Local residents return from Baltimore and Chicago trips
Mr and Mrs C L Auer and son Charles along with Mr and Mrs W S Kircher of Defiance Ohio returned home by motor from Baltimore Missouri where they visited relatives. Mrs Jesse Cornell of Spartansburg BC mourns granddaughter Shirley Ann McBiro. Richard Teving, after weeks in Chicago, returns home Thursday with winter plans at the Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Auer
Charles
W. 8. Kircher
Defiance
Baltimore
Cme
Jesse Cornell
Spartansburg
B.C
Shirley Ann McBiro
Richard Teving
Chicago
Trving
Corry
Bank Statement Summary From Erie Bank 1938 Affidavit
The document presents assets and liabilities of an Erie bank as of March 18 1938. It lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S Government obligations, securities, banking house furniture and fixtures, real estate, cash items, and other assets total assets. Liabilities include deposits and liabilities pledged to securities with state and federal references and a sworn affidavit by cashier Dan A Depew before Notary Than Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Sey Thadoirl
State of
Pennsylvania
County of
Erie
Dan A. Depew
Dan A, Depew
Field
Personal Mentions From Corry Aboard Visitors and Travel
A column of local names notes Rev Francis M O Connell leaving for Coudersport Pa after a Corry visit with friends. J J Desmond heads to Oakville Ont for a short visit with son J K Desmond and family. Miss Van Kosmoski travels to Erle and Detroit to attend a brother's funeral. Lea Hoylen returns from central New York trips. Elizabeth Cuthbert visits en route to Titusville over the weekend. Deputy A S Marshal John Dempsey visits before returning to Pittsburgh for Federal Court. Mrs Warren Ross and daughter Delores stay with Petersons in town. Franke Phillips arrives from Detroit for a few days with W E Phillips, then home to Lockport. B A Loveland leaves for Dakville Ont on business for J W A P Howard Co. Albert Lasko and Mrs Violet Capwill visit due to Shirley Ann McElroy's death. Winifred Mitchell visits Essex Street residents. George Mulderick and W Mathews in Erie, to return tonight. Susan Sekerak of Erie arrives for a weekend with her mother, then heads to New York for a national hairdressers convention. S Irving returns from Detroit and elsewhere. Mrs Irene Mable and Mr and Mrs Al Sawyer plan a motor trip to New York City for several days, Mrs Male attends Beauty Shop Owners event at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. O'Connell
Coudersport
Corry
Fr. O'Connell
J.J. Desmond
Oakville
Ont
J. K. Desmond
van Kosmoski
Erle
Jean Kosmold
Detroit
Mich
Anthony Kosmoski
Lea Hoylen
Elmaira
Binghamton
New York State
Elizabeth Cuthbert
Columbus
Rome
Titusville
Marshal John Dempsey
Pitsburgh
Warren Ross
Delores
Cambridge Springs
R. 5
Peterson
Franke Phillips
W. E. Phillips
Lockport
N.Y
B.A. Loveland
Dakville
J. W. & A. P. Howard Co
Albert Lasko
Violet Capwill
Erie
Shirley Ann McElroy
Winifred Mitchell
Spring Creek
Mc.Elroy
Essex Street
George Mulderick
W. Mathews
Mijas Susan Sekerak
Mia
Sekerak
Columbus Avenue
New York City
S. G. Trving
Irene Mable
al Sawyer
Male Will
Pennsylvania Hotel
Retiring Eastern Star Matron Feted at Corry City Chapter
Mrs. A. E. Griswold was honored as retiring worthy matron of Corry City Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Officers enjoyed a banquet at her Maple Avenue home with a green, white and red color scheme, St Patrick’s place cards, and white carnations. Twenty guests attended at 6:20 with a pleasant social after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Griswold
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Maple Avenue
St. Patrick’s
Funeral Services for Mrs Etta Hartness
Funeral services for Mrs Etta Hartness wife of Otis Hartness will be held at the family home in Warren RD 1 Saturday at 2 PM. Born July 28 1869 in Kingua to Simon and Mrs Kelsey she leaves three daughters three brothers including Simon of Corry one sister and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
Atta Ketsey Hartness
Otis Hartness
Warren
Hartness
Hve
Kingua
Simon Kelsey
Ole Son
Corry
