N SMITH Elected President of Opportunity Club
Miss Mulan Smith won the presidency at a meeting held last evening at Mrs. Walter J Hultbergs East Brederies home. Officers for the year include Mrs Harold Patterson vice president Mrs Leon Lindsley secretary and Mrs H B Smith treasurer A brief business session followed. An enjoyable program featured two vocal solos by Miss Jewel Hadbroush a piano solo by Miss Martha Hultberg and additional solos with Mrs Olbers assisted by Mrs Clifford Jourdet and Miss Helen Johnson. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Smith
Mulan Smith
Opportunity Club
Walter J. Hultberg
East Brederies
Harold Patterson
Leon
Lindsley
Ims
H. B. Smith
Jewel Hadbroush
Diss
Louisa Whiteley
Martha Hulliberg
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Olbers
Clifford Jourdet
Helen Johnson
Tile delivery resumes for storm sewer project
Altoona Tile Products Company has launched tile manufacture at its west end plant to resume storm sewer work. Delivery of pipe is expected this week, though the project may experience delays. WPA forces are scheduled to resume work on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona Dantile Products Company
West-End
WPA
Thursda
Personal Notices Run Through City Papers With Visits and Travels
Personal mentions list residents and visitors from Leeper to Jamestown and Erie to New York City. Names include Misa Idella Ry, Mrs. Richard Powers, Miss Jeanette Skellie, Ernestine Lynn, Emilie Burr, Mira Sherman Martin, O J Murphy, John A. Westeros, W S Houghton, Velma Moore, and many others with brief notes on visits, business trips, and social events. A Cambridge speeding case notes a driver appealing a $10 fine after claiming ice cream fumes from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Idella Ry
Leeper
Richard Powers
North Centertreet
Albert Mixer
Erie
A. IM. Whippo
W. C. Dail
Jeanette Skellie
North East
Hame
Walter McEirey
North Center Street
Ernestine Lynn
Emilie Burr
New Wirmingam
Westminster College
Glen Farnham
Jamestown
N.Y
Jax
Mira
Sherman Martin
Ronald Nichols
Victoria Slaskiewica
Merle Smith
Evie
D. IL. Steen
Youngstrown
Oho
W. A. Steen
J. Murphy
O Galion
Ohio
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
John A. Westero
New York City
Grant Com
W.S. Houghton
Moa
Rickers
Lloyd Stowe
Velma Moore
Warren Ale
Warren Order of Eastern Star
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph Gemellaro
Tig
Insurance firm seeks share of school district coverage
Theo P. Williams of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Company appeared before the Board of Education seeking a share of the school district's insurance business. He noted he pays taxes on three local properties and argued for consideration in awarding the district's coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo P. Williams
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Company
Board of Education
Williams
No Wonder You Are Constipated
An advice flyer promotes natural laxative foods to ease constipation. It endorses Kellogg's AU-Bran for breakfast, describes bulk forming fiber, and urges daily consumption with ample water. The ad notes All-Bran is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Toof Officers Installed At Corry Encampment No 241
District Deputy Grana Patriarch Joseph Wikmeir and staff of Erie oversaw the installation of officers for Corry Encampment No 241 T O G F Held at Ge meeting on North Genter street. Officers installed included Glenn Wktred C J Auer Henry Wood Guy Roegers A F Carlbourg RH Rossbacher Warren White I 2 Bush Herold Shannon and E E Bush. Remarks followed by district deputy alaff and guests Lotis C Schauble and D IM Crawford. A banquet concluded the evening. Gale kills 2000 chickens near Alinas California during a 72 mile gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grana
Joseph Wikmeir
Erie
Corry
North Genter Street
Glenn Wktred
C. J. Auer
Henry Wood
Guy Roegers
A. F. Carlbourg
RH. Rossbacher
Bank Statement for Citizens National Bank of Corry 1938
Bank condition report for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania dated March 7 1938 shows total assets 2 070 844 34 and total deposits 1 701 207 04. Officers certify figures including capital reserves and loan pledges with notary attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Cal
Comptroller of the Currency
F. A. Loveland
J. J. Desmond
Market rally lifts stocks as bonds gain and foreign markets dip
Stocks led a broad recovery on the exchange with gains of 1 to 4 points while bonds advanced except foreign issues. Wheat and cotton rose as the dollar remained sought as a safe haven. Foreign markets were lower but saw some support amid a record earnings outlook from several majors and tax relief hopes in the senate. Companies listed include American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Exxon prior, U S Steel, Studebaker, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Senate
American Con
American T & T Anaconda
Amantig Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bosing Air Cap
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Curtis-Wright Erie
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Nanee Montgomery Ward
National Dairyers
New York Central
Packard Paramount Pic
Penna RA
Pure Oil Radio
Uscs Socony Vacuum
Sid Studebaker
Texas
United Comp
Us Steel
Warner ‘Bros Weatinghouse Electric
Woolworth , Nyrven
Yellow Truck
Afi Young Sheet N.Y. Quib Aero Supply
Ark Nat Gas T Asso Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas McCord
Death claims John Devink at family home near Clymer
John Devink a Holland born 77 died at the family home near Clymer Wy Monday afternoon. He was a long time resident of the area and member of the Clymer Hill Reformed Church. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM. He is survived by his wife five daughters and two sons along with thirteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Devink
Clymer
Holland
Jennie ‘Beckerink
Grace
Wsther Deuink
New York City
Emma Gadters
Ruth Johnson
Celoron
N. Y
Harry Deuini
Oil City
Lewis Deuink
Junior Welfare League Plans May Dance Event
Fourteen members met at 116 East South Street hosted by Miss Ellen McIvoy. Plans for the annual May dance were laid, with Mrs J Fred Kinley, Mrs Thomas Roelofs and Miss Kiva Burmaster in charge. A bake sale report was given, and fundraising ideas discussed. Bridge followed the business meeting, hosted by Mrs Raymond Barnes and Mrs Grant Gick. desserts were served. The same committee will lead the March social in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Tuning Welfare League
C. B. Wilcox
East South Street
Ellen Mc
Ruth Becker
Emory Measenser
J. Fred Kinley
Thomas Roelofs
Kiva Burmaster
Rul! Powers
Helenundquist
Raymond Barnes
Grant Gick
Hosterses
Wanted Man to Work on Farm Through Sugar Season
Classified brief shows a man sought to work on a farm during the sugar season in Columbus area with contact references and a phone number. Also lists for Leghorn fowl and other livestock, Moore's Seed Store ad, and a rent notice for furnished rooms at 310 West Pleasant Street.
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Ay Fife
Rex
Anna May Wong
Akim Tamiroff
Dec Schneiders
Bill Clark
Guitar
Featuring
Elanor
Leonardo Excellente
Chuck Vincent
Trick Roper
Willie and
Elmer
Deacon Thomas
Bob Burns
Jack Oakie
Kenny Baker
Radio City
Offer Liberal
Powell Motor
National
Corry, Pa
William Polster
Sewicdey, Pa
Melvin Shamlaugh
West Church Street
Clara Patterson
Penn Yun, N
Margaret Rounds
West Main Street
Thoro Bement
Titusville
Fomerly
George Kruge
Detront
Mich
Airs
Spring Creek
Clayton Rounds
Chas. A. Myers
Phon Rei
TOOF
Alinas
California
Albertson
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Cooseesens
Total Capital Account
Eanes
Gyenesy
Bernstein’s
Mallory
Chelsea
Bernstein
John Devink
Junior Welfare League
Mistic
Iberebloy
John 1
Ae hoUsind
Megkowun
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