Visitors and residents arrive and depart in city circle
Walt Shaffer and Philip Holland of Erie visited last evening with friends. Miss Mary O’Hare arrives from Akron to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O’Hare and family. Mrs. Will goes to Youngstown for a Sunday stay with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ruppersburger of Buffalo attended funeral services for Keith Gregory of Brocton, N Y. Various locals including Glenn Spencer, Jean Osborne, James Bowman, Mrs. James Liddy, Henry Green, Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald, Mrs. J Mead, G. I. Leiper, Rev. and Mrs. Baker, and George Weberit’s orchestra members were noted as visiting or traveling. Anney Pawlson and son Don leave for Detroit area. Dad’s Day events noted. Desmonds head to Philadelphia. Ames returns home for weekend. Florence Fremilind, R N, leaves for Jamestown.
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Walt Shaffer
Philip Holland
Erie
Mary O'Hare
Akron
Hugh O'Hare
Familly
East Bond Street
Frederick Will
Youngstown
Will
Louis Ruppersburger
Buffalo
Corry
Jean Osborne
James
Bowman
Tionesta
James Liddy
Oil City
Henry Green
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martin Fitzgerald
Frederic H. Baker
Mckkinney Road
Rev
Raymond Baker
Wilmington
Del
Baker
Monroe Merriam
Elmira
N. Y
Titusville
George Weberit
J. J. Desmond
Lawrence J. Desmond
Pas
William Elliott
Martin Snapp
Clara Hines
Sheffield
Betty Jane Field
Jamestown
Lawrence Field
L Ames
Stuent
Kisii School
Salinburg
F. Br Ames
West Smith Street
Mary Smith
Cory
R. D
City
Clara Nunn
Florence FreMilind
F. N. Ames
Eleanor Mead
Tony Day
Child's Conservation League Holds Meeting
The Child's Conservation League met last evening at Hast Irving Street home of Mrs. Albert Young. Fifteen members attended and transacted regular business. Mrs. Young and Mrs. A. M. Litz read two papers on delinquent children. Contests followed with awards to Mrs. Young and Mrs. J. Roscoe Dearing. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet November 17 with Mrs. Arthur Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child's Conservation League
Albert Young
Hast Irving Street
Young
A. M. Litz
J. Roscoe Dearing
Arthur Foster
Harvest Dinner at Parish Hall Monday
The Bowmanuel Guild chaired by Mrs. Perry Collier plans a Harvest dinner in Parish Hall on Monday starting at 5 30 PM. A menu includes baked ham potatoes cabbage carrots beets onions then pies bread cheese and coffee. Tickets cost thirty five cents and proceeds go to the church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanuel Guild
Perry Collier
John King Claims Record Street Improvements
John King argues that Curry received the most extensive street improvements in the state by the Highway Department, noting 43.92 miles of cement highways and 81.87 miles of rural roads built or under contract since June 1, 1932. He contrasts Curry with a larger nearby city, highlighting employment gains and budgetary relief from reduced maintenance. A lost dog notice is appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Department of Highways
Artesa
Carry
Highway Department
Erie County
Engagement Announced For Kathryn Powers and Charles Davis
The engagement of Miss Kathryn Powers of 323 Concord street to Charles Melvin Davis of North East was announced at a Ritz Restaurant party in Union City hosted by her sister Ruth Powers. Twenty guests attended a color scheme of orchid and yellow with chrysanthemum centerpiece. Guests received walnut shells bearing the couple’s names. A two course salad lunch preceded bridge awards to Mrs. Arthur Scieppier Mrs. H M Sheen and Miss Powers. Powers is a Corry High School graduate class of 1925 and has worked at Raymond Manufacturing. wedding planned for late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Powers
RR. Powers
Concord Street
Charles Melvin Davis
C. T. Davis
North East
Ruth Powers
Ritz
Union City
Miss Powers
Davis
Bridge
Arthur Scieppier
H. 7. Sheen
Wheat prices push higher amid early session strength
New York traders saw a wheat price surge of one to two cents a bushel and a 1 to over 3 point gain in stocks as early trading held a strong pace though with light activity. The list included American Can, American Locomotives, American Tel & Tel, Anaconda, Atlantic Refining, Auburn, REO, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific and Chrysler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ofelock
Amerigin
Simeltera
American T
Consolidated list of historic fuel and industrial brands
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple companies across energy, manufacturing and retail sectors including Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Socony Vacuum Standard Oil California Studebaker Texas Company United States Steel Westinghouse Electric Woolworth People reference a 4000 year old accessory context not clearly tied to firms or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolumbie Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
MGR
Asec
Socony Vacuum
Standard Il Calif
Standard of N J. Studebaker
Texas Co. United Corp
US Steel
Bane Westinghouse Electric Se
Woolworth
N.Y
Assad Gas
Electric A
Bone Star Gas
Western PS
Pneumonia Fatal to Swarm Babe in Corry Hospital
The seven week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Chester Swarm of 02 West Church Street Corry died from pneumonia last night at 8 18 at Corry Hospital After birth on September 14 she was the couple's only child Bundral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 at St Thomas Church with interment in St Thomas Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Swarm
West Church Street
Corry Hospital
Swarm
Slock
Thomas Church
St Thomas Cemetery
Davis Urges US Materials for Self Liquidating Loans
Washington D C James J Davis urged the Reconstruction Finance Corp to require that funds lent for self liquidating projects be spent on American materials only He warned Pennsylvania manufacturers and workers fear contractors may use the deflated conquest of foreign nations to buy abroad and bypass domestic sources
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James J Davis
Lhe Reconstruction Finance Corporation
telter-to-Atlee- Pomerene
Davis
Pennsylvania
Suing! By Edward LeMac Donald Chapter Twenty-Nine
Narrative scene unfolds at Palm Beach with Mrs Brownley a poised charm figure. Patricia notes her quiet allure and curiosity about the mysterious woman. The group antics reveal social tension and wedding gossip as characters debate dances and Sun Dance excitement.
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J. Robert Long
Coats
Yellemonnud
U. S
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Patricia
Mrs. Brownley
Mrs. Browsley
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Palm Beach
Mary Lou
Tate
Pat
Tony
Skul
Musy Lou
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America
Rainey Todd
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