as leader, received 8 to 10 years in county prison. James Beatty and Stephen Supers, both 20, drew 5 to 20 year sentences amid ongoing trials and warrants. Police have killed five gang members in two years.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Myers
James Beatty
Stephen Supers
Missing veteran sought in Cor ty home town
World War veteran Adam Barnosky, 88, of 39 Pleasant Street, Cor ty, has been missing since March 1701. His wife, Mrs. Chris Hansen, reported him missing on Thursday. Neighbors say he left with his money and may seek charity. authorities urge communication to Hansen with any information. it is believed he may be in Michigan and possibly joined the soldier bonus army in Washington.
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Sodren Wy Meus
Blepolfer
Adam Barnosky
Pleasant Street
Corty
Hone
Chris Hansen
Barnosky
Els
Ms. Hansen
Mie
Hie
Soldier Bonus Army
Washeington
Emmanuel Guild Carnival Plans Set for June 17
Plans for the Emmanuel Guild carnival were finalized at a parish hall meeting. General chairman Mrs. Pain outlined a potential lawn setup if weather allows, otherwise the event will be held indoors. Fourteen members and visitors attended, with Mrs. Wallis serving refreshments. Hostesses for the next gathering will be Mrs. J. Z. Young and Miss Harriet Montague.
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Emmanuel Guild
C 4
Pain
al Yeaterday
Walli
J. Z. Young
Harriet Montague
Grangers to Meet at Waterford June 14
Corry Grange No 55 will confer the first degree on a class joining four granges Mill Village Union City Waterford and Covey in a Tuesday evening ceremony at Waterford. The event follows a wedding at Beaverdam yesterday and details note the couple left for a motor trip after their home reception.
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Watford
Corry
Mill Village
Union City
Waterford
Covey
H. D
Beaverdam
Gerald L. Bagley
Paul Weiver
United Brethren Church of
Eris
Jack Shubed
North East
J. Bagley
Essex Street
Bagley
War on Shorts Boosts Stocks Rise Near 20 Points
A brisk stock market rally led by gains in favored shares, with a broad uplift across many issues. The only notable drag was a May 31 U S Steel order reduction of 149,764 tons, offset by optimism over market momentum and continued buying in top names such as General Electric and General Motors.
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New York
Syme
Shorts
Auburn
Thal Igate
Splirl
U. S. Steel
New York Stock Exchange
American Smelters
T&t Sh
Mk Atlantic
David
BEO
Whee
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cko
Ghrysterus Pocceos Col Gas
Continental Can
Curtiss Wright Amie - Briesoe
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Fiey
G &E
Standard
Studenaker Texas CO Dited Corp
S 25 Steel
Westinghouse Electri Woolworth
N.Y. Curb
Nut Gag
Assoe Gas and Electric
A Cities Service
Star Gas
Western
Sissetts
Turkey to pattern after 3-year plan
Istanbul June 10 A three year plan will be instituted in Turkey modeled after the five year plan in Soviet Russia The cabinet was divided The plan will begin in August It will provide schedules for accomplishments in industrial educational agricultural and nearly every phase of life
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United Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Russia
Dr Cook Explorer Tours Western New York Visit
Arctic explorer Dr Frederick A Cook travels through Jamestown Bemus Point Lateran and West Aurora visiting daughters Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Vettes. He plans to work on memoirs in East Aurora and intends another visit to Jamestown guest of Charles N Cotter before returning home to New York City.
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DR. Cook
Jamestown
Prederick A. Cook
Willenve
Mrs. Hamilton
West Aurora
Bemus Point
Latercn
Cook
Biba L Squier
Lateran
New York
Humerous Rotary
Kiva
Middle West
Chautauqua Lake
East Aurora
Vettes
Snyder
Hig
New York City
Capke
Charles N. Cotter
Deadlock in Irish British parley reported in London
London June 10 reports say Hamon De Valera and British officials reached a deadlock at Irish problem talks. Dominions Secretary J H Thomas left Downing Street at 5 pm announcing the conference ended amid several hundred in Downing Street ta ttering and an ovation for the Irish president from mostly Irish women.
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London
Hamon de Valera
Dominions
J. H. Thomas
Downing Street
de Valere
Vares Health Keeps Him From Republican Convention
Philadelphia reports William S. Vare will miss the Republican national convention in Chicago next week as one of Pennsylvania's seven delegates at large. Physicians warned his health cannot endure the session, and his delegation allies plan to press his anti Prohibition stance at the gathering.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Willian S. Vare
Hime
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Vare
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Phillip Holmes
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VF. W. Auxiliary Memorial Service
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Sherman Hus Astember
Valdura Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
W. B. Gipson
Alu
Joseph Sullivan
Blair Burnag
Buffalo
Lyle
Sonny
Marty
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Porter Brown
Rixford
Pai
J. Anton
Erie
Morris Bernswein
North Center Street
Lyla E. Pinhiam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grangers
North
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Wintrad Brese
Kellogg's
Ev Chonte
Mtilcome
Wrersonal Finance
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