Alathians Enjoy Social Gathering At Church Ladies
Alabian Society of the M. E. Church members gathered yesterday afternoon in the Mathian room decorated in St Patrick colors for a social hour after business. Mrs Roscoe Wearing and Mrs G Putterson hosted a table with cakes and coffee as about forty members attended from Vilusville. No special work was planned for the day.
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Mathian
F. Roscoe Wearing
L. Putterson
Guy Brown
St. Patrick's
Hitt Hurst Ang Mys
Manley Robbins
Charles Stewart
Society of the
M. E. Church
Vilusville
Visitors and departures in Corry crowd city today
Wilbur Merritt of Warren visits Corry arriving last evening. H Clark of Haniel Clark company leaves for New York on business. Mrs A S Welsh heads to New York for several days as guest of friends. N Dell Darling and Harry depart for Erie after relatives visit due to W Glenn Darling’s funeral. Mrs J C Kibler returns from Kane, Pa. P C Halfast goes to Spartansbury for two days. Harold Murray and son Paul travel from Corry to Cochranton, Pa. Hunter Darling departs for Buffalo after death of brother Glenn Darling. funeral held yesterday. James Darling and Charles Hall accompany him. Charles Lyman and Theresa McGurn stay with Mr and Mrs John D Slanigin. ck Heywang to visit overnight from Pittsburgh. Myrtle Jordan to accompany Friday to Pittsburgh. Archie Darling returns to Cleveland after funeral for W Glenn Darling. sister-in-law Mrs James Darling to stay in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs W J DeJean guests of relatives in Sherman. Mrs H J Blass travels to Elie on business. Mr and Mrs R L Mead and Mildred of Youngsville with Harry Morter of Tulsa visit the Parkhurst home. Mrs Paul Stone of Union City visits sisters Mrs Clair Phelps and Miss Emma Armstrong. William Steele returns to the city after weeks away. Mrs J G Matthews of Gil City visits sister Mrs A G Reed. Miss Sarah O Meara district manager Metropolitan Nursing Service visits from New York City, leaves for Jamestown. Mrs Franklin Rox visits home in Dunkirk. Olin Teasdale of Meadville returns home after Corry visit with Perry Nichols family.
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Wilbur Merritt
Warren
J. C. Kibler
Kane
P. C. Halfast
Spartansbury
Harold Murray
Paul
Corry
Cochranton
Hunter Darling
Buffalo
Glenn Darling
James Darling
Tit City
Charles Hall
Charles Lyman
Theresa McGurn
Bulfain
John D. Slanigin
North Center Street
Ck Heywang
Pittsburgh
W. D. Shaffer
Fastrederick Street
Pittsburg
Myrtle Jordan
Archie B. Darling
Cleveland
W. Glenn Darling
Jamies Darling
W J. DeJean
Sherman Thal
H. J Blass
Elie
R. L. Mead and Waughter
Mildred
Youngsville
Harry Morter
Tulsa
Ols
M. J. Parkhurst
East South Street
Paul Stone
Union City
Clair Phelps
Emma Armstrong
William Steele
J. G. Matthews
Gil City
A. G Reed
Sarah O'Meara
Metropolitan Nursing Service
New York City
V. A. Port
Jamestown
Franklin Rox
Dunikirk
Olin Teasdale
Meadville
Perry Nichols
Senate moves on beer bill amid tax and wine debate
Washington reports the Senate will take up the 34 percent beer and wine bill at noon with passage expected soon. The House has voted to legalize beer alone, while an added wine juice amendment faces possible House objection. Industry groups demand higher alcohol limits and the AFL cites state-by-state sales implications as the Volstead act reforms loom.
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Iiter
Washington
Mar
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
West Coast
Be Paige
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Robinson
United Press
Lander High Wins Debate At Columbus
Judges Evening Rowand Miss Nellie Titus and S. Knapp presided as Columbus and Lander High faced off in Columbus. Lander won the debate two to one on the prompt that at least half of state and local revenues come from sources other than tangible property. Columbus team included Howard Ross Eligabeth Wick and Robert Triscuit in constructive and rebuttal rounds. Other entertainment and refreshments followed the contest before a large audience.
