Personal and social notes from Dunkirk Corry area news
Mrs HK Shae of Dunkirk left for home after a city day of business. Donald Bejewa visited Clymer to play basketball with the Flying Ma tehmen. C S Sentner headed to Kittanning for a day or two. Mr and Mrs EB Whittlesey left for Pittsburgh. S H Skinner Jr to Buttato for a one day stay. Mrs 5 Peebles and children returned home from Sharon after visiting relatives. Mrs Lée Shoemaker and son Les returned from Chandowsburg where the former is recovering from an automobile accident. J Glover of Jamestown spent the day here advocating for A and P stores. Mrs May Albro returned from Salamanca to Corry. Mr and Mrs M H Hyatt from Sharon went to Jamestown NY on business. Miss Gildys McVaugh returned home from Jamestown NY after visiting relatives. Mrs Margaret Pianerly of Chicago passed through Corry en route to Jamestown after learning of her mother’s death. Mrs Flaherty is mother of Mrs Dale Lillie of this city. Frank Butters left for the University of Pittsburgh after a visit home. P M Donellan division freight agent F L Collins station supervisor Salamanca NY and B Shaughnessy trainmaster Meadville were in city for railroad service talks.
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Buttato
Peebles
Richard
Betty
Sharon
Iy Avery
Corry
Lée Shoemaker
Les
Chandowsburg
G. Hoover
J. Glover
Jamestown
May Albro
Salamanca
Ami
M. H. Hyatt
Ity
N.Y
Gitdys McVaugh
N. Y
Margaret Pianerly
N. O
Mary Murphy
Flaherty
Dale Lillie
Frank Butters
Clorama Butters
University of Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
P. M. Donellan
F. L. Collins
B. Shaughnessy
Meadsville
Rie Railroad
Honor Retiring Assistant P M L Union City Dinner
Union City November 21 Postmaster H Marvin Cooper presided at a testimonial dinner at the Grid Rui Rex or Rite Restaurant in honor of Union retiring Assistant Postmaster Wed A Poster. About forty guests attended with current post office staff, carriers and a few ex-employees. Mrs Poster and the couple plan a Florida trip soon and a return to their home next spring with best wishes for a pleasant journey and renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
H. Marvin Cooper
Union
A. Poster
Poster
Florida
Sewing Machine Services by R E Palmer in E Pa
R E Palmer offers sewing machine service with 30 years of experience and guaranteed work. Parts supply available. Contact in Corry at 4121 or phone 288 for service.
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R. E. Palmer
E. Pa
Corry
Legion and Auxiliary Joint Party Planned at Maccabee Hall
The Legion, Sons of the Legion, and Ladies Auxiliary plan a Thursday evening event in the Maccabee Hall. At 7 pm the Sons meet for a business session followed by an Executive Committee meeting. A nine o'clock social hour with dancing closes a hoped for large three-branch turnout.
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TP Nursuay Evens
Agnciut Legion Pot
Sons of the Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary
Maccabee Hall
Sons of the Legion
Gold price risen ten cents per ounce to 38.16
The government today raised its price on newly mined American gold to 38.16 an ounce from 33.66, an overnight increase of 10 cents per ounce.
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United Press
Washington
Obsolete Remedies Promote San Cura Ointment
A 19th or early 20th century testimonial uses San Cura Ointment for fever sores, burns, boils, piles, and skin issues. Letters from J D Hon and B McIntyr praise healing with ointment and soap, listing prices and urging purchase at drug stores.
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Hert
J. D. Hon
Townville
Doilaad
B. Mcintyr
Dumright
Okla
Meeting of Philatheas at Monroe Home
The regular Phila thea Glass meeting of the Baptist Church group was held last evening at Mr and Mrs G S Monroe on East Pleasant street. About twenty-five members and three visitors attended with a fine luncheon. Business outlined December meetings on the first and third Mondays. First December session a regular birthday meeting, second a Christmas party and menu reveal. Mrs F Hopler led programs with May Howard singing, Mrs B E Thomas piano, Mrs John Ohrn reading, Dorothy Mae Ricker solo, plus games and guessing contests.
