Visitors Attend Funeral and Call on Local Residents
Mrs Honor Parmlee and H J Caster of Warren visited Corry for funeral services for Iris Simmons of Washington DC. Dr N Troy Gillette and family returned from a visit in Connellsville and Pittsburgh. Ann Harmon accompanied them home to Connellsville. Fred W Moore of Union City visited with his son M Edward Moore and family. Misses Marie and Mary Gertrude Hannan returned to Niagara Falls after a three week stay with relatives James Sullivan family will spend the weekend there. Dr Hugh O Hare returned from Toledo. Mrs Duane Miller and Lawrence Gretsler visited with Henry Gretler and relatives. Joseph Nehil of Belmont arrived regarding Leo Nehil's death at Castle Point VA hospital. Miss Mary Raymond went to Erie for business. Eva Simmons of Washington DC came with her mother Mrs M S Simmons for funeral and burial. H E Cantwell left for Ol City to visit friends. Lester Strohm of Harrisburg, formerly Corry, visited on business. Miss Anna M Scott and Miss Clara Lloyd of New York City attended the Women's Missionary convention at the Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Joe Gentilman were guests in Millville.
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Honor Parmlee
H. J. Caster
Warren
Iris Simmons
Washington, D. C
N. Troy Gillette
Connellsville
Pittsbwyn
B. H. Harmon
Annn Harmon
Coonellsville
Fred W. Moore
Union City
M. Edward Moore
Franklin Street
Marie
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Niagara Falla
Raunt
James Sullivan
Hugh O'Hare
Toledo
Duane Miller
Lawrence Gretsler
Nelson
Buffalo
Henry Gretler
Joseph Nehil
Belmont
Leo Nehil
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Castle Point
Corry
Mary Raymond
Erie
Eva Simmons
Washington
D. C
Mhis Simmons
H. E. Cantwell
Ol City
Lester Strohm
Harrisburg
Anna M. Scott
Clara Lloyd
New York City
City
Joe Gentilman
Mill Villa
Senate Group Approves Social Security Bill
United Press reports the Senate finance committee backed the social security bill in Washington on May 17, aligning with administration goals. Key changes restore voluntary annuities at 80 to 1200 dollars yearly and allow states to create unemployment systems similar to Wisconsin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance
House
Committee On Social Security
Wisconsin
Little Theatre Guild Barn Dance at St Edward Hall
The Little Theatre Guild sponsors a barn dance at St Edward Hall on Friday evening May 24 featuring round and square dances. A lively stage show will be presented in connection with the event and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Guild
Fire destroys sawmill at Chandlers Valley
Fire discovered yesterday morning destroyed Lie B.S. Raningy mill at Chandlers Valley operated by Larseat Spencer. The blaze started in Cur Planta mill area near an electric switch. Fire truck from Sugar Grove summoned. some lumber saved. Twenty-one years ago a Chandlers Valley mill operated by Victor Rambure was destroyed in a storm.
Sons of the Legion installed at Albion
Four members of Elmer Carrier Post No 265 and representatives from Erie county posts attended the initiation of Oakley Cobb Squadron No 567 Sons of the American Legion in Albion. District Commander Lloyd Stowe and staff installed the officers for the year. Guests included Mrs Gladys Everett and L E Worthman. Morrill Patterson and Edward Crum are in Dunkirk on business for Cow Bleucher Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Carrier Post
Erie County
American Legion
Oakley K. Cobb
Sons of the American Legion
Albion
Lloyd Stowe
Staf
J. E. Smith
W. B.om
A. J. Schaub
Gladys Everett
Women's Relief Corps
Department of Pennsylvania
L. E. Worthman
Stock Prices Ease After Rally on Mild Profit Taking
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange cooled after a brief surge above 2000 shares. Prices moved irregularly as profit taking appeared moderate, with observers predicting an early resume of the advance amid a list of closing prices for American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American Telegraph and Telegraph and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedress
New York
Stock Exchange
American Smelters
American T& T
Anaconda
Atlantic Peaks Auburn
Bethlehem Stel Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Cro i Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil
Continental
Can
Curlins- Wright
Fire
General Electric Ve Ganaral Matava
Butler Loses $100000 Suit In New York
In New York on May 17 Justice Philip J. McCook directed a verdict for defendants Mrs. RJ Flick and Margot Flick in a $100,000 slander suit brought by former husband Wm J Graham. Kennecott. The court action involved co defendants and related allegations within a civil case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
New York
United Press
Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
Tayor
RJ. Flick
Margot
Butted
Wm. J. Graham
Masquerade Spark in a Carstairs Household
Fanchon Meredith leaves Hawaii for San Francisco and falls for Tony a rocketeer suspected of murder. She escapes as Evelyn, but is pursued by a dangerous past. Aboard a plane, a crash leaves her the lone survivor and she hides among Mrs. Carstairs's world while plotting a fresh start.
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Hawaii
Fanchon Meredith
San Francisco
Tony
Fanchon
Smith
Evelyn Howard
Evelyn
News York
Carstairs
Ds Carstairs
Collin
Sheemi
Farehoo
Tom
Sbie
Somiberts
Lani
Ang Mure
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Rex
SAT
Lovebirds
Herbert
Babbitt
Hubby
Ca Imluemahon
Kibbee
Tom Brown
Nan Gray
Johnny Arledge
Betty Jean Hainey
Prt
Baer
Deedle de Dum
Lane
Aetna
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Senate
Chandlers Valley
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Veal
Hamburg
Wey
Wieners
Tbs
Isons
Legion
Corry Legionnaires
Morrill] Patterson and
Eilward Crum
Dunkirk
N.Y
Cow Bleucher Company
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel BM
Penne RR
Socony Vacuum Lia Standard
Standard Oil
Texas Ae
US Leather
US Steel
Aired Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Ou
Arkansas Ges Asso Gas & Electric
Cities Service Ie PS
Stox
Lose Star Gas
West Pub
Kennecott
Russell Briggs
Yester International Nickel
Werzen
Rasquerade
Ait Faith Baldwin
Fanchan
Pynchon
Litie
Emma
Jameson
Ndt
Wynne
Nait
Hinih
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Phay
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