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Rowand
Sheen
Nellie Titus
S. Knapp
Warren County
Columbus
Lander
Langer
Jim
Howard Ross
Eligabeth Wick
Argus
Robert Triscuit
Lander High
George Avilap
Phillip Knapp
Lanter
Closing Out Sale Promotes Bargains From Entire Stock
A small retailer announces a closing out sale with messages urging customers to read a few bargains and buy now, highlighting the entire stock available at reduced prices.
Mary Martha Class Meets at West Smith Street Home
Twenty-two members of the Mary Martha class of the Presbyterian Church answered roll call with a verse of scripture at a regular meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Hengst on West Smith Street Wednesday evening. Mrs Harry Spicer conducted the meeting and Mrs H W Alverson led the devotional. Officers for the year were named with last year’s officers re-elected: president Mrs Harry Spicer, vice president Mrs Walter Auer, secretary Mrs Glenn Dickson, assistant secretary Miss Mary Anderson, treasurer Mrs Ralph Vanderhio. Miss A G Buller was named chairman of the hostess committee, Mrs Marion Rambough chairman of publicity, Miss Helen Fordyce chairman of entertainment. The class voted to purchase a printing press for the church and committee members were appointed to confer with Rev G L Boyd. Entertainment was provided by Miss Fordyce with games and visiting. hostesses served sandwiches, wafers, coffee and green mints. The next meeting on April pm will be an Easter bonnet party with location to be announced.
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Dwenty
Martha Glass
Presbyterian Church
C. M. Héngst
West Smith Street
Harry Spicer
H.W. Alverson
Vase
Walter Auer
Glenn Dickson
Mary Anderson
Ralph Vanderhio
A. G. Buller
Marion Rambough
Helen Fordyce
Ttr
Fred Hornes
G. L. Boyd
Hengst
4. B. Smith
Claud Place
Stock Market Pauses After Early Rush Gains
Trading steadies as buyers slow and prices hold near session highs. Early activity showed heavy selling by professionals while small operators snapped up shares on setbacks. Optimism remains but analysts urge caution before confirming a broader recovery. list notes mixed prices for American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Chrysler.
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Unitsa Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Sentament
American D&t
Anaconda
Ies
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Reo
Atte Bethlehent Steel
Chrysler
Continental
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
County Relief Directors Named in Four More Counties
United Press reports that Pennsylvania appoints county relief directors in Butler Northumberland Montour and Somerset counties with fixed stipends. The board named Rowland Gehman in Northumberland Jacobs in Danville and Pentry in Windner to lead relief boards. Resignations included George J Weingartner in Lawrence and R Foster in Indiana counties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mystery of Geraldine Postey Ends in Deserted House
Police trace a missing girl to a deserted Peddler's Road house where two dead pigeons lie in a pillowcase. Detective work uncovers a complex tangle of relationships including Betty Canfield, Harry Armstrong, Bruce and Ephraim Foster, and a shocking family motive. Geraldine's body is found buried nearby. medical exam notes death within six hours. Thatcher Colt leads the investigation, interviewing parents and allies while organizing a downtown autopsy and evidence collection.
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Geraldine Postey
Humphrey Maskell
Marean
Geraldine
Harry Armstrong
Ephraim Foster
Thatcher Colt
Colt
Betty Canfield
Ed Wyes
Sovinis
Bruce Foster
Wirry Armstrong
Brothers
Whieit
Enil al Tigat
Vaii| Ou
Priscuilly de
Tony
Foster
Jill
Dummund
L. Foster
Eliine
Reid
Sevat
Strang
Punchex
Betty Canfiall
Harry Armstronce
Doctor Maskell
Greckins
Gilsie
Guthor
Thanhor Colt
Bruce
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