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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1931

Page

9

Miss Mary Neylot Returns Home After Weekend Visit

Miss Mary Neylot spent the weekend in Meadville with friends and returned home last evening. Mrs. Alice Mathews and sons, who stayed a month with Mr and Mrs John McInnes, left Sunday for Cleveland. For sale bed room furniture porch chairs mugs 55 East Frederick Street phone 19%-M 3118. Miss Dorothy Akam plans to resume studies at Hott business college while renting city properties with John H. Glough at 7B Main St.

Mary Neylot Meadville Alice Mathews and Sons City John McInnes Cleveland Frederick Street Dorothy Akam Warren Lis Hott Business College Art John H. Glough Main St John Roach Buffalo L. Alexander Pauline Webb Elle Business College Mir Fred Snapp West Frederick Street Albine Larson Drie Loma Amidon St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie E. B. Mourton Frank Mourton Don Hemmink North Clymer J. W. Moore Oil City

Personal Mentions From Local Society Post Weekend Travel

Assemblyman and Mrs J H King left Sunday evening for Harrisburg to spend several weeks. Many residents, including Hastings H Jones returning from Pittsburgh and Jamestown, and Mr Mrs A Zalzneck with sons Philip and Milton, came home after weekend visits in Cleveland. Various others, from Miss Margaret Clark to Mary O’Hare and Mrs J B McClintock, appear in a flurry of return trips, visits and departures across Erie region.

J. H. King Harrisburg Hasting H Jones Pittsburgh Jamestown A. Zalzneck Philip and Milton Cleveland W. BR. Mathews Williamsport Margaret Clark Marcyhurst College Erie Margaret O'Hare Bimare Mary O'Hare Mirs John Downey Himare Burch Gordon Wesley Robbins Oliver Casler Walter DeJean Donald Sherman B.S. Astin Bradford James Hayes Charles Souwine Dora Oppewall Dundine Josie Lawless DuBois Thomas Durkin Hee Delmar Cochrane Hydetown Arthur V. Gochran North Center Street Inez Witch Upton City Edward Jerome Spartansburg Miles B. Kitts Pred Burlingame PC. Pax Oil City J. G. Alexander Kansas City D. Fuller Smith Street

Market Close Snapshot of Key Stocks and Oil Listings

Stock quotations from Log an & Bryan of Oil City show lists across mining copper refiners, automakers, and oil majors. Notable names include American Smelting, Amaconda, Butte Copper, International Nickel, Chrysler, General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Mid Continental, Pan American, Sinclair, and various railroads such as New York Central and Southern Pacific. The column mixes steel, machinery, aviation, and utilities with broader market indicators and regional references.

Logan & Bryan Oil City New York Stock Exchange Lloyd M. Bracken American Smelters Weage Amaconda Sa Butte Copper & Zinc Wennecott International Nickel Motors Chrysler Continental Motors General Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Overland ‘ Nelsow Trucke Gils Atlantic Refining Continental Oil Mid Continental Pet National Supply Pan American B . Pitts United Corp Prairile Sinclair BIG Ohio Oi Texas

Union Pacific Plan Signals Massive 2011 Outlay

Omaha May 16 The Union Pacific Railroad plans to spend 70 million dollars in 2011 for new yard and main line work and a total outlay of about 99 million for maintenance of equipment and right of way including bridges and structures. President Calvin Cray notes long term program.

Union Pacific R. R Omaha Naty Witon Pacific Railroad Cac Ry Cray Leo Tota Bey

Fragmentary OCR: unparseable local item

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in garbled text. It lacks clear event, date, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a coherent news item.

Old Circus Performer Long Buried in Detroit at 79

Detroit March 16 Harry Kk Long, once famed for leaping from 4 springboards over 22 elephants to headline a circus in years past, was buried here today at age 79. His wife Maggie Claire, billed as The Queen of the Air, celebrated their golden wedding two years ago. They met under the tents, toured Europe, endured rain and mud in Ohio and Kentucky, then settled in Detroit where Long later worked at an automobile plant.

Detroit Harry Kk. Long Maggie Claire T. Barnum Long Ohio Kentucky

Parr Before Senate Utility Investigators

Harrisburg Pa March 16 John R Parr Scranton registration commissioner was summoned to appear before the Senate utility investigating committee in executive session. Parr who has twice defied the committee when it sought the source of information behind charges against the public service commission was understood to have agreed to name his informant if the name could be kept private.

Harrisburg John R. Parr Scranton Senate Farr Public Servia Commission

Refuse Appeals of Convicted Slayers

United Press reports the state supreme court denied appeals for three men Frank Canlins Carl Grow and Frank Powell all of Johns town charged with first degree murder in the July 14 1938 slaying near Johnstown. Co-defendants Tony Palumbo and Joseph Parse also faced death or life sentences.

United Press Pittsburgh Louis Haffavan Johnstown State Supreme Court Frank Canlins Carl Grow Frank Powell Tony Palumbo Joseph Parse Parse Paliumbo

Early Statesmen Pay and Salary in 1814 Legislature

Historical figures show that during sessions in Washington, senators and representatives received 64 dollars per day. In 1814 the annual salary was 31,800 dollars. The figures illustrate early US congressional compensation and the wage scale during that period.

Senate Washington Congress Hey

Measure of Greatness Says Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown

A short quip from Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown remarks that few figures in history reach true greatness and none has personally realized their own greatness, referencing Washington Stir.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington

Former Oil City printer dies at 77 in Franklin

Joan Guthrie longtime superintendent of the Oil City Derrick job printing department died at 77 from a cerebral hemorrhage in Franklin hospital. He had come from Bedford Springs to visit his wife and was stricken Saturday.

Ly United Mranklin Joan Guthrie Oil City Guthrie Bedford Springs Franilin Hospital

Untitled fragment hints at toxin claim and social meeting

Fragmentary line suggests a claim that a toxin is good for a man to live where we can meet. mentions heliers, intellectual, and soci. Published in a context of a Phiokerays note, the text is unclear and involves social interaction themes without clear events or names.

Heliers, Intellectual Soci Phiokerays

FALSE TEETH HOLD FIRM ALL DAY LONG

An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder and Pasteeth Gel FASTPERTH from Keister's and druggists. It claims the powder makes dentures feel secure all day, sweetens breath, and strengthens mouth tissues with no slipping or gummy taste.

Keister’s Advi

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