Vignettes of Mother's Day Visitors Across Corry
A flood of relatives and friends visited Corry for Mother's Day weekend. Local residents welcomed guests from Warren, Erie, Jamestown, Buffalo, Youngstown, and Pittsburgh, including extended family from Vandergrift and Clymer, with many staying through Sunday and returning home.
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Arta S. Welch
Fred Shuss
Frederick
Vandergrift
Shuss
Frank Hopi
Franklin Street
Abe Gumbinski
Elmina
N.Y
Cora Young
Buffalo
Joia Long
Mentville
City
Ast Wayne Street
D. L. Steen
Youngstown
W. A. Steen
By Breierick Street
D. A. Hilllstrom
Washington
B.c
Garrett Tenhuisen
Laura
Clymer
Emma, Arnink
West Pleasant Street
W. W. Hubbart
Westheld
Homes Fleming
Charles Skiner
Warren
Roy Skinner
Mayme Aldrich
George
Lake Worth Pla
West Irving
B. R. ‘Lewis
Birminghm
Ala
International Council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Lewis
Tt. Brown
Muncy Bensinke
May Little
Waller Dobson
Nori West
G. A. Mountain
Sted Healy
John Hetly
Lewistown
Corry
R. &. Wende
James Carr
Columbus
Sumdey
de. Wende
A. B. Dahlstrand
Brie
George Swanson
James' Town
Erie
Spean
W. B. Snow
Tiunville
Wis
D. C. Dougherty
North Center
Detroit
Mich
Waive Henry
Sheffield
Relph Perkinson
Eugene
Stacy Michael
Lloyd Meavillle
Leona McKay
Harrisbirs
Shtuntay
Rermain
Nor Paryiain
Main Street
Earl Putnam
Margaret
Gresham
Mary Putnam
George Nutts
Hydetown
R. L. Putnam
Marion Street
William Clair
Patricia
Donald Foley
H. M. Noson
Cleveland
Tett
Walter Sweet
Mercyhurst College
Eric
Frank
Ostberg
Charles Kinley
West Bond Street
Charles Breitenstein
Charles Breitenstein and the ‘Ther, Carlton Morrell, of Burrats, Na. Iy
Hazel Morrell
Brig
W. S. Morrell
B. A. Hathomer
Charlotte
Frank Lathrop
Marie
Mayme Peterson
Arcade Cafe
Bachomer
Bern Conolly
Cora Crippen
Aqui Corry
Mary “O'Hare
B. Bond Street
Akron
Ohio
Téa
Anna Bernstein
Morris Bernstein
N. Center Street
Syracuse
Edna Brown
Union City
Jank’ Hinin
Francis
James Clark
P. Waite
Rita
Mra
Fred Stearns
Brocton
Harvey
Downy
Wilma Lorraine
Portland
Walter Gregory
Ridge Street
J.J. Griffiths
Young
Market gains follow shakeout as stocks rally late
After a broad shakeout that left the Dow at a new low since November, shares closed higher. Notable gainers included American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, and International Nickel, with a wave of late buying lifting many industrial issues. In a separate move, Slippery Rock State Teachers College saw president D J Linwood Eisenberg resign after 17 years.
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Ayrue
Sun Market
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
D. J. Linwood Eisenberg
Lone Wolf tale of theft plots and underworld chatter
Maurice and Fenno discuss private armies guarding treasure in Iran and a looming jewel theft. The conversation probes loyalties as Maurice weighs past deduced schemes and the shifting loyalties of allies in a transatlantic underworld.
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Iran
Fenno
Maurice
Boyce
Dan
Bali
Dick Crane
Ana
Ald-Tir
Rusty
Murlet
Hera
Rajah
Latore
Michael Lanyard
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Sidney Mingsley
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Monta Bell
Rexall Drug Stores
Condra
Center St
Denver
Cole
Harry Justice
Meder Apand Jary
Ai—Ayha
Warington
Ing
President Roosevelt
Crosby
Roosevelt
Aimerican Gan
C&o
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Porerete Bbm
Columbia Gas
Continental CanonTeagt OH
eGurtiss Wright
Ste Baggegetatkeb
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York
Northern Pacific
Penna
Pure Gil Radio
Bocomy
Calif
Stadsbaker Texas
US Steel US Leather
United Aircraf United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Assoo Gas & Electric
Ruies
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Lone Star Gas
Servies Aay
Louis
Joseph Vanc
Lone Wolf
M. Lanyard
Délibes Et Cie
Paris
Underworld
Mobia
Penno
Lawn
Lin Spotte Sake
London
Ida Gate
Ania
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West Streat
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