Personal notices shuffle through Corry area crowds
Erie visitor Henry Crowell arrived to attend funeral services for F. E. Crowell. Mrs. R. A. Ewing returned home from Mayburg after three weeks with her mother. Olin Cobbett of Brookton Mass. plans to reside with son Melvin Cobbett. The Cobbett party will occupy the upper Alexander home on Prandin Street. F. M. Raymond and his wife returned from Florida recent weeks. Merle Cowles of Cleveland came after the death of his father in law. Mrs. Merle Patterson, formerly of Corry, visited then went to Glydon. Ama Louise Filson and Thomas C. Filson of Des City were guests here. Rev. L. Thayce hosted at North Clyde. Kenneth Winter of Erie visited Corry. Margaret Burkhardt of Cleveland home for vacation. Whittlesey was in Meadville then returned. Mrs. G. A. Belter and daughter visited Meadville. Towis Kittleberger returned from Dunkirk. Rev. G. West attended clergy meeting in Oil City. Mrs. Wallace Hammond, once a surgical patient, returned home today. Miss Myrle Durham, finished training at Buffalo City hospital, visited parents. Charles Hankin came to attend Wells baby funeral. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Taylan returned from Pittsburgh. Frank S. Austin left for Kane for business.
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Henry Crowell
Erie
F. E. Crowell
R.A. Ewing
Mayburg
R. B. Sillis
Scicta Road
Olin Cobbett
Brookton
Mass
Melvin Cobbett
Alexander
Prandin Street
Cobbett
Metor
Ani
F. M. Raymond
Daytona Beach
Sey 212
Florida
India Fox
A. F. Hunt
Union City
K. S. Durhay
Rev. L. ©. Thayce
North Clymer
J. Kenneth Winter
Corry
Margaret Burkhardt
Cleveland
C. F. Burkhardt
Whittlesey
Meadville
G. A. Belter
Mary Jean
Towis Kittleberger
Dunkirk
Rev. G. West
Himmanuel Episcopal Church
Oil City
Wallace Hammond
Corn'y Hospital
West Frederick Street
Myrle Durham
Bufold City Hospital
W. L. Durham
Charles Hankin
City
Wells
G. G. ‘Taylan
Pittsburgh
Austin
Kane
Market Close Ledger of Major Stocks and Utilities Names
The page lists closing market quotations featuring numerous NYSE members and major issuers. Highlights include Copper stocks American Smelting, Anaconda, and Butte. International Nickel. petroleum and refining firms like Atlantic Refining and Sinclair. steel and locomotive names Bethlehem Steel and American Locomotive. energy firms such as Commonwealth Edison and Texas Company. railroads including B&O and Northern Pacific. and standard manufacturers like Curtiss-Wright, Packard, and Studebaker. Names, exchanges, and a mix of gas, oil, and utility entities populate the tally.
Local families return home after visits
Mr and Mrs Harold Sweet of Patconer and Mr and Mrs Ernest Atherdon of Lakeword NY have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Y R Ees and family of South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sweet
Patconer
Ernest Atherdon
Familly
Lakeword, Ny
Y. R. Es
South Center Street
Private Burkhardt to Arrive Home for Visit
Private Charles Burkhardt of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station will arrive home Thursday for a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs F Burkhardt and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkhardt
Great Lakes Naval, Treing Station
Great Lakes, Il
F. Burkhardt
Rochester Mourns Death of Kodak King
Eastman, the man behind Kodak, died after a long life of invention and wealth. Retired tales recount his rise from a pain clerk earning 20 dollars weekly to pioneering dry plate photography and film, shaping global industry and friendship with Edison, Firestone, and Ford. His fortune ranged between 13 to 20 million or more, with a dramatic decline of wealth described in tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Santo Domingo
Bastaman
Bastman
Thomas A. Edison
Bastman Lids
Harvey Firestone
Ife
Yeu Helwoun
T. J. Hargreave
Wassinn Kodak Company
API
Ussimin Kedile Comedeny
Mrs Hillstrom Speaks Before Mentor Club
Illness reduced attendance at a Mentor Club meeting hosted by Mrs J W Carnicke in West Smith street. Miss Myrtle Fuller led Current Events, Mrs D A Hillstrom delivered a Norway Denmark Greenland reading, and a salad lunch with St Patrick decorations followed. The club plans to meet March 21 at Mrs Frank Parsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carnicke
West Smith Street
Myrtle Fuller
Rider Sine
D. A. Hillstrom
Norway
Denmark
Greenland
St. Patrick's
Frank Parsons
Kidnapping Case in Judge's Hands at Niles
Trial of Dowell Hargraves of Youngstown on kidnapping charges involving Niles schoolboy James DeJute concluded. Judge Lynn Griffith presided and advised readiness of his decision by Wednesday morning after a bench trial waiver by the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Warren
Dowell Hargraves
Youngstown
James DeJute
I's
Lynn
Griffith
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Ghoyslery
Continental Motors
General Motos
Hupp Motors
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Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining
Colisien
Olyn National Supply
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Sinclair
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Canadian Pacifc
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul Erie
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York
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Penna RR
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
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Colmbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealthy& Southern
Curtiss-Wright
Aetm General Bicetric
Nat Daily
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United Corp
Columbia Pictures
Dirigible
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Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Fay Wray
ANK Capra Production
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Ab Orew Bey Li Comdr
Frank Wilber Wead
USN
Jo Swerling
Ares
Rex
OU City Trust Company
Rochester
KODAK
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Hillstrom
Eureka
E. E. Guignon
Woolwortht
En York Cura Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas
Central States Electric Cities Service
Alummbia Oi & Gasoline
Humble Oil
Salk Creek
South Penn
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Tara
Advange Dry Cleaners
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Martin
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Carry
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