V. F. W. Names Officers for 1937 Activities
The VFW announces appointed posts and officers for 1937 with G I Broderson of Post 470 as post commander and Charles Gordon as junior vice commander. Additional appointees include George Binniss, Ira Overdort, Merle Amy, W. B. Lethman, Clarence Coons, James Nichols, John Miskausk, Paul Lines, Walter Scott, Ross Fehman, and Wm Stuart Houghton. The meet also plans a national convention visit in 1927 and an oyster supper with about seventy members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Uth
G. Il. Broderson
Charles Gordon
George Biniss
Ira Overdort
Parsons
Alfred Morrison Io
Merle Amy
W. B. Lethman
Clarence Coons
James Nichols
John Miskausk
Paul Lines
Walter Scott
Ross Feh
Ww. Stuart
Edsward J. Sheldon
Archie W. Thompson
Post
Buffalo
TWO U C T OFFICERS INSTALLED LAST NIGHT
Corry Council No. 257 United Commercial Travelers installed two officers at a Hotel Corry meeting. Clyde Brown became chaplain and executive committee member while Worth Hammond was inducted as junior counselor. District Deputy W. Walker of Erie presided. Other officers were installed two months earlier. The unit plans monthly meetings first Friday. James Crane left for Union City on business.
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Corry Council
No. 257
United Commercial Travelers
Corry
Clyde Brown
Worth Hammond
W. Walker
Erie
Corry Unit
Personal mentions lead travelers and visitors across the region
Philip Zalzwede will depart Sunday for Cleveland with David Reich for a short visit while W H Caldwell returns home to Pittsburgh from the Hotel Corry. Misses Vetta and Thelma King head to Cleveland to visit relatives, Jessie LaMachhio to Youngstown for a weekend with Mr and Mrs Michael Joy Sr. A Wiggers travels to Salem for his mother’s funeral, and the Wiggers family will attend services Monday. Joseph Gravino runs errands in Erie on business, and Mr Powers arrives from Rochester for a guest visit. Mrs Alexander Boag and daughter visit Purcell family in North Center street as Dr Glassney spends the weekend in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Mary Powers and Mr and Mrs Arthur Schopyner visit relatives locally. J Crage and others plan to attend the Carnegie-Duquesne game. Mrs P G Wood spends the weekend in Brie, and the Byler couple travel to New Wilmington for a family weekend. Swanson and Holley return from Columbus after the National Grange convention. S Stew art and C Grate return from a western business trip for Ajax Trons Works.
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Philip Zalzwede
Cleveland
David Reich
W. H. Caldwell
Corry
Pittsburgh
Vetta J. King
Thelma A. King
Albert J. Plack
Jessie LaMachhio
Youngstown
Michael Joy
Garret Wiggers
Flint Avenue
Salem
Ohio
Fredericka Wiggers
Ray
Donald
Albert
Evelyn
Wiggers
Herbert Trisiet
Joseph Gravino
Hee
Powers
Dormerly
Rochester
Ind
Cole Brothers
Clyde Beatty Eire
Alexander Boag
Lawrence Park
M.gm Purcell
North Center Street
Glassney
Faclilty
Pittcburet
Marry Powers
West Smith Street
Brie
Arthur Schopyner
East South Street
A. McLean
C.K. McLean
Brievmshiega Star
Russell Byler
New Wilmington
Axel Swanson
Flora Holley
Columbus
National Grange
Ajax Trons
Husky Milati
Texas Feldt
Jocal
Young Man Suffers Skull Fracture In Auto Crash
An accident near Union City left Manges with a skull fracture revealed by morning x rays while two others sustained facial cuts and minor injuries and were released from hospital. Mrs Harley Jones of Union City was hospitalized with a serious hip injury after a car driven by her son ran off the highway into a tree.
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Mullrpey Svar
Manges
Mra
Harley Jones
R. D
Union City
Cony
Pins, Woods, Engs
Mussolini's Son Vitrovid Plans Hollywood Move
United Press reports Vitrovid Mussolini, 22, son of Benito Mussolini, will enter the motion picture industry and marry. He served as an officer and pilot in the Ethiopian campaign, and will move to Hollywood in the spring per current plans.
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United Press
Musolini
Vitrovid
Hollywood
Dairymen's League Holds Large Harbor Hall Meeting
In Spartansburg Harbor Hall the local Dairymen's League met last evening before about 175 members and guests. County president HH Marsh and local plant manager A Stillman spoke on milk production and market outlook, followed by a Q and A session. The program included opening remarks by Carl Poetor, songs, readings by Geraldine Lynch and others, with Grace McCray and Dorothy Chelton reciting. Toe cream and cake concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Harbor Hall
Spartansburg
Marsh
A. Stillman
Stillman
Orty Man’s Mother Dies in Salem Ohio
Word was received today of the death of Mrs. Predericka Wiggers, 79, mother of Garret Wiggers of First Avenue. She died at home in Salem after some illness. Survived by four sons and one daughter: Garret of Corry, William and Peter of Salem, Albert of Hartford Conn, and Mrs. Ida Burger of Salem. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM from the state home in Salem with burial in Salem Cemetery. Edward O’Peep of Meadville was among visitors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predericka Wiggers
Garret Wiggers
First Avenue
Salem
Ohio
Wiggers
Corry
William and
Peter
Albert
Bartford
Conn
Ida Burger
Ohio City
Market gossip on dividends and worker bonuses drive holiday spending
American business boosted worker pay and dividends this week as markets rose to new highs. General Motors announced a 150 yearend dividend totaling 65,250,000 to shareholders, while Chrysler declared 9.00 a share and distributed 4,000,000 to employees. Dozens of firms followed, lifting wage increases to about 180,000,000 over two weeks and affecting over a million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecmer c. Walzer
United Press
New York
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler
Market Holds Steady After Heavy Selling Today
New York stocks absorbed heavy selling from domestic and foreign sources and finished irregular after near 8 point losses. Early blocks of 1000 to 4000 shares traded as shorts added commitments before renewed demand from buyers waiting for a decline sparked a late rebound. Major issues cited include American Can, General Electric, General Motors, United States Steel, and Westinghouse among others in a broad list reflecting mixed closing prices.
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New York
Esriy
Shorts
American Can
American Lacomt
American & T
Anaconda Oy
Atlantic
Auburn
Bethtchiént Steel
Bendix Aviation
Gurtiss-Weright Columbia
Chiryster Continental Oq
General Elestele
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Wii National Dairy New Yore Centra
Northern Pacific
Itis Steel
Packard Paramount Pic Penna RR
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Rex Rowpar
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Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn
Betty
Mussolinus Son
Idairymen's League
Harbor Hall School House
Orry Man
Eiward O'Peep
Meadville
Condra’s Pharmacy
Loblaw
Texas
Iceberg Lettuce
Jeneless
Porterrouse
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Serric
Trie
PS. Grox
Lone Star
West Pub
Bray
Saleu
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