Miss Adabell Mourton Retires After Six Months in Allentown
The report notes Miss Adabell Mourton who has resided in Allentown, Pennsylvania for six months retired home yesterday. Mrs Ralph Weicht intends to see his morning to spend the day in business. A tie jam blocked Bucktall Trail east of Emporium Sunday but did not stop traffic for long, motorists detained under fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adabell Mourton
Allentown
Ralph Weicht
Bucktall
Emporium
Twis
Personal Mentions From Auburn To Syracuse on Business Trip
Personal notes from Union City area residents list Mephil Patterson in Auburn and Syracuse on business. Thane Cottrell from West Dunwis Mass arrives Monday. Mrs Cottrell to join later for the week. Mic dulia Place to accompany him to Union City and plans a future home. Gladys Potter returns to Spartansburg after a visit with sister Mrs Moody. Mrs David Rbsts returns from Youngstown with her parents and remains for a visit while Mr and Mrs Reich and Mr Rosen visit New York on business. James Malloy leaves West Chester Street home for Lakewood after weeks in the city. W. Granges of Beaver Falls in city for Aero Supply business. Mrs HJ Blass returns from visiting relatives in Chester Sway Grewnville. Mr and Mrs Paul E Hibbert of Wellston overnight visitors at Hotel Cony. Mrs Lawrence Thomas leaves for Meadville to visit mother and relatives. James Schwering, city resident, goes to Philadelphia for a week-long stay returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mephil Patterson
Auburn
Syracuse
N.Y
Corry Blewcher Company
Thane Cottrell
West Dunwis
Mass
Mrz. Cottrell
Mic Dulia Place
Tum
Union City Times Enterprise
Gladys Potter
Spartansburg
Lisa Monning
Mrs
Moody
Alvey
Marie
David Rbsts
Youngstown
Nathan Reich
Reich
Ms. Reich
Mr. Rosen
New York City
W. ©. Granges
Beaver Falls
HJ. Blass
Telstives
Chester Sway
Grewnville
Paul E. Hibhert
Wellstoe
Cony
Penn-Wells
Wellshoro
Lawrence Thomas
Meadville
Ralph Jackson
James Schwering
Philadelphia
Builder of First Auto Here Passes Away at 71
The Corry man who built the first auto in the city and operated the Corry Garage and Central Garage with his son LeRoy I Cady has died at 71. Survived by his widow, LeRoy T Cady, Williard Cay, Commodore Cady, two daughters, a sister, and four grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM from the home, with burial at Hines Shore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Auto
Thia City
LeRoy I. Cady
Businet
Corry
First Avenue
Centhial Gabige
Mast South Street
Cody
Tee Tops
LeRoy T, Cauy
Williard Cay
Commodtore Cady
Jamestown
Willian Marsh
Albert M Biney
Gorry
Anid Pie
Zula Vai Vieet
Hie
Hile Homie
AL O'Slock
Hines Shore Cemetery
Reed Charges Pinchot Behind Boom For Moore
United Press staff correspondent Albert E. Steel reports in Philadelphia that Senator Reed assailed Governor Pinchot, accusing Hawey A. Mabk ey of steering Mayor J Hampton Moore toward a senatorial bid to split Reed’s vote. Reed calls Pinchot a common scald and vows no campaign alliances while mulling re election. General Edward Martin weighs gubernatorial plans as party leaders push solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Steel
United Press
Philadelphia
Wilsy
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Pinchot
Reed
A. Mabkey
Meade
J. Hampton
Moore
Mayo
Tut Pinchot
Watt
Mellons
Edward Martin
Washington
Party Solidarity
Dillinger escape deemed an inside job in Indiana
United Press reports in evidence found by Indiana officials that John Dillinger’s jail escape from Crown Point was an inside job. Edward Baree and Matt Brown testified to involvement by guards and a jail inmate, with Brown’s arrest noted for aiding and abetting the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John Dillinger
Gustaw
Auorney Gunuwal Tity Lute, Jr
Gererali
Edward J. Baree
Gheckil
Dillingey
Baree
Angerprine
Dillinger Li
Matt Brown
Dillinger
Blink
Stocks Move Irregularly in Choppy New York Session
The stock market moved irregularly lower across the board after a wavering session in New York. International Nickel slipped from a high earlier, while Canadian Pacific rose modestly. Other tickers listed include American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Kennecott, Union Carbide, and Pure Oil, with broader industry names and utilities trading in varied fashion as the market digested mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Unites Press
New York
Mer
Iwate
Hatch
Dietook
Ameren Can
American Smelter
American T & T
Anaconda Atlantic
Aton
Tendix Aviation
Pethichem Steel
Canadian Pacific O
Coroasa Nightyater
Columbia G ‘Continental Can
Consolidated Oil
Gurtsis-Wright
Erle
Sheeetae General Electriq
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy Wes
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Fema
Saehel Pure
Ea Radio
Socony
Standard Oil
Stamdard Omns
Eee
Studebaker
PEAS
US Leather
United A
United Westinghouse Techric
Wentworth
Gloomy morning at Valerie's window and Perry's gentle chase
In a sunlit New York room Valerie and Perry Dever stare into a tangle of longing and social games. Nigel and Dennis tease, while John Harmon works hard on his book. Valerie recalls lovers, the kiss of risk, and a plan to break free as the day unfolds toward choices and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Piere
Loulstig
Valerie Univ
John Harmon
Pony Sothatisses
Vee
Valerie
Valere
Nigel
Jonni
Dennis
Perry
Stulley
Walt
Alleast
Tuntis
Oursebeus
Jim
Tier
Zolis
Fies
Tinea
Fife
Valurie
New York
Tings
Pepals
Tavish V
Madame
Toni
Boston
Gotte
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Rex
USUA
NAO
Doris Kenyon
Onslow Stevens
Isabel Jewel
Thsina Todd
Melvyn Douslas
Eac ‘Methat
Galemdemiley
Elmer Rice
Suttan Woler
Carl Laemmle
Univers
Choinet
Montgomery
Madge Evans
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Chuck Roast
Callies
Hamburg
Hamends
Mallory
Nowe
Center St
James Malloy
A. B. Carlsburg
West Washingum Street
Lakewood, O
Boom
Penny
Senator Reed
Martin
Billsbury’s
Hershey
Campbell's
Tony Rezzelle
West Main Street
Member
Federal Reserve System
Desperado
Aris Nat Gas
Amgon Gas & Tiwclio Lopeyeereee Te Ilies Service
Lone Star Gas
Wyest Pub
Allene Corliss
Chapter
Thirty
Vale
Twilicht
Perry Deverest
Wolf Krille
Porvoy
Stentey
Rhuin
Lie
Ivaltt
Hennis
Yea
Ling Perry
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