Corry Lodge 789 Holds Large Meeting With Officers Named
A largely attended Corry Lodge No. 789 meeting listed officers including exalted ruler Harold G. Orage and secretary T. F. Giblin. Officers re elected or named included Charles T. Craker as loyalty knight and Harry W. Powers as treasurer. installation set for April 2 with Tuunville Lodge to conduct the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge
B. P.O. Bikes
Harold G. Orage
England
Charles T. Craker
Esteencil
Philip Zalznece
T. F. Giblin
Harry W. Powers
Jom Paulson
D. Warren DaRosay
Granis Lodge
Los Angeles
Calif
H. G. Cragg
A. M. Litz
Tuunville Lodge
Cere
League To Hold Rummage Sale
The Junior Woman's League held a meeting where a five dollar donation to the local American Red Cross was approved for flood relief. A rummage sale was planned as a League benefit with a May party to follow. Mrs Jessie La Muchio was named May party committee chair. Twelve members attended at Miss Margaret Richardson's home. John Tener of Charleroi was noted as an honor guest. IP R. Smith of Buffalo visited for the night before leaving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemore League
American Red Gross
Soene
Jessie LaMuchio
Margaret Richardson
Ip, R. Smith
Buffalo
Lver
Daily crossword puzzle across I A red brown clue list
Puzzle shows mixed clue fragments and letter patterns across many numbered entries. It reads like a scanned puzzle page with jumbled Across clues, mis-typed words, and stray brand names. several entries appear to reference birds, instruments, governments, and geographic hints while others are garbled. The readable words hint at a standard crossword with themed sections and a final answer note pointing to previous puzzle.
Market nerves steady as flood fears unsettled Wall Street
United Press reports New York a tense market as flood damage in Pittsburgh dampens steel output and disrupts bridges. Traders await the first flood shock and Europe’s calmer tone. Lloyds odds hint at less war risk while French franc moves draw attention. SEC head Joseph Sheehan notes 30 ongoing cases with 10 to 15 percent warranting investigation, focusing on canvassing and switch-and-sell tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Pittsburgh
Europe
Germany
Lloyd's
London
Foreign Exchange
Joseph Sheehan
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Sheehan
Insurance forces raised in Pennsylvania reform drive
Harrisburg March 20 The state Insurance Department has increased its force from 87 to 103 under the current administration without added cost. Insurance Commissioner Owen B Hunt says reorganizing personnel has raised efficiency, eliminated Lavity, and put the department on a sound business basis. Examiners uncovered embezzlement at a mutual company, with the vice president confessing to stealing 39 000 over years. The incident followed prior lax examinations under earlier administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Insurance Department
Owen B. Hunt
Hunt
Insurance Company
Venango County Recovers From Snowstorm Ravages
Paralyzed by a heavy snowstorm Venango County and vicinity began emerging today from the record snowfall. The storm halted motor travel and cut off many communities from communication, with conditions slowly improving as cleanup and rescue efforts continued. Weather and transportation services reported gradual restoration of routes and lines as residents assessed damage and prepared for further recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hranklos
Mar
Venango Couuty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aon
Revall
Betty Boop
Broadway
THE
Herbert Marshall
Ann Harding
Lady Consents
Niante Tie Abe An Tae
W. Pemn'a
REX
National Bank of Corry
Comptroller of Currency
Aceaun
Wes
U. S
Altest
M. R. Olds
Eicaid
Eastern Star
Florida
Texas
Chuck Roast
N. Y. State
A&p Food
Mer
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Daily Cross
Dalian
WoFonn
Naplein Orb
Tbs
Ale Iselslalsgat
Jie
Pri
Adre
Esier
Wonet Fuss
Jess
Ood
Callus
Root’s Furniture
South Center Street
J Corry
Penn
Venango Recovering
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!