Corry Group at Big U B Rally
Twenty members of the Unrisaan Endeavor Society of the local United Brethren in Christchurch attended the Mine County Christian Endeavor monthly rally at Belle Valley Presbyterian Church. Rev C S Newssm spoke on The Christian at an Athlete. Elmer Armes presided. a social hour followed. next meeting planned for August at the local United Brethren church with date TBA. Attendees from Gary included Mr and Mrs Leo W McGaughey Rev and Mrs H Ray Harris and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unrisaan Endeavor Society
United Brethren
Christchurch
Mine County Christian Endeavor
Belle Valley Presbyterian Church
Elmer Armes
C S. Newssm
United Brethren Church
Gary
Leo W. McGaughey
H. Ray Harris
Arlene Rust
Cecil Ross
John Westley
Lyle Chase
Carl Henton
Keith Henton
Olievia Henton
Betty Braley
Betty Stroup
Shirley Smith
Edna Robbins
Marjoriz Casler
Jean Ross
Arthur Storer
Harky Daugherty
Eleanora Storer
Hillstrom Raymond Nuptials at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Jane Raymond and D Armour Hillstrom wed at First Presbyterian Church in a ceremony staged with Kentia palms and peonies. Rev Gilbert L Boyd officiated after an organ recital by Edward H Jobe. The bride wore Chantilly lace, a Juliet cap, and carried a cascade bouquet. bridesmaids wore aqua and peach gowns. A luncheon followed at Hotel Corry with 50 guests. the couple plans a Finger Lakes honeymoon and will reside at 312 Wright Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Jane Raymond
Franke M. Raymond
Hast
Smith Street
D. Armour Hillstrom
David A. Hillstrom
Congress Street
Gilbert L. Boyd
Edward H. Jobe
Pittsburgh
Allegheny College
Meadville
Lois Chapin
Kingston Pa
Jobe
Boellmann
Lawrence P. Hammond
North East
Johanna Hill Roses
Pern Raymond
Eli Ames
Miss Raymond
Maid of Honor
Mrs. Ames
Columbia
David L. Martin
Uniontown
iPa
Mr. Hillstrom
Guy Butters
Claire Hillstrom
Mrs. Raymond
Personal mentions from Erie area social notes
Mrs. R. E. Meiven of Daytona Beach Fla left for Toledo Ohio en route home after a week with Mrs. C. F. Bliss on Maple avenue. Henry Finfinger and Miss Helen Stevick of St. Marys arrived for a four week end visit with P. L. Kels ter on East Congress street. Wanda Rimpa of Union City, employed locally, returns home due to her mother's illness. Park Fairchild’s illness and death prompts departure by his brother Harry Pairchild and Mrs. Rosa Putman to Titusville. Mrs. Fairchild also leaves for Titusville. Mrs. Carl Gustafson leaves Erie by plane for Bristol Command for a stay with relatives. Albert Anderson party planned travel. D. W. Brekker and C. G. Meriman of Cleveland return home after an overnight Erie visit. Anna Dickinson returns home after overnight visit with J. A. McLaughlin family on South Center street. Louise Nelson of Toledo visits Irma Kuhn and son on West Wayne street. Rev. and Mrs. Hl Ray Hares and others motor to Pennsylvania to visit Rev. Reagle, who is improved. Attorney James Williamson and a large group attend the gala cruise of the S. S. Lesandbee on Lake Erie last evening. Miss Josephine Kielar of Chicago visiting her parents in Columbus Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Meiven
Daytona Beach
Fla
C. F. Bliss
Maple Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
Henry Finfinger
Helen Stevick
St. Marys
P. Li. Kelster
East Congress Street
Wanda Rimpa
Union City
Harry Pairchild
Rosa Putman
Titusville
Park Fairchild
Fairchild
Carl Gustafson
East Frederick Street
Erie
Bristol Comm
M Albert Anderson
Mie
D. W. Brekker
C. G. Meriman
Cleveland
Anna Dickinson
J. A. McLaughlin
South Center Street
Louise Nelson
Irma Kuhn
William J. Kuhn
West Wayne Street
Ray Hares
Lylé Chast
Ray Rragle
Arlene Rost
EL Fy Reagle
Reagle
James Williamson
Charles Butters
Bruce Smith
George Downey
Rita Ressler
Frederick Miller
Irma Lockenhouse
William Daal
Leata Baccus
Ray Wolford
James Carrig
Margaret Clark
wWlek Shoop
Helen Hevey
John Wilcox
A. G. Stillman
Thelmas A. King
Betty Wogle
Delores O’hara
Culver
Arlene Hoover
Indiana
Ilgb. Smith
Death of Park Fairchild in Titusville
Park Fairchild of Titusville died yesterday at his home after a lengthy illness. A native member and officer of the First Church of Christ, he leaves his mother Mrs. Mary Fairchild a foster brother Harry W. Fairchild and a foster sister Mrs. R. W. Whaley of Youngsville. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ officiated by Rev. Perry J. Cok. Interment in Kerr Hill cemetery at Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Pairchild
Titusville
Airchild
First Church of Christ
Mary Fairchild
Harry W. Fairchild
Corry
R. W. Whaley
Youngsville
Church of Christ
Perry J. Cok
Kerr Hill
Gresham
Anton Crochon PSIRCHE NECHINN Recipe Fragments
Recipe fragment lists ingredients including 1 erg and 34 tsp salt plus cornstarch sugar vanilla. Instructions say beat the egg slightly then blend in salt sugar cornstarch and vanilla. Mix until smooth. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates a pastry or custard mix process.
