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Final Meeting of Junior High P T A
The final meeting of the Junior High Building P T A will be held May 10 in the school gymnasium with a 6 o'clock dinner. A notable program includes a DeVry moving picture demonstration on Safety Education, a minstrel show by the school dramatic club directed by F Lowe Edwards, and several dances led by Miss Mary Curran. Parents will receive slips for the meeting to be signed and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arranz
DeVry Company
F. ‘Lowe Edwards
Mary Curran
Opal Burrows
Florence BR. Burrow
West
Joseph J. Scott
Bri
Joseph B. Seth
Miami, Flas
Louinville
Louitasville
State Street
Miss Burrows
Carty High School
Erie Business College
Standard Stoker Company
Yohelo Club
Scot
Big Allied Trades Chit
Standard Stoke? Company
Darnthy Hartieb
Tom Lillium Aveyfte
Aatisting
Ploy Wermeling
H. Por
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Personal mentions include Mrs Velma Moore and others motor trips to James town New York for an Eastern Star installation meeting and to Erie for Mrs Carrie Aller Monroe’s funeral. Various residents from Warren Corry Meadville and Erie are cited visiting relatives in Corry and sharing weekend trips and weddings and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Moore
Stuart Houghton
J. W. Rickera
Mn. Lloyd ‘Stowe
Jamestown
N. Y
Order of Eastern Star
C.il. Aller
W. H. Roncke
Boyd Aller
Erie
Carrie Aller Monroe
Robert Newell
Warren
H. G
Oswalt
New Kensington
H. G. Oswalt Jr
Weather Engstrom
Titusville
Lucille Barnes
A. Munger
Gertrude
Tornato
Can
John Webler
Walter McElroy
Nort Center Street
North Mast
Canada
Kebler
J. W. Rickers
John
Mexesville
Mhol Beni
Allie Taylor
Harriet Brateman
Union Gily
Lloyd Meerdink
East Main Street
George E. Dickson
Dunsmuir
Calif
Nevin R. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Mary Clark
Bradford
Willan G. Swan
West Wayne Street
Death claims Henry Ludeman after long illness in Corry
Henry Ludeman born in Hamburg Germany April 21 1862 died after extended illness at the Barton home in Corry. He came to the United States aboard the Cali fornia in 1885 became a naturalized citizen in Newark in 1890 and worked as a baker for Corry Baking Co until retirement five years ago. Survived by three sons Henry and Paul Ludeman of Newark and John Ludeman of Irvington a daughter Mrs Walter Southard of Newark and a brother James Trinkel ofBronx New York. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of a son and daughter.
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Earn
Henry Luieman
Arthur Barton
Carry
Hamburg
Germany
Uhis
California
United States
Newark
J. I
Lindeman
Corry
Corry Baking Company
Barton Nome
Henry
Paul Lutdeman
N.J
John
Irvington
Walter Southard
Y. Ys
James Trinkel
Brons N. Y
Sam
Final Rites for Mrs Spencer in Corry memory
Final rites were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs Belly Spencer who died Wednesday after a lingering illness. Rev. William H. Kuhn officiated at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. interment followed in West Lawn cemetery Columbus. Attendees included Frank Mullin Cherry Creek New York and many relatives from Jamestown Falconer Sugar Grove and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry R. D
Belly Spencer
Wernesay
William H. Kuhn
Qexmanuel Episcopal Church
James H. Wright
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Beares
Oscar Raymond
A. F. Manger
Arthur Miller
Herman Dahl
Poy Fredelius
Frank Martin
Frank Mullin
Cherry Creek
N. Y
Aml
S. B. Jones
Harold Bentley
Bartley
Kennedy
N. Ys
Clyde Jones
Alconer, My
Kenseth Martin
Heron Dahl
Iris
Pred Quaintance
Davia Qualmurse
Jamestown
Alfred Lon
Elmer Frodius
Sugar Grove
Johny
Harold Stowe
Ashville
Cymer
N.Y
Blast victims laid to rest in Jamestown funeral
A mass funeral was held Saturday at St. James Roman Catholic Church in Jamestown for Mrs. Michael L. Perratit and her daughter-in-law Mrs. John A. Perrata, fatally burned in a Tuesday explosion. Rev. Augueline Billerio led the service assisted by Rev. Donald Benardo. Cremation followed at the Catholic cemetery as attendees from Corry included Mrs. Dan Caldwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSalenm
Augueline Billerio
Donald Benardo Ant Fey
Jamey Flynn
Damestown
Jonkle
St. James' Roman Catholic Church
Jamestown
Michael L. Perrarit
John. A. Perrata
Tiversdey el Jamenter
Perrata
I+fesmont
Corry
Dan Caldwell
Hel Caldwell
Charles Ar
Carl Gates
World's Tonic Praised by Mrs Hyatt for Joint Pain Relief
Mrs Blesbein Hyatt of Farrell Pa testifies that World's Tonic eased severe joint pain and fatigue after weeks of suffering. She reports digestion and energy improved, noting no need for extra pills, and recommends purchasing at local drugstores.
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Blesbein Hyatt
Fuvida St
Farrell, Pa
Hon
Andy
Miler
Phararsey
Betty Crocker Ham and Asparagus Rolls
Cream sauce made from butter flour salt pepper and cheese is poured over ham wrapped asparagus and hot rice in a buttered dish. Rolls are baked 18 to 20 minutes at 450 F until cheese browns yielding four servings.
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Pieve de Resistance
Hier Company
Ivneheon
Market gloom and hopes drive Wall Street stratagems
May 2 reports a wary market awaiting Washington recovery signals amid calls for quick action to spur industry. Analysts discuss the administration’s policy stance, hopes for a breakthrough before autumn, and a push to prove policy or leadership is at fault for the downturn while pointing to railroad and steel sector signals and earnings shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Washington
Macnun
Fiat
Peilet
Wassingtoy
Wall Street
Sheoet
Trading Slips On Stock Market
United Press reports New York May 2 trading slid to the lightest levels of the year as the market maintained a wavering stance. Industry and steel operations showed warmth while business activity continued to drift in mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Ihe Fu
Ito Duite Lowel
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