Personal Mention of Local Residents Traveling and Visiting Relatives
Local notices list Ming Margaret Hare and sister Mrs Elizabeth Vaux planning a Scotland tour this week with return in fall. Corry natives Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carter and daughters visiting Jamestown relatives. R S Burr family and Emilie and Kenneth Burr spending weeks in Baltimore Missouri with relatives. May Murphy from Erie working at Corry Hospital. Frank Debary family and guests motored to Erie for a short stay. Lucille Murray home from Balston Spa for summer with the Murray family in Corry. J H Castor and C P Craker returned from business trips in the Ajax Works area. Reith went to Pittsburgh for the day on business. Daniel Bracken visiting from Seattle. Bracken and Simmons family hosts. Van Tassel, Ricker, Ferry and Bacos in Warren for Em Industrial meeting. Ora Harper visiting Harmington on business. Christenaen, Foley, Schrabling were Cleveland visitors. Hovey and Bell families visiting relatives, staying two weeks at Findley Lake. J P Lawreneé of Cleveland visiting sister in East Frederick St. Kenneth Williams visiting Coneautville with grandmother. Ogiell and son left for New Castle for Pittsburgh Hotel Association meeting, returning today. James Soges visiting grandparents in Brie. Richards and family leaving for Chicago after visit. Mary and Margarel Fave returned from New York trip, attended ALA meeting. Kennesh W Morris of Brooklyn visiting sister in East Congress St, plans Indianapolis transfer for job. Mrs H L Vette of Snyier NY and Mrs C L Buell of Webster NY visiting aunt Mrs S J Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Margaret Hare
Elizabeth Vaux
Timth
Pittsburgh
Scotland
Corry
Lloyd Carter
Jamestown
R.S. Burr
Mmilie
Kenneth
Baltinwry
May Murphy
Erie
Corry Hospital
Frank Debary
Marjorie
A. M. Gabriel
Arthur Schneider
Buffalo
Lucille Murray
Balston
Spa
N. Y
JD. Murray
Mott Street
J.H. Castor
Charlies ‘P. Craker
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ajax
Works
N Reith
Daniel Bracken
Herbert Bracken
Seattle
Wash
M. Simmons
Frank VanTassel
William Ricker
Trank Ferry
Bhool Bacos
Warren
Emum Oil Company
Ora Harper
Atate Purse
Cr. Christenaen
John Foley
Ed Schrabling
Cleveland
A.C. Hovey
John H. Bell
Benton
Findley Lake
Johnson Cotage
J. P. Lawrenée
C. Shopp
East Frederick Street
Kenneth Williams
Coneautville
M.D. Wietelin
Harry
Ogieall
New Castle
Pittsburgh Hotel Association
James Soges
Brie
John Banks
Mast Bonistrat
Brie Richars
Calo
Bown Weiting
Dorey
Garian
Relnvey
Chicago
Mary
Margarel
Fave
Everting
Visi
New York City
American Library Association
Hey Ain
Bay Head
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Kennesh W. Morris
Brookly
W. Stuart Houghton
East Congress Street
Thdianapolis
Ind
Morris
Union Switchands Signal Company
H. L. Vette
Snyier
C. L. Buell
Governors to Speak at Pymatuning Opening Day
June 30 Meadville Pennsylvania and Ohio officials will join anglers for the opening of fishing at Pymatuning Lake Dernford County. Governor George H Earle of Pennsylvania and Martin L Davey of Ohio are to lead a parade to the Pymatun ing dam and deliver feature addresses at the dedicatory exercises at 11 o clock near the new boathouse at the Jamestown end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pymatuning
Dernford
United States
Elaion
George H Earle
Martin L. Davey
Pymatun- Ing Dam
Ile of the New Boathouse
Jamestown
O'Elucik
Hold New Castle Man In French Senate Acts Death Of Two
A crash on a highway near Mithin injured Thomas W. Coier 28 and Rose Coder 24 of Mithin. Driver Ralph Dowis sleeping in a truck struck by a rear collision. Police detained Dowis for questioning as an inquest proceeds.
