Corry Residents Receive Guests and Travel News
Personal mentions report Drt and Mrs J J Kohler of Erie visiting Mrs A D Thotson in Spring street. Paul A Reed of Pittsburgh makes a business stop in Corry. Several locals travel or plan trips including Miss Betty King to Philadelphia and Harold Reslick returning home from Erie.
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Drt
J. J. Kohler
Erie
Corry
A.D. Thotson
Spring Street
Paul A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Betty King
Wright
Eldred
M. G. Meitziner
Clevelini
Charles Lester
Cuba
Balcom
Margaret Smith
Meadville
C. M. Haterius
New York City
Berdena Nichols
Maude Nichols
A. P. Mount
Aeron
W. P. Mount
Henry Green
Ridgway
George Laird
Hiié
Fred
DuBois
Catherine Church
Heremis
Alfred Watson
St. Peters Cathedral
Harry Graves
Union City
Uhe City
Thad
Henry Decker
Early passage of market bill seen in Senate
United Press reports May 11 that Senate action on the stock market control bill is imminent as Minority Leader Charles L. McNary backs and will vote for the measure. He also opposes sending the bill to a committee for amendments to liberalize the 1983 securities act proposed by Chairman Dungan U. Fletcher.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Charles L. McNary
McNary
Dungan U. Fletcher
D. Fla
Banking Committee
Death Claims Carl Benson In Mayville Driveway
Carl Benson aged 35 was found dead in his car in the driveway at his mother Mrs Elmer Olmsted's home in Mayville. Coroner Goronex W. B. Crandall of Westfield is handling the sudden death inquiry. He is survived by his wife two young daughters his mother and stepfather. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at the Lowville church with prayer at 12 40 at the home prior. Burial will follow Lowville burial.
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M. A. Casler
Erie
City
Alexander
Kansas City
Misa Myrtle Fuller
Corry Hospital
Caster
Corry
Cora Crippen
Ripley
Howard Sipp
Canton C
A. M. Sipp
Massilon
Frederick Sip
Eigin
George Muldericl
Mr. Vernon
M. P. Howes
Ame Mustarry Gulleying
Gary
Donation Hill
Wattshire
Benson
Elmer Olmsted
McSparran Seen Winning GOP Nomination in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Ella B. Black Beaverdays of the W C T U in Harrisburg predicts John A. McSparran will win the Republican gubernatorial nomination next Tuesday. McSparran, Pennsylvania agriculture secretary, is a dry candidate on both tickets and may run as an independent if he fails to secure the nomination.
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Harrisburg
Ella B. Black Beaverdays
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Pennsylvania
John A. McSparran
Tekdt
McSparran
Heiss
Black
Stocks Break in Last Minutes of Trading
New York May 11 A sharp selloff in the final minutes left the market weak at close. Major losses included New York Central Atchison Chrysler Union Carbide and Gas and American Can among others. The session ended with declines across many large issues signaling renewed caution in trading.
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United Rre
New York
Chrysler
New York Central
Atchison
Union Carbide
Gase
Pacific
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
BUR
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Tees
Bendix-Aviation
Dh Pethichem Steel
BBC Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Np Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
Nbme Catia
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Hennecott Montgomery Ward National Dairy Us
Northern Pacific
Eau Pure
Radin P Socany Va
Standard Oil Car
Eee Standard Ol NJ
State Banking Dept Announces 82 1 2 Percent Dividend
The State Banking Department announced that depositors of the closed Latins Bank will receive a dividend of 82 1 2 percent totaling $88 374. The payment date was not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Banking Department
Bank of Latins
Missionary Held Against Will in China Ransom Demand
A message from Hankow reports Rev. Howard Smith of Washington Pennsylvania is held against his will at P eng Shui in Szechuan. The Christian and Missionary Alliance says he is being held for a ransom of about fifty thousand dollars in American money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance Today
Hankow
Howard Smith
Washington, Pa
P'Eng Shui
Szechuan
Reading Habits Among Loyola Students Favor Mystery Books
Mrs Lena G Murray reports mystery and detective novels top reading among Loyola University residents. Only one of four undergraduates seeks romance. most prefer travel and scientific non fiction.
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New Orleans
Loyola University
Lena G. Murray
Kearian
Murray
The Ring and the Detective’s Dilemma in Plon's Tale
In a tense scene Plon reveals a ring and accuses Lanyard of hiding it. Lanyard confronts Teuc a police detective and mulls the plan to expose the theft while balancing his own integrity and danger aboard the vessel.
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