Rev Stephens Delivers Farewell Talk at Grand Theatre
Rev H L Stephens, a noted evangelist, has given two weeks of stirring talks at the Grand Theatre. Tonight he delivers his farewell address on Mussolini’s statue to be unveiled next April and on world events linked to Jews in Palestine and Russia. He will discuss a recent boatload of Jews arriving in Palestine and recount remarks by Lloyd George and others, plus answer whether another war is coming and where it might start. Rev B R Lewis, in charge, invites Corry citizens to attend.
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H. L. Stephens
Mussolini
Palestine
Russia
Nebuchanezzar
Mr. Stephens
Lloyd George
Dean Inge
Sir George Paizh
Montagu Norman
H. G. Wells
the Pope
Pierre van Passen
Ramsey MacDonald
the Evangelist
B. R. Lewis
Grand Theatre
Corry
Prince of Wales Furs
Barstow
Ruthie
Meric
Tess Cour
Missy Barats
Danies
Wallner
Gilyse Ruth
Heppeniie
Joan
Ruth
Milt
Manthy
Sugar Beets Feed Lambs in Billings and Hardin Areas
More than 120000 lambs will be fed rations based mainly on sugar beet pulp this fall in Montana's Billings and Hardin regions. Beet sugar plants there are grinding the 1983 crop and preparing pulp feed for the lambs.
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Billings
Mont
Hardin
Montana
Personal mentions of residents visiting and traveling in city
S Austin visited at home then headed to Harrisburg on Tuesday. Mrs Cleve Mourton Mr Boug and father returned last evening from Cleveland with relatives. Mrs B C Barnes spent today on business. R Wilson of Cleveland visiting friends. Mrs Alfred Shaffer Mrs E J Steimbers and Mrs Leo Weil Erie were overnight guests, leaving for home. J P Johnson of Sheffield spent a short time in the city. Miss Margaret Burkhardt left for Cleveland after few days at West Frederic Street. Mrs H E Watrous and Miss La Watrous were in Jamestown on business. Munzer of Erie spent a day in the city on business. Paul Lawson left for Buffalo for a week on business. Guy Matteson returned to Erie after visiting in the city and Spring Creek with relatives. Miss Nall Raeke overnight guest, then went to work in Erie. C G A Shuss went to Jamestown to attend Furniture Market for Butte Case Goods. Mr and Mrs Eli Barlow of Los Angeles will leave Thursday for Cleveland and Chicago enroute to Los Angeles, with S V Stewart accompanying to San Mateo. Mr and Mrs Charles Weed met their son C F Weed and wife of Joliet at Corry to spend the weekend with them. F A Loveland left for Harrisburg Pa to attend an educational conference. Mrs A S Welah, after visits in Chicago and Detroit, returned home Tuesday. Edward Mallia returned to Meadville after visiting his father and relatives. Mrs Mary Murray went to Meadville to install office for the Catholic Daughters of America.
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S. Austin
Harrisburg
Cleve Mourton
Boug
Cleveland
B.C. Barnes
R Wilson
Alfred Shaffer
E. J. Steimbers
Leo A. Weil
Erie
City
J. P. Johnson
Sheffield
Margaret Burkhardt
West Frederict Street
TF Burkhardt
H. E. Watrous
Watrous
Jamestown
Munzer
Paul Lawson
Buffalo
Guy Matteson
Miles McCray
Creete
Nall Raeke
Mms
Charles Raeke
CG. A. Shuss
Butte Case Goods Company
Eli Barlow
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Tll
V. Stewart
San Mateo
Charles Weed
Corry Simday
C. F. Weed
Joliet
R. J. Fogle
Tunnville Herald
F. A. Loveland
Welah
Detroit
Mich
Edward Mallia
Meadville
Jack Mallia
Mary Murray
Catholic Daughters of America
Historical Circle Explores Russia in Civil War Era Studies
The Historical Circle held a program with members answering geography questions about Russia. Readings included Marie Dressler as Hollyliday’s Six Greatest Women and talks on background of Russian history, peasant spirit, life in Soviet Capitol, and poverty.
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Russia
Marie Dressler
Hollylypad
Bart Lew
Clats Osborne
Addie Crowell
Soiret Capitol
Garria Houghton
Emma Dean
Trucks and autos collide near Wrightsville and Beaverdant
Readable fragments show Miles-Kane Company truck damaged after skidding on Roosevelt Highway near Th Point Inn. A Plymouth occupied by Ohio residents wrecked near Beaverdant Elgin intersection. occupants uninjured. Mrs. Barlow learns her father Edward D. Moltiering died in Los Angeles from a heart attack. She heads home after months in Cary. American Legion Auxiliary to meet Thursday evening in Accubee Hall with a large attendance urged.
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Miles-Kane Company
Warren
Roosevelt Wghway
Th Point Inn
Wrightsville
Huet
Ohio
Beaverdant-Elgin
BM Barlow
Edward D. Moltiering
Los Angeles
Calif
Alon
Noel
Collon
Calimenia
Mors
Barlow
Cary
American Legion Auxiliary
Tularemia Case Reported in Ridgway Local
A Tularemia case occurred in Ridgway, the only one in the region this far. The disease spreads via skinning rabbits and can enter the bloodstream through skin cuts. symptoms include fever and swollen glands. Cooks and taxidermists handling uncooked rabbit parts should take precautions. cooking destroys the organism. Mrs Foreman, who had stayed ten days in Buffalo with her daughter Mrs Burke, returned home.
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Ridgway
Stock Market Gains Amid Sharp Advances in Prices
New York November 8 The stock market and commodities saw a strong uptick as U S color equipment strength improved. Wheat traded higher by several cents, cotton prices rose about a dollar per bale, and major stocks posted gains up to more than two points. Among notable names, American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific and Continental Can showed rises in early trading. In Erie, a man named Connelly was seriously injured when his car struck a safety island at 11th and State streets while en route to Mrs. J A Connelly’s funeral.
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New York
United States
Colton
Bollowange
Amiritan Gang
Ameican Locomotive
Americar Smelters
T&t
Atlantic
Auburn - Teele
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cao Ty Gheysler
Columbia Gayo
Big Geneul Whertie
Bank Connelly
Eritumte
Itu Ville
J. A. Connelly
Safety Island
11Th
State Streets
Erie
Humot
Stolen Love Passages Reach a Rural Cabin
A shattered domestic drama unfolds as Ruth and a pursuer converge on a remote cabin. A tense search through fog and rain leads to a doorstep reunion, with past betrayals shaping the tonight’s fragile reunion and possible confrontation.
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