Personal visitor list from Corry area shows wide local travel
In Erie and nearby towns residents and visitors are noted in a city column. Names include L L Showers, Mrs C W Bracken, Mrs Guy Simmons, Nellie Seaver, Mrs John Hopwood of Ow City, and Joh Hopkins family. Others travel to Chicago for illness, Harrisburg on business, Pittsburgh for weekend, and Union City for visits. Several teachers and local residents, and a death in the Auer family prompt travel and greetings.
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Connoaut Lake
G. I. Waggoner
Mr Young
F. A. Loveland
Rose Randall
Jwhn Potocki and
Sigmund and
John
Elizabeth Smith
Pittsburgh
Corry
Ployd Anderson
Erie
Fred Lohnes
William McKettrick
Warren
A. Myers
Bya B. Rich
Fiie
Dorsihy Barker
Thaiestown
James Hughes
Misa Winifred Auer
Gus Auer
Cleveland
Boyd Ailex
Ralph Munsee
Ene Yeidiy
J. A. Lanston
Robert Showers
al Langley
Masonic Leader Dies in Binghamton Navy Veteran
Harry C. Walker, longtime Masonic figure in the United States and former New York lieutenant governor under Alfred Smith in 1917, died of heart disease at his home in Binghamton New York. He served as grand master of the Knights Templar of the United States and held numerous high Masonic offices while earning honorary memberships in Templar Commanderies in Albany Schenectady Brooklyn Troy Elmira Norwich and Richmond Hill.
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New United
Binghamton
N. Y
Navy
Harry C. Walker
United States
New York State
Alfred © Smith
Knights ‘Templar
Walker
Templar
Albany
Schenectady
Brooklyn
Troy
Elmira
Norwich
Richmond Hill
Hoover Labor Scandal Prompts Dismissal of Weiss
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot vowed to keep politics out of relief operations as he ordered the dismissal of William P Weiss from Wilkes-Barre where, as director of the state cooperative employment office and an assistant of the 18 employment service, he handled Hoover campaign materials in food orders to needy residents in Luzerne County. The letters were flagged under labor department trafficking provisions. Washington dispatch notes the war department approved harbor and river improvement contracts totaling 2 269 205 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Mlier
William P. Weiss
Wilkes-Barre
Stocks Plunge on Exchange as Prices Falter Sharply
New York stock prices fell sharply in early afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange with nearly all issues slipping. The list shows widespread declines across major names including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, and Westinghouse, all posting losses as trading neared its close.
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New York
New York Stoel Exchange
Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Kha Yee
Chrysler
Eeu
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Curtiss- Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecoth
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Fema RR
HOM Penta Eigis
Socony Vacuum Standard
Oi Cale
Marriage of Opal Runamy to Clair Fenn announced
Mr and Mrs Runamy of Corry RD 2 announce the marriage of their daughter Opal to Clair Fenn of Corry RD 4. The ceremony was held Wednesday November 2, performed by Rev. W D Pullom of Bear Lake. Congratulations extended to the couple.
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Mira Rg Runamy
Corry
Opal
Clair Fenn
R. D
W. D. Pullom
Bear Lake
Berlin Strikes Legalized by Reichs Commissioner
Reichs Commissioner Hans Bracht declared the strike by operators of Berlin bus subway and streetcar services legal and authorized severe measures to curb it. The action involves transportation workers amid ongoing labor unrest in the city.
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United Press
Berlin
Anc
Reichs
Hans Bracht
Untested $17 million estate drags in Philadelphia court
Philadelphia orphans court has held a $17,000,000 estate for two years without distribution. The fortune of Mrs. Henrietta Garrett, widow of Walter Garrett, was left to a financial advisor to distribute small sums to 16 friends and employees, while the remainder remains tied up as relatives in Prince and Germany pursue interstate claims. Depositions from European countries were taken to prove kinship, with American consular officials.]
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orphans Court
Henrietta &. Garrett
Walter Garrett
Charles S. Starr
Haverford
Orphans Court
Prince and
Germany
Garrett
Orphans' Court
Love and Rivalry in a Turbulent Engagement
Patricia Braith waits for engagement to wealthy Harvey Blaine as she clings to Jack Laurence who she first loved. Jack returns claiming Pat’s affections belong to Jimmie Warren, Pamela’s husband, igniting a passionate triangle. Jack warns Pat that her feelings may fade, while Pat faces Aunt Pamela’s disapproval and her own heart’s dilemma about love, loyalty, and future plans.
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Patricia Braithwait
Harvey Blaine
Jack Laurence
Blaine
Jimmie Warren
Pamela
Pat
Jack
Laurence
Mexico
Jimmie
Mr. Braithwait
Warren
Hassan
Ter
Pam
Rome
Ran
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Edna Brown
Union City
A. Burton
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Hoover
Washington
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