Personal Notices From Corry and Nearby Towns
A batch of personal notices lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to and from Corry, Warren, Erie, Scranton, and Columbus. Names include Mrs Catherine Kachmarick, Miss Mildred Schramling, Professor Barth, Mrs Merle Dodd, Mrs J W Kimmy, Mrs Lyle Foster, Mr and Mrs Robert Long, Mrs H Hawkins, Mrs J H Captor, and others. Travel includes visits to Erie, Baltimore, Union City, and Buffalo with multiple motor journeys and overnights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Kachmarick
Scranton
Columbus
Mies
Michael Kudiiek
Mme
Leo Coylé
Eric Wations
Mildred Schramiing
Warren
Franke Schram[ling
R C. Barth
Jamestown
Corry
Merle Dodd
J. W. Kimmy
Erie
Tdi, Linendoll
Cassius Linendoll
Florence
Williamna Wall
W. Richman and Sons
W. Hammond
Marjorie Peck
Alfred
H.H. Keppel
Morris E. Chapin
Milon Brown
Corny
Seth Black
Buffalo
Jennie Bowell
Janes Opens Campaign Would Slash Taxes
Janes launches a campaign stance attacking centralization and pledging tax cuts while promising home rule. The debate ties to Harrisburg as he challenges rival Republicans and criticizes Gifford Pinchot, calling him a half-converted New Dealer, with Democrats already backing Pinchot for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Harrisburg
James
Gifford Pinchot
Repeal Is Termed Failure by Temperance Leaders
Altoona Pennsylvania March 24 convention sessions of the Pennsylvania Dry Men's League opened after a rally of temperance leaders heard John A. McSperran a cabinet member under former Governor Gifford Pinchot denounce repeal of prohibition as a failure. Dr George F Dunkelberger of Selinsgrove state president presided at the rally where McSparran said whisky has increased divorce and undermined morals among high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Dry Men's League
John A. McSperran
Covernoy
Gifford Pinchot
George F. Dunkelberger
Selinsgrove
League
McSparran
District boxing champs listed in Erie Golden Gloves results
The Golden Gloves final bouts in Erie last night crowned open division winners including 112 pounds Ball Woodward 118 Ralph Costa 126 Sank Russo 184 Frank Duns 147 Mike Koket 165 Johnny Seman 175 Bobby Lindquist and heavyweight Tyco Lang all from various cities. Novice winners included Jim Scuttella Ber Raide 126 Jann Sienon 195 Young Rudy Clye Samuelson Henry Bass Ernest Henry Vick Kein. Also New Bedford clerks struggled as Antone Antunes paid 5100 pennies on a $200 tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ball Woodward
Iie
Ralph Costa
Meailville
Sank Russo
Warren
Prank Duns
Make Koket
Meadville
Johnny Seman
Brie
Bobby Lindquist
Tyco ‘Lang
Acacia Club Plans Big Easter Party
The Acacia Club will hold an Easter dancing party on Friday evening April 22. A top orchestra will be engaged for the post Easter event. The club aims to match or surpass prior successful dances and ensure a pleasant, well organized evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
Akasia Club
Ladies Aid Society enjoys regular meeting
Fourteen members met at Miss Emma Tinscall West Pleasant street for a noon dinner, business and devotional period led by Mrs. Cora Whod. Plans were made to send clothing to Guy Mission and a cash contribution approved. The remainder was spent sewing for Nee linwork Cuil. April meeting set for Mrs. George Thomas residence. Thieves visit police ball. coats and two bats stolen from autos during patrolmen’s ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isapust Ladies Aid Society
Emma Tinscall
West Pleasant Street
Cora Whod
Guy Mission
Erie
George ‘Thomas
Fairview Street
Urge Jobless Vets Register Campaign Warns Vets
The American Legion Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars launch a nationwide job registration drive urging all unemployed veterans to register with public employment offices this month. With two weeks left, veterans are urged to ensure their registration is current, and to pass the information to others not yet informed. Registrations occur at the State Employment office serving the county, the offices that handle unemployment compensation claims since the year's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
American Legion
Amercan Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
United States
Veterans' Administration
United States Employment Service
Market Gossips Darken as stocks slip and nerves rattle
Wall Street sees renewed selling after the president ends a supposed breathing spell. The Dow and related averages hit new lows since 1925 though declines are not deep. Traders eye a possible technical rebound but fear a hard test next week amid uncertainty from the Whitney incident. Major L L B Angas notes a coming scramble for stocks with a clock graph showing prosperity at noon and low mood at six. Railroads show worsening carloadings and higher costs, signaling bleak February results and limited hope from any voting plan or committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wall Street
Washington
L. L. B. Angas
Stocks Advance After Early Drop In Mixed Trading
In New York, stocks recovered after an initial drop as selling eased following the Senate Finance Committee’s removal of the undistributed profits provision from the tax bill. Several major names including American Can, American Smelting, Anaconda, Boeing, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Pennsy showed activity while bond and commodity markets also firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite New York
Senate Finance Committee
American Can
American T & Anaconda
Atlantic
Auburn
Bethlehem Stee
Boeing Air C&o
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Continental Cai Curtis-Wright Erie
General Electri
General Motors International
Kenniecott
Montgomery Ward Nalonal Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Packard
Paramount Pic Penna Ror
Pure Oil Radio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil Ny
Studebaker
Texas United Comp Ty Steel
Warmer Bros Westinghouse
Woolworth - Mellows
Young Sheet
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