Personal mentions fill city visiting roster over weekend
Charles Auer Jr traveled in from Mast Congress street with parents and left for Indiana Pa for work. Mrs B C Barnes went to Erie for the day. Mrs Blanche Morris and son Charles from Pittsburgh visited the A Meyers home on East Wayne. Paul Lawson and friends from Jamestown were in town yesterday. Frances Warner, after visiting John Courteen on Liberty Street, headed home to Union City. Ragnar Carlson left for Jamestown after a city visit. Victor Dietzel of Jamestown, NY, formerly Corry, staying a few days with friends. Deputy U S Marshal John Dermosey returned to Pittsburgh after visiting at his West Wayne street home. John Shields left for Penns Grove due to illness of his son at Salem hospital. Arthur Colegrove and family motor to Hartisburg after several days here. Stella Barry of Trice visited yesterday to vote. Mrs Arta S Welsh departs for New York City to visit friends. Marie Fibnitzan, Mary Ressler, Helen, Grace Merrick, My and Mrs Vennig Feliet, Leona Burkhardt have left for Harrisburg after a few days with relatives. El Blakeslee of West Church Street to Union City for winter with daughter I W Anderson. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers moved from Buffalo to Mount Head, Ohio for indefinite work. Kinley family from WaWs Pa left for home after several days with relatives. Emma Patton leaves Friday for ten days in Hornell NY. Morence Dempsey and Patsy Notte return to Harrisburg after visit. Bliss and family left for Dayton, Fla for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Auer, Jr
Mast Congress Street
Indiana
B.C. Barnes
Erie
Blanche Morris
Charles
Pittsburgh
C. A. Myers
East Wayne Street
Paul Lawson
Jamestown
Tate
Frances Warner
John Courteen
Liberty Street
Union City
Ragnar Carlson
Victor Dietzel
N. Y
Corry
John Dermo- Sey
West Wayne Street
John Shields
Penn's Grove
Salem Hospital
Arthur Colegrove
Hartisburg
Marie Fibnizan
Mary Ressler
Helen
Grace Merrick
Vennig Feliet
Leona’ Burkhardt
Harrisburg
EL. Blakeslee
Weal Chunth Street
I. W. Anderson
Clarenes Rogers
Buffalo
Mount ‘Hlead
Bliss
Dayton
Fla
Funeral of C M Terry Corry resident dies after illness
Funeral services for C M Terry a Corry resident who died Saturday morning after a several weeks illness were held at the late home 212 Concord street Tuesday at 2 30 pm Rev Gilbert L Boyt of the Presbyterian Church officiated a large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends attended Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery Members of the Corry Odd Fellows Lodge assisted with bearers from out of town included Mrs J B McDannell W Staub Buffalo Mrs L B Page Pittsburgh Mrs Mehel Dan ner Mahoning Mr and Mrs Cly Wright Chautauqua NY Mr and Mrs J A Hanley Wattsburg PA and Mr and Mrs G A McDaniel of Wattsburg PA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. ‘Terry
Corry
Concord Street
Gilbert L. Boyt
Presbyterian Church
Piie Grove
Colery
G. W. Knowlton
Miner Shur
Glen Gates
George Bessonjs
P. L. Swanson
Robert. Nichol
City
Mirs
J.B. McDannell
W. Staub
Buffalo
L. B Page
Pittsburgh
Mehel Danner
Mahoner
Cly Wright
Chautauqua
N. Y
J. A. Hanley
G. A. McDaniel
Wattsburg
Death of Mrs. Sarah Orilia Little in Corry
Mrs. Sarah Orilia Little died at Corry hospital after a hip fracture from a fall. She was about 68 years old and widow of Richard Little. Survived by sons Warnie and John Little and daughter Mrs. Ruby Smith, plus seven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Wrightsville M E Church Friday at 2 pm with burial in Wrightsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Orilia Little
Warne Little
Marion Street
Corry Hospital
Warnie
John Little
Wrightsville
Ruby Smith
Comny
M. EB
Former Corry Resident George Fox Dies in New York
Funeral services for George Pox, formerly of Corry, will be held at Younghery Funeral Home in Jamestown Thursday at 2.30 pm. The body will be brought to Pine Grove Cemetery for interment. Survived by brother Theodore C. Fox of Jamestown and three sisters, Mrs Dora Peterson of Jamestown, Mrs I. M. Sheelery, and Mrs Carrie Fox of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pox
Dewittville
N.Y
Younghery
Jamestavil
Democratic Sweep Captures County Races in Historic Victory
The Democratic party secured decisive wins across county contests including State treasurer Clair Ross by about 6,300 votes and Auditor General Hite by a similar margin. Roosevelt supporters carried the ticket by a large margin as small sub-districts also favored Democrats amid a broad county sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuntimen
