Personal Notices From Corry City and Nearby Troves
Local social column lists numerous residents and visitors leaving for trips to Bear Lake Columbus Cleveland Detroit and Gettysburg. Individuals include Dy and Mrs N Troy Gillette Mrs B Brandt Erie Mrs Will ias Schneider Mire Louisa Dewey John Greathar James Palligy Port Washington Alice Jann and many others visiting relatives in Corry Ridgway Warren and Gettysburg amid hospital and work related travel.
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N. Troy Gillette
Philadelphia
Misa Robertte Gillette
B. 16
Brandt
Erie
Williaas Schneider
Mott
Bear Lake
Frank Wilson
Louisa Dewey
Columbus
Boys Tond
Mill Street
John Greathar
Titusville
Cleveland
James Palligy
Port Washington
J. B. Young
Cheveland Jy
H. O. Sundoing
Adelle Tooke
Erkc
Detroit
Mid
Warren
CG Fevemyg
Mies Flolin MuCleaf
Corry Hospital
Bownine
Motor
Gettysburg
Me Olam N.yue
Intler
Mrs. Alien
Ate Family
Obs
Mrs. Begtestom
Corry
Oyster Supper Plan By Knights of Connie
The Knights of Connie announce an oyster supper in December at His Aubome. Tickets are twenty five cents. James J. Niskey is chair. committee listed. Bingo will be played after the supper.
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Knights of Connie
Putin
James J. Niskey
Iam Able
Che
President opens business parley amid rail key figures
President Hoover opens a business conference focused on economic parity and cooperation. Leaders present include Adlington of the American Railway Association, Barnett of Reading and Philadelphia lines, Crowley of New York Central, Loree of Delayire and Hudson, J policy of New Haven and Hartford, and Butterworth of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, among others.
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Fughard A. Adighton
American Railway Association
MV Attovikry
Pennsylvania
Ruitkondt Det Barnet
Raitrnfy Py FE. Crowley
Dent
New York
Gentral Hues
Aganw J. Mien
Philadelphia
Reading
Milmaih
Gunfax Harrison
Southern
T. F. Loree
Presdent
Delayire and Hudson Railroad
Ferentigh
Southern Railway
J. J. Policy
New Tot
New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
Pood W. Sargent
Chamber
Conmmuniso
Chicago and Northwestern Ralway
Dante Willard
Gailroydy Divis Gunes
United States Chamber of
Butterworth
U.S. Chamber of Commence
Rivers Recede After High Stage In Pittsburgh Area
United Press reports river crests eased today as Monongahela and Ohio readings fell from overnight highs. At West No 1 the Monongahela was 22.7 feet, Ohio at Bilsvorth 22.2 feet, Lock No 2 Allegheny at 21.4 feet, with New readings near 20 feet in nearby gauges as forecasts suggested further declines by nightfall.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Cornval
West No 1
Ohio
Bilsworth Das
Lock No
Allegheny
Tower
Stealing Tapestries From Car Sparks Theft Scene
In Pittsburgh area a car theft yielded about $20 000 in tapestries. Police say the thieves followed the owner after he left the vehicle near the Pennsylvania Railroad Yard. Investigators believe an opportunity event occurred as the car was left unattended late last night.
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United Press
Bowling league opens with two match nights at Hecreation Alleys
Wraternds Bowling League opening matches roll this week at Hecreation Alleys. The Stanford Hose and Elks bowl Wednesday evening with two Friday night matches featuring the Odd Fellows against the Knights of Columbus and the Kiwanbi era facing the Corry Country Club top ten-pin players.
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Wraternds
Stanford Hose and Elks
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus
Corry Country
Two Men Sought For Bold HoldUp In Glasgowport Area
Two men held up Grover O Delaney tax collector and James H Mie Chive a legislature member as they sat in Delaney s car in front of McClure s store Glasgowport last night. They were ordered into the back seat and driven to a lonely spot about 15 miles from Glasgowport where they were bound and robbed of money wall clocks watches and jewelry before the bandits fled in Delaney s car.
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Pltsburge, Oy
Grover O. Delaney
Cisseport
James H. Mie
Chive
Delaney
McClure
Gilsport
Loverhle Hollow
Glaswport
McChine
Toni Wall
Waluhes
Market Close and Business Listings Include Major Firms
The report lists closing market figures and notes executives from Oil City and New York Stock Exchange member Linyd ML Bracken. It catalogs prominent companies such as American Smelter Anaconda Butte Copper Zinc, International Nickel, Continental Motors, General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, and more, naming rail and utilities firms like Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Erie, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Southern Pacific, and steel majors including U S Steel. The item closes with a hometown note: Fred Shuss returning to OS City after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. HL M Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stucn Guerasun
Susanouen Uy
É& Bryan
Oil City
New York
Atlantic
Pan American Brairie
American Lognmotives
Hethighem Steel
US Steelers
Fred Shuss
OS City
HL M Wood
Production shifts in major textile and energy firms noted
The article lists changes and affiliations among Aamentan and American Woolen, Paramount-Kiamimas, Westinghouse West Airvrske, and Indiana's Mountain Producers. It highlights emergence of new suppliers in New York and adjustments in gas and electric sectors, with references to Humble and Wright and timelines for general operations and affiliations.
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Aamentan & American Woolen
Rmour
Indiana
South Penn
New York
Curb Gas A Electric
Westinghase —_ West Airvrske
Cuithe Wright
Paramount-Kiamimas General Weenie
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Corporation Corry
Homestead
Dot Kubonye
Stunhall Wip
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Sid Hie
Washington, Pa
Mary Cooke
Tay Wala
Washington Hospital
Sie Sas
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NEW Fraternal Loop
Iningita
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Arkansas Gas
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