Market gains fade as profits hit stocks and utilities fall
Stocks rose to new highs on the recovery but profit taking cooled the session with losses in utilities. Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric and GM among movers, while demand revived on dips and prices steadied. Pittsburgh wholesale market notes steady to higher price ranges for produce and mixed livestock bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Can
Pana American Smelters
American T
New York
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aice
Fo Ay
Chrysler Vcs
Columbia Gag
Continental
Curtis Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Niekels
Phenmecott
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit - Nation
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Standard OU NJ
Standart Oil Calif
Studebaker
Texas
Sie
United Corpois
Ceee Eee
BTS
Stel Warner Bro
Westinghouse
Cvv
Woolworth Se
YEMOW
Youngstown
Curb Aero Supply Ee
Op Cities Service Vo
Issssy
Lone Star Gas
United Press
Pittsburgh
Ohio
N.C
Green Mts
Tshs
Indian Killed in Auto Crash Near Dunkirk
Talichief, nineteen, an Indian resident of the Cattaraugus Reservation, was killed instantly Thursday morning when his car crashed into a truck on the reservation east of Dunkirk. Three younger brothers Edward Luther and Frank Tallchief were injured, now recovering at Rinnehart Hospital, Shyer Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirg
Alex Talichief
Cattaraugus Reservation
Megr
Trvinig
Here
Edward
Luther
Frank Tallchief
Tvo
Rinnehart Hospital
Shyer
Man Time Warp Doubles Human Origins Era
A speculative theory suggests humans may be twice as old as thought, tracing origins back about two million years. The claim revises accepted timelines and proposes an earlier emergence for Homo species and tool use, prompting discussion among researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus Mans
Wood Thrush Song Described As Powerful and Precise
A fragment notes the wood thrush’s singing as real powerful and patterned, with a steady, intense voice. The text hints at a natural study of its song pattern and capability to carry across habitats.
War diary finally returns to Tupper in Lake
Wartime artifact once circulated in furthest theaters of World War I and II reappears in Lake community. The damaged record traces a shell torn Geld and a brass-built diary tied to Carl A. Sutter, with names and places misread in OCR. Local residents reflect on the diary’s journey through Oryook and Ongland corridors, and its eventual homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper
Lake
France
Carl A. Sutter
Otyou
Turook
Ongland
Namesice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wittitit Boy
Sh Sno
Robert Ntgomery
Virginia A BR
Lewis Stone Fantry Devine
Buddy Ehsent
Meena Love Sonpture
Corry Group
First Baptist Church
Gorner West Pleasant St
Second Ave
Ernest A. Hook
Bible School
Geo. W. Skidmore
Skidmore
West
Washington Street Ball Park
Hillstrom
Raymond
Corry High School
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Finger Lake
Wright
Janet McMahon F
Troy
Elizabeth Y. Davies
Trita J. Hewitt
Forty Fort Pa
Marion Ranck
Carolee Davis
Lois V. Chapin
D. Avimoly
Bernstein’s
North ‘Center St
Anton Crochon
Psirche Nechinn
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Depatment
Europe
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