Clair Ross
Erle Couinky
Frank Pinnta
Warren Roberts Pili
Arthur Sweeny
Steensboro
Hite Couinty
Cory
Uirnoyer
Landon Turns Back to State Affairs Today
Gov Alf Landon accepting defeat in the presidential race promises all Americans will accept the verdict and work for the country. He turns from the Kansas state house desk to prepare for January 1 but will retire from politics after the loss. A Missouri man reportedly attempted murder following Landon’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Alf Mi Landon
Roosevelt
Kansas
State House
Sud Gas
Independence
Landon
Hyde Park
Me Yispare
Sen
George Mecill
Missouri
Self
Tower Case Goes To Jury In Bracken Slaying
In Brockville Pa on November 4 John Becker 20 year old night watchman was found guilty of first degree murder in the railroad tower death of Katherine Bracken 12. A male jury heard the charge after Judge Jesse C Long completed it to the jurors shortly before 11 am The Commonwealth contends Becker murdered Miss Bracken while she worked in the tower on the night of April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brookville
John Becker
Katherine Stacken
Brockville
Katherine Bracken
Wes
Jesse Ci. Long
Commonwealth
Miss Bracken
School Board to Meet in Special Session
Members of the Board of Education will meet in special session to open bids on heating equipment for the new Industrial School. Previous proposals were rejected by the board. Bills are expected to be received and referred to the property committee for tabulation and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Prperty Committee
Winter Snowfalls Disrupt City Driving Conditions
Snow followed rains, creating hazardous roads and low visibility as large lakes formed overnight. By afternoon, slippery highways and slush hindered automobile travel, with drivers contending with erratic precipitation and poor road conditions.
Market Gossips After Election Run Shakeout
Wall Street firms foresee continued long term gains with new post election uncertainty. Utility stocks face steady course as legislation battles persist while foreign funds stay invested amid currency devaluation. Higher dividends and extras are expected to swell but some firms may pause declarations while tax laws endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Walzer United Press
New York
Wall Street
Nore
I Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Election landslide boosts stock market surge in New York
Nov. 4 New York reports a rally in industrial issues as voters backed anti-unility measures. Despite optimism in some sectors, prices eased on fears of further regulation. Trading activity remained high with a broad list of industrials closing mixed and declines limited. The day featured gains for American Can, General Motors, and Westinghouse, while several others posted modest losses amid volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T&t Oe
Atlantic Refining Ge
Audi Sore Bethlehem Stest Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright Columbia Oo
Chrysler Continental
General Bneenee- LE
General Motors
International Nickel
Wey
Kelvinator
Arpa
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steet
Rice i Packard
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Sehrec Oatbs
Texas Co
United Corp
Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Younastoyen S & 7
N.Y
Two Killed When Truck Hit by Pennsy Train
In New Castle Pa on November 4 two men died when their truck was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train. The victims were Claude Palen 40 of New Castle and Stanley Miller 35 of Youngstown Ohio. Remains were taken to Shardn for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castles
Toehiy
Pennayivenia
Rain Vielis
Claude Palen
Dr.wo
New Castle
Stanley Miller
Youngstown
Chetr Sbudies
Shardn
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JOHN _ BOLES RUSSELL
Billie Burke
Dorothy Wilso Wilson
Rex
Ralph Bellamy
Briant Kent
Stuart Erwin
Gore
Montgomery Ward & Co
Oleo
Keystone
Holland
Gitar
C.M. Terry
Sarah Little
Gamsteads
Neve Eatl
Ceatiie
Cena Gmt
Aden
Bet
DEMS
Ey Valten
Qity
H. Conk
al Mt. Landon
Hescital
Chrysler
Royals
Imperiala
Mamiri
Nurly Hhaman Geryes
Lees
the Royal
Wile
America
Hugat Dundees
C. S. Wallace
S. First Ave
Strie
Aviansnd Gas
BIS Aero Supply Boy Eeeeyseccessny & Asso Gas & Eleetric i00
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