Vaults Locked in County Courthouse Protect Historic Records
In Drig on March 29 the county controller's basement vault was locked for the first time in years and officials plan to lock more. The vaults preserve old county records and after the move some officials noted the missing 1934 tax records prompted the action. Superintendent William H Supplee had warned last week that valuable records might be lost.
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Drig
Court House
Willian H. Supplee
Supplee
Personal Mentions From Jamestown and Nearby Towns
W B Gibson visited Jamestown today on business. Mrs Mildred Denton attended funeral services in memory of a friend. Mrs Frances Prue also attended. Mrs E A Hook visited Erie and Hamot hospital with Rev Hook as patient. G Gray and Lioyat and daughter Gretchen from Erie returned home after visiting Mrs W H Ranch in Meadville. Mor Mor Drake and family from Ellsworth Falls Maine arrived for a few days with relatives en route from Delray Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs J C Drake returned from Delray Beach. Mr and Mrs C A Lawson and sons Clifford and Frank toured to Buffalo. State Assemblyman Jen BE Van Alisburg returned home after business in the city. Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette and Mauthe Marie Hawking returned from Buffalo. Mrs Mable Carroll returned to Meadville after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs C H Shoop returned from Huntingdon after funeral services for Mrs Shoop's sister, Mrs C R Baker. Attorney S H Skimmer left for a business visit in Buffalo. Thomas Roelofs will move to Bainsboro for the annual plays tourney. Mrs R G Barnes, Mrs Melvin Pankhurst, Mrs A E Griswold, Mrs Morris Bernstein, Mrs Melissa Hurlburt, Mrs Velma Moore, Mrs Lloyd Stowe, Mrs W S Houghton, and Mrs J W Rickers motored to Titusville for Eastern Star installation. Prof H C Wilech returned home tonight from a Westfield visit. Mr and Mrs FT Whittlesey of West Church Street to return tonight from a few months in Miami Florida.
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W. B. Gibson
Jamestown
N. Y
Mildred Denton
Werven
Frances Prue
E. A. Hook
Erie
Rev. Hook
Hamot Hospital
Mins
G. Gray
Gon Lioyat
Gretchen
Delray Beach
Fla
C. A
Buffalo
Mable Carroll
Meadville
Mrr
C.H. Shoop
Huntigan
Melissa Hurlburt
Velma Moore
Lloyd Stowe
W. S. Houghton
J. W Rickers
Titusville
Order of Eastern Star
Paris Fashion Show Sparks Surreal, Goya, and Egyptian Influences
Paris designers interpret Surrealist, Goya, and Egyptian themes in spring lines. Schiaparelli pushes surreal twists with ivy and backward tailoring. Bruyres embraces Goya silhouettes. Lanvin blends Egyptian motifs with Oriental accents. Veiled lace, organza, and metallic embroidery feature prominently.
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Paris
Iton
Goya
Schiaparelli
Tole
Bruyers
Bruyste
Egypt
Lanvin
Hombland
Pergida
Speaker Series In Corry From Noted Orators
Samuel W. Grain of White Plains will deliver talks in Corry on Tuesday April 6. Myr Graffin, the American Aristocrat, will address Senior and Junior High students at special assemblies and at a Rotary Club meeting in the evening, arranged by the YMCA and Rotary.
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Samuel W. Grain
White Plains
Corry
Myr. Graffin
Rotary Club
Y.M.C. A
Sarah Page Elected President of Readers Club
Mrs. Sarah Page was elected president of the Readers club for the ensuing year at a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Cora Crippen's home on Wright Street. Officers also chosen include Mrs. Earl F. Love as vice president, Mrs. F. E. Whittlesey as treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Cronin as secretary. The meeting discussed current topics and twelve members contributed items. The next meeting will be at Mrs. C. F. McCray's home on Bounth Avenue on Monday, April 4.
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Sarah Page
Readers Club
Cora Crippen
Wright Street
Earl F. Love
F. E. Whittlesey
Charles ¥. Cronin
C.F. McCray
Bounth Avenue
Junior Welfare League Plans April Party in Corry
The Corry Junior Welfare League held a dinner at Mrs Richardson’s Franklin Street home with eighteen members and two volunteers.主持 The May party plans led by Mrs Kinley progress for April 30 at the Corry Country Club, with committee members named and details being prepared for an enjoyable event.
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Corry
Corry Country Lab
Thoms Roelof
Eva Burmaster
Mhen Mc~ Byoy
Ruth Becker
Priory Messenger
Raymond Barnes
Injured mill worker dies after four hours treatment
Slavko Vukovich, 50, died at Butler hospital of a skull fracture incurred at work in the American Rolling Mill Company plant. He had been revived after four hours of treatment by nurses and surgeons.
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Butler, Pa
Slavko Vukovich
Butler Hospital
American Rolling Mill Company
Benefit Card Party for Corry Hospital Planned
Plans near completion for a hospital benefit card party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary at Mrs. Harry Auer's home on North Center Street Wednesday evening at eight. Mrs. Glenni Barker chairs the event and asks reservers to bring paying cards. Twenty five tables are booked and proceeds support the hospital linens program.
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Plang
Corry Hospital
Harry Auer
North Center Street
Glenni Barker
Girny
Curried Eggs in Toast Cups Brings Distinctive Flavor
A home recipe feature shows how to upgrade creamed eggs on toast into a stylish dish. Curry powder adds color and flavor to white sauce, while buttered bread slices form brown crisp muffin cups. Complete garnishes and serving tips included.
Wall Street Tracks Reorganization Bill and Mexican Ties
Government reorganization bill and Mexican dispute dominate market chatter on Wall Street. Senate action sparks bearish or rallying moves as treasury policy and steel output figures guide investors.
Market Drops Toward 32 Levels on Foreign, American Stocks
United Press reports wall street prices fall toward 1922 levels as trading remains active. The railroad average and the 70-stock average hit new lows since 1932, while industrials and utilities indices dip to their lowest since 1985 amid a broad market selloff driven by both American and foreign stock dumping.
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United Press
New York
American CIA
SEC moves to finish firegram for holding company plan
Washington March 29 The Securities and Exchange Commission backed by a Supreme Court decision advances to complete regulation of the 15 300 600 000 public utility holding company system. The agency aims to move cautiously awaiting voluntary compliance from unregistered companies. A fire destroyed the Glenn Bridges home in Diner California leaving the family with nothing but wet clothes.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Supreme Court
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Corry Journal
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