Death claims Mrs Falvey in Corry funeral plans
The body of Elizabeth Sullivan Falvey died at her Eric home will be taken to Corry for funeral services at St Elizabeths church Wednesday at 9 AM. Interment in St Elizabeths cemetery. She was 57 and well known in Corry. Born to Mr and Mrs Cleve Damon of Spring Crest at the Hall of her mother Mrs Tom Smith 127 West Washington Street on June 5 a daughter Violet Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Raymond
Union City
H. A. Huppus
Niobe
Orlando Cornell
Joseph Holden
Billie
Holden
Clarendon
Mimer Kincaid
Dora Kincaid
Baltimore
Mildred Showers
Bradford
Thurza Bly
Bald
Roquester
Niagara Falls
New York State
Leri-1
Charles Rockwell
Puulipesburg
Dona Bish
Ruth-Monroe
Pleasantville
Harding School
G. A. Stockton
Beatrice
Geneva
Best‘Stockton
Afton VanDresar
Careson Long Institute
Harrisburg
SR. Andrews
Jack
Howard
Columbus
Meadville
Lillian Zalzneck
Brockway
A. Zalzneck
West Washington Street
Mabel Taylor
Lona
Merker
Gertrude Iield
Erle
Joe Gravino
New York City
John Gravino
Mary
A. Zalsneck
Famiily
Corry
Simon Friedman
Lillian Zabsneck
Ridgway Record
Harold Redinger
Titusville
Cty
Cleveland
L. C. Russell
C. G. Blanchard
New York
New Hampshire
Grant Pettit
Ohio State Universty
Ater
Wallace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Hirle
Ruth Ewing
Musicngum College
New Concord
Howard Crandall
Fred Barnea
Brad|ord
Velma Lee
Eric
C. Lawson
Erie
Mlasek
Katherine Purcell
Melva| Miller
Jamestown
Lawrence
University of Buffalo
Charles Keating
Ludlow
Kane
Mary Schuknecht
Emma Weight
George Keefe
Rochester
A. Steinfield
Elizabeth Sullivan Falvey
St. Elizabeth's Chirch
St. Elizabeth’s
Cleve Damon
Spring Crest
Tom Smith
West
Washington Street
Violet Marie
Fragmented OCR listing of multiple firms and numbers
An OCR fragment lists numerous company names and figures without a coherent narrative. It appears to mention Paramount, Wright Aero, General Electric, Pittsburgh, Indiana, New York, Arkansas Gas, Lone Star Gas, Mo-Sang Pipe Line, and various percentages and codes, but no clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey Loews
Paramount
New York
Gard Ami Cent Owl
Icey Arkansas Gas J
Associated Gas A
Surtis Wiying Service
Lone Star Gas
Mo-Sang
Vexas
Land Spa
Organize Band Here Tonight Organize Band Here Tonight
Five hundred Liberty Dairy workers and sympathizers met in Pittsburgh last night with Thomas G. Robertson of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor as the keynote speaker. Mrs Waller Sweet and image Adagister were discharged from Corry hospital and returned home on Park Street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Liberty Dairy Products Corporation
Thomas G. Robertson
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Former State Senator Among 20 Prisoners
A column reports a group of twenty prisoners including a former state senator guilty of various offenses. Notable figures: Ray Sim Austin, a reputed informant tied to rum rings, received two and a half years for multiple prohibition violations. Archi e Negelman and Edward Graves drew two years and eighteen months for interstate liquor racketeering in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Eversit B McBside, once Dravosburg postmaster, got one year and a day for embezzling 3400 dollars. Claye Claar and Port received one year and 15 months respectively for counterfeiting. Edward Reinman, a drug addict, to three years for unlawfully cashing money orders. Warl C Redcross and Fred Villela, two years each. Elmer Hill, Donald Arnold, Elijah E. Wallace face terms for motor theft. Charles Richards gets one year and a day for stealing two dollars from mail addressed to Dr. White Claua of Washington, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colunnea Wrg
Rags
Frederick
D. Ray
Sim Austin
Austin
Pittsburgh
Archie Negelman
Edward Graves
Green Uity
West Virginia
Neg‘elman
Eversit B McBside
Dravosburg
Dragosburg
Claye Claar
Port
Edward Reinman
Warl C Redcross
Deavesburg
Fred Villela
Elmer Hill
Donald Arnold
Elijah E. Wallace
Hill
Charles Richards
United States Mill
White Claua
Washington, Pa
Country Club Dinner Dance Planned for Members Only
The Corry Country Club hosts a Wednesday evening dinner dance at 7:90. Tickets cost $8.00 per couple and Ea Harvey and his orchestra provide music. The event is expected to attract a large attendance. Also noted are departures of Misses Katherine F. Desmond Margaret Welfard and Louise Mount to Philadelphia to visit relatives, with a stop in Harrisburg to see Clarence Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Ea Harvey
Alisses
Katherine F. Desmond
Masgiret Welfard
Louise Mount
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glock Pricve
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Seppers American Smeltera
Anaconda Oy
1UBIS
Anaconda Righty O
AnneRus Veressraiereras Blm Butte Copper & Zinc
Hes Konmecott
BRI International Nickel
Dils Atantic Refining
Marland
Middle States
Pan American
Voessi Vee Simms Pet
Hsitelale Ee
Skelly Oltasrys
Shell Union Sond
Calif
Texas
Rails
BEO
Chicago & Gt
Chicago & Northwestern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
New Yorke
la Paul
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Wabash
A Steels
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel 291
ES Steel
Goodrich
Coluabia Gas & Elkceric Westinghouse
DRU
Everi
Monarch Paints
Koloubrite
Neutone
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Mrs. Falvey
Oil City Trust
Compan Oil Ae A
Pana Wat
Celoron
Pier Ball Room
Kentucky
Howard Thomas and
Gennett Recording Orchestra
Newhouse ‘Shoehouse
North Center Street
Carty Pa
DU Pont
E.E. Guignon
Salada Tea CO
Grand Union Market
Hamburg
Calas
Dad