Columbus Boy Displays Art
Columbus friends of Frank Vincent Patrick report the former resident has completed sculptures for the Federal Art Project in Los Angeles California. The works include The Student The Worker Tone and a Lincoln portrait bust Tone a head of a girl was bought by Gardena High School for the girls gymnasiums physical director. The federal project offers artists a chance to present their world publicly and gain openings aiding their advancement.
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Columbus
Frank Vincent Patrick
Federal Art Project
Los Angeles
Calif
Tone
Lincol
Gardena High School
Lie Federal Project
Men Join Sewing Project in Pittsfield
The FWPA sewing project in Pittsfield Massachusetts added 21 male recruits joining a class with 50 women. Mrs Fabel Hickey, head of the project, noted several men as among the best workers.
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Pittsfield
Mass
FWPA
Fabel Hickey
Corry Am Uses Wide Round of Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs J C Buttery left for New York City after visiting at Mrs C W Jones and Dr Jones home. Philip J Friesman went to Erie for the day. Frank M Raymond and Murray R Olds attended funeral services for Tate Walter Alexander in Erie. David Benson of Cleveland visited Corry, Warren Pa on business, Orrin B Kinney of Driftwood visited today. Charles Morris of Pittsburgh spent the day with Mr and Mrs Charles A Myers. Mrs R N Crankshaw of Buffalo visited the Heath and Mulderick home due to Mr Heath illness. Rev and Mrs H M Best of Girard Pa were visitors with Rev J W Brill at the missionary convention. G C Murphy manager Cox spent today and Thursday in Harvestown NY for a district meeting. Mr and Mrs AL Tanner in the city this week on business. Mrs AV Cochran and daughter Carol Mae visiting near Hyndtown Pa returned home. Ly Keister and father J A Keister traveled by motor from Galeton Pa on a business trip. Mrs P G Wood and granddaughter Mary Jean Mooney returned from Erie. Mrs F Davis left for Erie to spend the week with cousin Mrs W H Cornell. Mrs T R Sorenson left Reynoldsville Pa for home. Mrs S B Elston spending today in Erie. David E B Lines and sister Bernice Lines returned from a surprise party for brother Samuel Lines on Old French Road for his 71st birthday. Samuel Lines is a former Corry resident.
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J. C. Buttery
C. W. Jones
Dr. Jones
New York City
Philip J. Friesman
Erie
Frank M. Raymond
Murray R. Olds
Tate
Walter Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Corry
David Benson
Cleveland
Warren
Orrin B. Kinney
Driftwood
Charles Morris
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Myers
East Wayns Street
R. N. Crankshaw
Buffalo
Christian Alliance Caths
Cox
G. C. Murphy Company
Jarvestown
Tanner
Jamestown
A.V. Cochran
Carol Mae
W. M Cochran
Hyuetown
E. L. Morrow
North Center Street
Hilton
Edward Gable
Howe
Ly Keister
J. A. Keister
Galeton
P. G. Wood
Mary Jean Mooney
Frank Keefes
F. ©. Davis
Herousin
W. H. Cornell
T. R. Sorenson
Reynoldswilly
S. B. Elston
David EB
Lines
Bernice Lines
Tie
Samuel
Old French Road
Mr. Lines
Samuel Lines
Oldham to Head Franklin Troop in State Patrol
Lieut A 4 Oldham of the state highway patrol was designated to take over duties of Capt John M Bender, removed by Revenue Secretary John B Kelly from Troop F Franklin. Oldham, previously stationed at Meadville, steps in after hearings on Bender's laxity. Superintendent Wilson G Price and assistant Capt Philip Dorr had resigned. Capt Marl J Henry acts as superintendent pending a new head.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Oldham
State Highway Patrol
John M. Bender
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Franklin
Meadville
Bender
Revenue Department
Wilson G. Price
Philip Dorr
Marl J. Henry
Missionaries to Speak at Local Church Convention
The Annual Missionary convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance opens this evening at the Toval church. J. W. Brill, a veteran missionary, will deliver the message as the series aims to spark missionary enthusiasm and raise funds. Marie Frieligh of French West Africa is slated to speak Thursday. A service each evening through the week leads to a Sunday close with three services.
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J. W. Brill
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Toval
To Society
United States
Borneo
Marie Freligh
French West Africa
Club Congratulates Firm on Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Moris campus present or io Golden Rule Club extended congratulations to Marsis Bernstein proprietor of Bernstein Brothers clothing firm in Corry on its twenty fifth anniversary of business. Bernstein is active club member and officers joined in felicitations. The Friendship Clip meeting was postponed two weeks.
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Moris
Io Golden Rule Club
Marsis Bernstein
Bernstein Brothers’ Clothing
Corry
Bernstein
What the past 3 years have brought the investors
New York May 4 Three years after markets closed for the war holiday the total value of all listed stocks on the New York Stock Exchange has risen by 81 billion dollars. Principal gains include Allied Chemical 18 percent Amer T&T 17.5 percent DuPont 12 percent General Motors 10 percent.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
Amer T&t
Casey
Chrysler
TS. Steel
Western Union
Tike Westinghouse
Opportunity Club Dinner Plans At Presbyterian Church
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church prepares a chicken dinner in the whavel dining room on Tuesday evening March 10 from 6 30 to 8 00. Committee members include Mrs R A Ott Mrs Leon Lindsley Mrs M Agst and Mr Hayy B Smith with aid from other club members. Public invited and tickets available at the Gift Shop. Lost ruby scarf pin finder please leave at Journal office.
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Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Whavel
R. A. Ott
Leon Lindsley
M. Agst
Hayy B. Smith
Ge Opportunity Club
Siggins Backs Landon Candidacy for National Convention
Colm Siggins Jr. of Warren endorsed by Republican leaders supports Alf Landon for president at the national convention. He also spoke for John M. Flynn of Elk County and favored Landon as the best available candidate to secure the party’s nomination. The Twentieth district includes Mercer, Venango, Clarion, Forest, Warren and Elk counties.
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Colm Siggins, Jr
Warren
Aly Lendom
Isis
Siggins
Corry
Spring Creek
Columbus
John M. Flynn
Elle County
Landon
Twentieth
Mercer
Venanga
Clarion
Forest
Eli Counties
Wall Street Bullish On Tax Proposal Boosts Markets
Wall Street treats the tax plan as bullish to stock prices with corporations urged to ration surpluses to stockholders. Roosevelt signals details to be worked out, noting reserves and surplus distinctions. plan could raise money velocity and affect planning for future dividends.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Roosevelt
Stocks Down Slightly on Profit-Taking in New York
New York stock markets fell back in late trading after profit taking but closed irregularly higher on active turnover. Government bonds rose due to heavy over subscription of net financing, while grains and cotton eased and overall market movement reflected Roosevelt's tax proposal on corporate profits. Notable names among prices included American Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, US Steel, and Westinghouse Electric, with many other prominent firms listed in the session.
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United Press
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Iean
American Smart American
T&t Atime
Atlantic Refining Amduet
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Weight
Socony Vacuum
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Youngstown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Aora Supply B
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCorn Rad Ban Locomotive
Penn Drakes Triumph Over Polish Alumni at Cambridge
The Titusville Penn Drakes played without Pus Mahoney yet defeated the Polish Alumni 51 to 0 in Cambridge Springs night game.
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Titusville
Penn-Drakes
Pus Mahoney
Aluwmi
Cambridge
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