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New Castle
Sy United P. Lewistown
Jime
Thomas W. Coier
Rose Coder
Mithin
Werfsh
William Pehn
Bergstrean
Ralph Doiwis
Nes Castle
RD. 5
Down
Toran Cuvier Hale
Irwin Smiles in Court After Not Guilty Plea
In New York Irwin enters a not guilty plea as his attorney enters the formal plea and the suspect, freshly shaven, is seen amid strained amusement watching the proceedings. A medical patient from Curry Hospital was removed to his home at 2 Miles Street Union City during the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Grins
Au United Peace
New York
Rohirfeadn
Cvitmingi Courk Poday
Aingle
Chicago
Acurptor
Straina
Tries Grogs
Miles Street
Union City
Henry Gretzier
West Galimhus
Cubry Hospital
Strikes Cause Disruptions at Ohio Mills and Gates
A seven state walkout sees clashes outside United Alloys gates as guardsmen restore order amid picket lines. Vandalism and a dynamite blast near the main Republic gate are reported while workers trickle inside as security tightens and vehicles face stone barrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallee
Republic Gate
Trump Road
United Alloys Division
Republic
Alloys
Baylomets
Safory
Almys
Jone
Over 200 Million Fish Planted in June Across Pennsylvania Waters
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission reports 219,557,980 warm water trout and other species removed from hatcheries including Corry and planted into streams and lakes in May and June. About 1,407,870 trout of various colors and sizes were released into approved waters, with 61,769,000 bluegill planted in Lake Erie. Remaining species included perch bass suckers catfish and chintish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
The
Fish Commission
Aize
Lake Erie
Market Gossip from Wall Street on French Crisis and Van der Lip
Wall Street remains unperturbed by the French financial crisis with experts noting the market has priced in the event. Analysts expect limited activity until after the Independence Day holiday, then potential gains as traders anticipate a firmer tone. Vanderlip’s death closes a notable Wall Street career, marked by a rise from farm boy to National City Bank executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Io Nehanen
Tietof
Airlwin
Sts
Vanderlip
Frank A. Vandertig
Vandlerlip
Post
Chicara
Roweheil
Pregilen
Bante
Serom
Market Rally Gains Drive Stocks Across the Board
A broad market rally lifted most major indices with gains of substantial points as investors covered shorts and rotated into lenders and industrials. Notable movers included American Locomotives, Standard Oil and Westinghouse Electric among others, with Treasuries steady and volatility subdued as buyers reemerged in the late session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Athurloun
Alnreienn
Amaniie Refining Aulin ' Bondi Aviation Hutioheant Ste
Ann Martiss-Wright Colimba
Eo Capgen
Eo Capgen Continuntinean
Sonera Motors
International Niet Kennecatt
Montgomery Warn National Airy
Nast
Kelvinator
New Yorke Ceninay Nowktinrn Pacific - Otis Steel
Pucker Paramount Pro Penna RR
Filius
Ennanye Vacuure Standard Owane
Undari Oi
Stadebaker Toxac CO
Cnlted Corpig Ts Steel
Vey Bom Warned Bros
Soesene
Westinghouse Electric
Ed Westworth Iy
N.Y
Curb
Aero. Supply Sree Ab Arkanbar Gas Yycee Sievenny
Apso Gag & Wheel
Yu Ceseseuse Cities Service Tienes OM MecGord Rad O
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Rleonterk
Rex
Cappy Ricks
Peter B. Kyne
Bob Betier
George Brent
Anita Louise
Warner Bros
United Gilsonite Laboratories
C. E. Doane Hardware
Miller’s Pharmacy
Condra’s
Paris
Japan
Moscow
Chapan
Amur
Mimory Shigeniisal
Maxie Litvinov
Sevan Bugal
Phibadelphia
Forney Depunty
Lax Payen’ Fain
Phtrephia Sles
Detroit
St. Louis
Seks
Greyhound
New Lanry
Bighenytraceh
Blackstone
Root’s Furniture Store
Rede
Furkerl
CT. C. Jendart
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