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Corry Archers Compete In Fourth Annual Tournament At Lake Shore
The Briez Archers hosted their fourth annual invitational on Sunday at Lake Shore Golf Club drawing ninety five men women and juniors from Erie Cleveland Buffalo and nearby towns. Top events included a clout shoot won by B H Turnock and the double American rifle won by B Pikwla with Paul Banghart in second. Women’s double Columbia and junior events were won by Mrs J Carl Deisthleger and Joan Demster. Cleveland Archers took the team shoot with 1003 to Erie Aughers 904. Lunch and prize presentation followed. local residents plan short vacations and business trips after the event.
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Briez Archers
Lake Shore Golf Club
B. H. Turnock
Wilkins- Durg
Paul Bangbars
Brie
W Sauve
B. Pikwla
Cleveland
Paul Banghart
Erie
Pear
Columbia
Youn
Mes
J. Carl Deisthleger
Cave
Wilma Neubecker
Roy Brubbacker
Acre
Columpia
Joan Demster
Buffalo
Cleveland Archers
Erie Aughers
Tonawands
Lockport
Dunnkirk
Predonia
Warren
Pittsburgh
Witkingburg
Corry
Dakewood
Wedding trip and social visits across the region
Mrs. Pearl Jowell left Sunday for Cleveland to attend her son Ralph Hy Sowell's wedding to Miss Motilia Matzelle at her sister Alma Collins's home. Numerous relatives and friends, including Hyerett Haygvull, Frank Young, and J. Maloney gathered for visits and ceremonies across Erie, Warren, Dunkirk, and Jamestown areas.
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Pearl Jowell
Cleveland
Ralph Hy Sowell
Motilia Matzelle
Alma Collins
Hyerett Haygvull
Warren
Frank, Young
Union City
Brady Onsello
Erie
J. Maloney
Springfleet
Higging
Olean
N. Y
Mary Higgins
Thomas Colimeen
Job Core Neen
Michael Goneneen
Kane
Douglas Rozelle
Ben Gibbons
Sars, MuCray
Elva Kepler
Gyle Weir
Dunkirk
N.Y
Snl
Frank Schraeder
Donald
Mae Schadey
Cattaraugus
Bits
Joseph
Clara Rosenzweig
G. Ty. Becker
Norman Gisell
Jamestown
Orsell
C. W. Babbitt
Spring’ Street
Stanley McIntyre
Champaign
Lik
Bergerdine
Betty
Henry Henders
Cambridge
Patsy Notte
Charles Sheehan
Harrisburg
Florence B. Diehl
Jerie
V. J. Skinner
North Center Street
Sheis
Helen
Spender
Russell R. Wallace
Margaret. Richardson
Port Wayne
Ind
Chicago
E. J. Siamons
Melissa Aueful
Philadelphia
Washington
Gettysburg
Marinsbury
Watkins Glen
Hurlbut
Curry Elty
Order of Hestern Star
Evelyn Simmons
Anna Davitt
U City
New Yorks City
Corry
The Safe Sensible Way to Relieve Constipation
A healthful Kellogg’s Aut-Ban article promotes using bulk-forming bran to ease constipation. It explains how bulk retains water, softens stools, and supports digestion with added vitamin B and iron. Instructions include two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream, or incorporation into foods. Guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Social Roundup of North East Visitors and Travels
North East residents hosted and visited relatives around the region. Names include Mr and Mrs C M Davis, Chester Anderson of Marshfield, and Miss Manny Beneimon visiting from Chicago with Brockmon family en route to New York. Mrs Anna Wilcox will spend two weeks in Alcona Ohio with her son Menvill Wilcox and family. Others travel to Crown Pa Buffalo and Akron for visits and vacations, with several families noted in transit or hosting duties.
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Afr
R. S. Johnson
Laughter
Evonne
Pittsburgh
New York City
Mr. Johnson
W. T. Grant Company
Walter Arnaldl
Buffalo
Frank F. Litz
Petruccelli
Brie
Jeanie Pitus
Mary Eliane
Gillette
Domme Loach
Betty Stewart
Elimear Smith
Borubhy
Smnutt
Filey
DB. L. Steen
Youngstown
Wein
Ccd
W. A. Steen
Mary Kathyn Miller
Jamies Crown
Fivatett
Fay Clavell
Mes
G. J
Mary Dune Kingston
Unilin City
Ruyenum
Sloan
Jersey City
St Joseph's School
George Sloan
Brown
Huihe Albert "Thomas
Button
Helen Button
Olga Bishu
Big Ray
Pittsingh
Aline Saker
Cleveland
W. 3. Morrell
Helen
Fa Sullivan
Hang
Howard McEvoy
Meadville
Fleex
Mary
Margdret O
Moter
Americad Library
Weldol-Astoria
Want Alexander
Robert
Rt Wileos
Familly
Lakewoo
Mises Mary
Istor
Murda Mount
Mary Hinmiin
Peagie Sullivan
Mary Kathryn Miller
Mary Roelots
Dorothy Craker
Rindley Lake
Morgan
C. M. Davis
North East
Chester Anderson
Marshfield
Win
Anna Wilcox
Satantes
Alcon
O. W
Menvill Wivox
Manny Beneiemon
Chicagi
Brockmon
Richard R. Powers
Crown, Pa
Pabel Fyne
Hur Matey
Snow RpCorile
Aml
Sim Thyysors
Wilk
Notte Heen
Tabuiliedk
Alma Ericksin
Wile
Pitsburg
Air Vel Iss
Cane
Lyde
Mich Zuebva
Tin Bisby
Union City
Valle
Nettie Ryanw Sinsay
Ittye
Loren Thonmin
Atleigh & Chevin
Hobart Hepler
Lyle Alumsini
Robert H. Wolford
Tenn Mitchell
Sabutday
Akron
O Te Sper
W. Bowen
William Mole
J. L. Mitchel
Market Outlook Mixed as New Legislation Sparks Debate
European markets resist gains as short sellers stay cautious while U S policy shifts loom. Traders expect limited recovery from new labor and steel sector reforms, with repatriation of funds and gasoline tax impacts weighing on sentiment. Stockholder totals show large listed firms stable but ownership concentration echoes 1920s patterns.
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Sy Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
France
Nouhiing
Ubul
United States
Ue Lripartite
Fraico
Great Britain
Patroleum Tnatitule Thdustrieg Committee
2 Hoo
Sturldan Bess
Writor
Julie & Co
Stoude
Hrange House
In & Survay
Amcnoan Wusness
Tisanvial Institutinos
Jose
Vinsys
TEMG
Stock Trading Dips to Multiyear Lows in New York
June 21 trading on the New York stock exchange fell to its weakest level in over two years with narrowly irregular prices. Commodities advanced led by wheat, while gains appeared in cotton, silk, coffee, and world cotton futures. several industrials and utilities showed mixed moves with noted firms like American Locomotives and Bethlehem Steel among many listed names.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Uiney
Wintiprs
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chivaza
Cacere Aes American
American Smelters
American T & Ts
Aiaconi
AMT
ReMi
AuCarts
Retillix Aviation
Bethlehum Steel
Curtiss
Columbia Gas
Erie Cay
General Breetaie
General Munans International
Montgomery W
National Dairy Nash Kelvisiator
Nowthern Pacific
Ouis Steel
Packard Paramount Pic Penna BR
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