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Phila
Thea Glass
The
Baptist Church
G S. Monroe
East Pleasant Street
Regulia
F Hopler
May Howard
B. E. Thomas
John Ohrn
Dorothy Mae Ricker
Conrad Monroe
Modern Varieties Company at Theatre Rex
The Modern Varieties company presents a special stage entertainment for this evening’s motion picture program at Rex Theatre. The eighteen member troupe offers dancing and singing with special features and a top revue. The feature film is Gabriel Over the White House with a repeat program scheduled for Wednesday.
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Modern Varieties” Company
Rex Theatre
White House
P T A Dinner Nets About Fifty Dollars for St Edward’s PTA
About fifty dollars was raised as a benefit for St Edward's Parents Teachers Association at a sauce grant dinner in St Edward's hall last evening. Nearly 273 guests attended the deliciou s meal served from seven to eight o'clock. Mrs Luke Graham chaired, with Mrs Margaret Ressler dining room head, Mrs Lyle Saxton kitchen head, and Miss Emily Wahey ticket head. The dinner was one of the most successful PTA benefits and netted a substantial sum.
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St. Edward's
Ure Joel Association
Club Continues Study of Alaska
Mrs Mary Cournesey led seven Readers in a Monday session reviewing Alaska. Current events filled roll call while members read the book Alaska, with chapters Name the City of Golden Sands Creeks that Made Millionaires The Dog Derby of Alaska and Reindeer Meat for American Markets. A social period followed and the group plans to meet next Monday at Mrs J Robbins East Smith Street.
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Mary Cournesey
Alaska
C.F. Cronin
City of
Golden Sands
J. Robbins
East Smith Street
Repeal Issue Sends Market Down in Wet Stocks
A stock market drop followed news of a proposed 2. floor tax on all stored whiskey in Pennsylvania. Repeal shares fell sharply in morning trading while other groups rose modestly. The list of closing prices included American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Radio, Standard Oil, Westinghouse Electric, and Woolworth among others. Also reported were social notes on Lions Club dinner honoring Mayor-elect Leon Roberts and Mrs. Roberts of Jamestown, and the death of former Olean alderman Michael J. Shay.
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Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Cccsccjee
American ‘Locomotive
American Smelters
Beadle Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Oo
Canadian Pacite Wrereet Ua SM
Seceitg Rare Ande
Chrysler
Feibaa
Ece
Aig Continental Can
Consolidaters Oil
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright Erie Aeurants
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Eleck Leon Roberts
Leni Lunesta Faces Off With Troubled Knocker In Premiere
In a crowded premiere Leni Lunesta is confronted by Karl Kruger a desperate admirer. Lucky Cavanaush defuses the scene guiding Lunesta toward safety as Kruger is escorted away by theater staff and manager Sol Kaufmann ending the disruption before the show. Lunesta contemplates a future with Douglas Gates amid the theater's glittering backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leni Lunesta
Leni
Karl Kruger
Hi Ide
Lucky Cavanaush
Beauty
Kroger
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P. ML
Legion and Auxiliary Plan
Eeting OF
Philatheas
Modern Varieties Company
P.T.A. Dinner Fine Success
Member
Federal Reserve System
Rex
Walter Huston
Karen Morley
Franchot Tone
Arthur Byron
Dickie Moh
Gregory
LA Cava
Ganopallan Protucian
Yar Mayer Rcrune
New York Central Northern Pacific
Pema RR
Pure Oil
Radio
Socony Vacuum Standard Oil
Studebarer
jTexas Co
WS Steel 2
US Leather United Aircraft Hmnted Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Asco Gag & Electric A
Seise Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
Ole
Oil City Traal Company
Oil City, Bu
Leni Lameska
Douglas Gales
Lent
Kruger
Az Gates
Karl
Lunesta
Lucky Gavanaugh
Loneska
Cavanauth
Cavanaugh
Wlyey
Douglas Gyres
Sid
Amd
Miss Luneski
Ana
Quvanaugh
Sol Kaufmann
Kaufmann
Leneska
Kaufman
Cullen
Lmneky Cavanaugh
Andy
Danigist
Leni Gonak
Smirtty
Cayahnneh
Tuneska
Leni Tuneska
Luneska
Douglas Gates
Maryhin
Soci
Douglas
Gates
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