Numerous City Visitors Arrive for Memorial Day Week
A long list of visitors and guests arrives in the city for Memorial Day. Mrs. Anne Dodge, Prof H C Wilson, James Sulwyn, Mr and Mrs Claude Place, J A Avery, R L King, James Sullivan, Mrs B G Wood, John Mooney, John Runser, Dora Williams and Dorotha, Velma Powers, Nella Raeke, Mary Raymond, F M Raymond, Dr and Mrs Huwillott, Mrs Esterbrook family, F E Richardson, S H Skinney, Merle Cowles family, Marie Banks, Frances Sample, Phillip Ragon, Andrew Paulson, Rex Paulson, Ernie Soderquist, Miss Cullen, Clifton Weber, Sir Knights of Rose Croix, Grein Megabyte, Frederick Parkhurst, Barton Smith, L Yount, J A McQuiston, Nancy Lou, R A Taylor, Buddy, Clifford Ross, Paul Pox, Addie and Georgia Black, Sabina Marks, Thomas J Thomas, J C Rowan, Jacquelyn Rowan, Mare Goldman, Kate Keli, Virginia Vaughn, J Austin, P B Vaughn, Eris Sundean family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Dodge
Jamestown
H.C. Wilson
James Sul- Wyn
Westfield
N. Y
Claude Place
J. A. Avery
Sharon, Pil
I. MyBuey
R. Ly King
Greenville
James Sullivan
PB. G. Wood
John Mooney
Philadelphia
New York City
John Runser
Brig
Dora Williams
Dorotha
Conneaul
Oho
Velma Powers
N. C
Powers
Cony
Nella Raeke
Erie
Mary Raymond Cam Tome
Meadville
Allegheny College
F. M .Raymond
Jr. Huwillott
Babys
Warren
Iliott
W. M. Sandburg
Wright Sires
John Pitegibons
Bradford
Esterbrook
Concord Jetreet
F. E. Richardson
Timothy Shea
Johnsonure
Ridgway
S. H. Skinney
Buffalo
F. Kf. Gore
Patricia
Aydia
Inla
East Frederick Street
Hydetown
Merle Cowles
Cleveland
P. 10
Crowell
South Center Steel
Marie Banks
Frances Sample
Mer
Harry Campbell
Phillip Ragon
Imother
Arthur Ragon
Detroit
Thomas Ragon
West Ciniveh Street
Rex Paulson
Detoit
Mich
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Ernnest
el Barlow
Tom Wayton Belch
Barlow
George Barlow
Florida
Gerry
John Bickers
Joes
Paulléonini
Babbitt
Titusville
Rose Croix Commandery
St. Paul's
American Legion Fire and Dram Corps
Grein Mega
Corry
Precerick W. Parkhurst
Nerthik
Charley Parkhurst
Othen
Parkhurst
Barton Smith
West Pleasant Street
IR. L. Yount
Mount Pleasant
East Smith Street
Halidays
J. A. McQuiston
Nancy Lou
Warren, C
Gary
G .Taylor
R. A. Taylor
Georgia Black
Oi City
Corry Re
Colegrove
Sabina Marks
North Tonnawande
Thomas J. Thomas
Mendviltea
Hugh Peterson
J.C. Rowan
Jacquelyn
Mare Goldman
Bite
PB. W. Vaughn Ylin
Indiana
Eris Sundean
Grief-Stricken Girl Attempts to End Her Life
In Pittsburgh on May 29 a 17 year old high school girl, grief stricken by the death of Dr. Amelia Dyanga, wept continually and attempted to take her own life while seeking the physician who had been her benefactor. She was found in distress and rescue efforts followed. The incident highlights the girl’s deep sorrow and fear after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Amelia Dyanga
Stocks Move in Heavy Trading On Mixed Day
United Press reports New York May 2 establishing a session with over 6 000 000 shares the highest since 1929 as major stocks gained notably led by utilities and industrials with International Telephone and Radio and other issues rising to new highs for the year. James L Hughes of Buffalo visits the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Amerimin Gani
Anrican Smelties
Anerican
T&t Yeyeee
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Columbia
Curtiss Wright
Letees General Selveurie
General Motors
International Nick
Wennevott
Eee
Montgomery Warel National Dairy
New York Central
Northen Pacific Fenna RR
Sholay Vacuum Standard
Stindebakeer
U.S
Steel
Curb Avie Bat Gas
Eyigotese
See
Assat Gas & Hleotije A. Eye
Ieee
Oh PS
Stox
Gag Jepee
James L. Hughes
Buffalo
City
Dairymen’s League Names Delegates at Corry Meeting
Members of the Corry chapter of the Dairymen’s League elected delegates and associate delegates to the annual Syracuse meeting. Mr and Mrs Warner McCray were named delegates along with Mr and Mrs Oscar Dinisteitd. The meeting approved news director votes and heard a program featuring Miss Lucy Seaman and Leonard Swansum. A lunch was served by the committee with Mrs Warner McCray in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Tocal
Dairymienis League
McCray
Assooiebe
Syracuse
N.Y
Warner McCray
Oscar Dinisteitd
Whemate Welezite
Otitis
Mirmutha
Elaht News
Mirty-iw
Tne
Lucy Seaman
Leonard Swansum
Warner Mc~ iOray
General Manifold and Printing to resume full operations
Franklin Pa May 28 250 workers at the General Manifold and Printing Company will resume full capacity operations on June 1 after a period of limited activity. The announcement confirmed the restart and noted the plant will return to normal production levels with all staff reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pulllinia Employment Bay
General Manifold and Printing Company
Administration Wins In First Skirmish
Salmon growers and salmon canneries figure in a local clash as a packing company faces charges and authorities press for proof of political influence and alleged irregularities in Hatchery authority control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nites
Eratic Veaders of
Adoption of Special Rule for TD Gold Resolution
The final passage for drastic new tel legislation adopted a special rule for consideration of the TD Gold resolution.
Mary Faith and Kim Missed by Rain at Golden Pheasant
Mary Faith tends to her sick lover Kim Thatcher as a rain soaked visit unfolds. She frets over his illness and possible infidelity while nursing him at home. Suspense builds around his whereabouts and past with her, set against a small town lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Faith
Nim
Thatehay
Anilie
Flay
Mdry
Taide Grishout
Amelia Dparrill
Thatcher
Mary Paith
Farrell
Melntiue
Westover
Sandy
Jack
Sue
Sisters of Her
Mary
Aingia
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Rex
Constance Bennett
Clyde Beatty
Anita Page
Andy Devine
Vince Barnett
Mickey Rooney
Wallace Ford
Raymond Hatton
Universal
Ofiss Toki Long
John Long
Thompson
Toyos
Bangkoks
Panamas
Bangoras
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Dairymen's League
Salmon Weiners
Salmon Gwetnerst
Focal Packing Company
Wil City Trust Company
Gil City, Bu
Beatrice. Burton
Kim
Kimi
Auriesty
Theo
Cin
Garretts
Trong
Capeciuht
Amu
Tavern
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