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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1931

Page

5

Social Guests and Visits Across Steubenville Area

Mr and Mrs Rexford Warner and son of Steubenville Ohio visit Mrs W D Britchell in Spring Creek. Mrs Elizabeth Shenney and Mrs A Kelly of Erie are Syin Hy guests. WMirs J J Kelly and mother, Mrs Ames Mackiss, visit. Mr and Mrs N Phillips of Wleviland attend after death of Mrs Phillips mother Harriet Wddy. Mrs M S Coyle and Mr and Mrs Harold Wolfe spent weekend in St Marys with Dr and Mrs Egolf. Miss Florence accompanied and visits grandmother King on First Avenue. Miss Anna Benson of Kane stays with Mr and Mrs P J Swanson Spring Street. Miss Helen Drobneck leaves for Millersburg Ohio on business. Mr and Mrs Leo Lewis, Lynn Lewis, Mr and Mrs Bhuer Rybuk, Mr and Mrs George Dykes of Erie guests of Mr and Mrs AL Hudson on West Smith Street. The Hudsons entertain guests at Meadows Saturday. Mrs Bess DeLuty and daughter Arleeyn return from Mechunicyile Ohio to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs L D Watsem on Chmter Street. Mr and Mrs I Tusot Fredénin visit the home of Mr and Mrs H Dockum on Delaware Street.

N. Phillips Wleviland City M. $. Coyle Harold Wolfe St Mary'a Egolf Florence King First Avenue Anna Benson Kane P. J. Swanson Spring Street Helen ‘Drobneck Millersburg Flere Mechunicyile Marner L. D. Watsem Bar Armstrong Paull Stone Union City Frank Aliebach Emienton Frantic Gleason East Frederici Street Katherine Florence Desmond Washington,d. C Desmond Madieta Kentucky Otter South William Murray Louisville Douglas Rozelle Binghamton Williamson-Outman Williamson Hozelle Kenneth Williamson Nere Douglas Razzie M. Grispen Lenotlie Cuspen Vera Turner Bradford J. Campbell G. B. Saxton J. Keefe Frederick Street Saxton Jamestown John Ward Meadville H. L Agens Ridgway Norbert Nantes Tre Donald Nantes Daniel O'Pay G. W. Kennedy Oi) City Maude Keefe Nellie Gilfoyle Punxsulawney Jane Mulheirn East Street Irene Jordan Pittsburgh Remeivhery Myrtle Jerdan John Curtain Buffalo M Ressler J. J. Mulheirn Oil City P. Keating Duard May Randolph Peter Olesen Ray Sweeney Hornell John Hickey Mary Bensink Kathryn Ressler Tommie Nicholas Correaul Lake J . H. Price Spring Creek John Boland Alice Boland Potwin Ployd Bathurst Margaret Elizabeth Warren Carrie Bathwurst Clarendon E. M Dibbie Bathurst Ann Arbor Mich Warren High School Vere Birchard Lars Aundred Coe Jack Crafton Pindley Lake Lucile Lillian Murray Bibensburg Clearfield Helen Mendel New York City J. P. Bliss Murray Frank Miller L. M. Christi Robert Arthur Silver Spring Columbus Hmmett Curtis Mes Sbauice Irvine H. B. Ingard Altonna C. M. Blengst Europe William Claire Dughter Patricia Cleveland Wiil Walter Sweet Mr. Claire Father

Social notes from Union City and nearby towns

Personal Mention details numerous local visits and travels across Union City, Jamestown, Bradford, Meadville, Warren, and Cleveland. Names include Miss Katherine Florence Desmond, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williamson, Mrs. J. Keefe, Miss Vera Turner, and Mrs. Myrtle Jerdan. Travelers and hosts frequent in many households with family and social engagements noted.

Twelve Hurt In Trolley Crash In Pittsburgh

Twelve persons were injured and 25 escaped harm when a Kennyswood Park streetcar failed to stop at a switch at midnight and crashed into two iron poles. Five injured were in serious condition as passengers crawled to exits or huddled in streets until police arrived. Motorman Michiel Dreishen and Conductor Edward Marvell faced report to Pittsburgh Railways officials for investigation.

Pittsburgh United Press Petants Wille Tay Michiel Dreishen Edward Marvell Railways Company Dreishen Golice

Market close list reflects varied stock quotations and notes

The closing market shows quotes for Copper Amprival Smelters Anaconda and Bendix names. major items include International Nickel, General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, Studebaker, Willys Overland, American Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse, Curtiss-Wright, General Electric, Cities Service, Lone Star Gas, and Oil and Pipe firms. A note concludes there is no difference in butter quality across breeds when milk source and process are consistent.

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