Special M E 5 5 Program At Methodist Church
Special M E 5.5 program outlines secular prayer and praise at Lake and youth services Thursday at the Methodist Church. Sunday School Board plans events for Sunday School Reilly Day and baptismal opportunities. Also notes a fatal train yard accident near Salamanca involving Dohowakt, a car yard worker. A dozen guests visit Old City Country Club for a turnbow and egguing event. CMS meets with Mrs. May Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segular
Sunday School Board
Ms Uis
Reilly
Seewices
John
Bobiweki
Aye
Tomides
Salamanca
Dohowakt
York
Crick
Oid
Sountry
Glib
Aly
CMS
Wanted Boy to Work After School Job Ad
A partial classified item seeks a young boy to work after school for a local business. The ad mentions the employer and location briefly, with minimal details readable amid the damaged text.
Personal Travel Movements Trace Local Residents
A flurry of short notices lists Ernest Johnson heading to Cambridge Springs on business, W W Merrick leaving for Buffalo, Anna Feulner visiting Waren thi morning, and Mrs DD Stithh traveling to Ohio for a day. Hermione Turner, Mee P G Wood, and James Sullivan journeyed to Erie for a sister visit, while Mrs J M Culver of Westfield visits her mother in town. Rose Miller and son Laverne depart for Syracuse to see relatives, and Mrs John Keefe of Bradford stops in for visits with friends. George Coe and daughter head to Bradford after guests in the city, Ruby Faggle plans a trip to Ashtabula to stay with Mrs Grosart. Castor leaves for Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William McPetridge visit relatives in town. Lelpha Stuld from Buffalo visits local families. J B Selter and C C Magee return from Union City after an overnight stay. Rebekah Lodge attendees D A Hillstrom and J W W Millstrom head to New York City on business for Corry Jamestown Manufacturing. Lucy McMahon and Branik of Higis travel to Elmira for their aunt Mary Metherny’s funeral. Peter and Mrs Luty of Pittsburgh depart after visiting George Jones. Horton Smith leaves for Reynoldsburg to visit relatives. Harley Bans and Paul Hammond with Arlesyn Delury travel to Erie for church weekend activities. AcE Wells of Ripon arrives due to his father John Utley Wells’s death in Columbus.
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Ernest Johnson
Cambridge Springs
Merrick
Buffalo
Anna Feulner
Warenthi
Mra
Stithh
Mise Hermione ‘Turner
Eris
Villa Maris Academy
Mee
Wood
James. Sullivan
Erie
Keefe
J. M. Culver
Westfield
N. Y
B. B. Vogtli
Rose Miller
Laverne
Syracuse
N.Y
John Keefe
Bradford
George Coe
Tulsa
Oklo
Ruby Faggle
Aushtabula
Ohio
Grosart
Faril
Gr. Wood
Charley Mixer
Clyzner
N. JK
Castor
West Smith Street
Philadelphia
William McPetridge
Pittsburgh
Robert Heerlein
North Center Street
Lelpha Stuld
Buaffle
A. Dennison
Sherman Ireet
J. B. Selter
C. C. Magee
Union City
Rebekah Todge
D. A. Hillstrom
J. W W. Millstrom
Chicago
Til
New York City
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Lucy McMahon
Branik
Higis
Elmira
Mary Metherny
Peter Luty
George Jones
Military coup attempt in Berlin thwarted arrest of 200
Doebetite camp near Berlin reports a police roundup of about 200 men accused of planning a military coup against the government. Authorities confirm ties to monarchist plotting and compare the plot to the one at Kunstrin, with many details pending and the fate of the suspects not yet announced.
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United Pro Berlin
Doebetite
Berlin
Knestrin
Kunstrin Wale
United Prev
Stockholders Meeting of the Garry and Columbus Traction Co
Stockholders of the Corry and Columbus Traction Company will meet at Kincaid & Kincaid Law Offices North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania on Saturday October 20 1028 at 10:00 a m for action on the future operation of the street railway and for general matters pursuant to order of the presidency Corry and Columbus Traction Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry and Columbus Traction Company
Corry and Colmis Traction Company
Law Iilces
Kincaid & Kincaid
Nealy
General’ Ulled
Wall Street rally snaps bear run after shakeout
New York October 3 Wall Street seen the most vigorous rise in prices since the earlier declines as bears retreated amid renewed buying. Industrial stocks led gains with Dupont Baldwin steel firms and American Can advancing, while Big Four railroads and carriers like New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway posted notable rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresh New York
Wall Street
Ina
Dupont
Baldwin
Steel Corn
Products
American Can
Big Pour
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Market Close Briefs From Oil City and Beyond
A compact list of closing market mentions includes Logen & Bryan in Oil City alongside numerous major companies such as American Woolen, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, General Motors, U S Steel, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, Union Oil, Shell, and Westinghouse. The note reflects a broad cross section of 1920s era industrial and transportation firms trading in a regional market compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Logen & Bryan
Oil City
American
T & T American Woolen
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern Chile Copper
Cosdon
Brie
General Motors
Great Northern Island Oil
Middle States Oil
Midvale
New York
Central Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil Pan America
Ba Penna RR
Reading Replogle
Steel Republic Steel St Paul
Simms Pet
Sinclair Oil , Skelly Oi
Southern
Pacific Studebaker , Texas Co
Transcontinental Oil Shell
Nion Oil
Union Natural Gas
US Rubber
US Steel - Westinghouse
White of - Willys
Gas Companies and Bid Details in Wyoming and Beyond
Fragmentary list of energy firms including Arkiineas Gas Boston Wyoming Federal Oil Glenrock Lone Star Gas Mirs Light and Heat Mountain Producers Bradford Oil Mutual Oil Ohio Fuel & Supply Radio Ryan Consolidated Salt Greek BOM 6580 20-0-65-75 AX 8M 2% bid Seder setts ais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkiineas Gas
Boston
Wyoming Federal Oil
Glenrock
Lone Star Gas
Mirs Light & Heat Mounuain
Bradford Oil Mutual Oil
Ohio Fuel & Supply Radio
Ryan Consolidated
Salt Greek
BOM
Seder Setts Ais
Indians Triumph Over New York in Cal State Clash
In a hard fought contest the Indians defeated New York 5 to 0 while New Jersey and California SEC teams trail. The game featured sharp pitching and aggressive base running, underscoring a dominant road performance by the visitors.
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REX Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
David
Sonny
Motherlove
Regenald Denny
Bell Boy
Douglas
EMG CO
Citizens National Bank
Aymulreid
J. A
Liinston
Horton Smith
Reynoldsville
Harley Bans
Paul Hammond
Arlesyn Delury
Ace. Wells
Ripon
Wis
John Utley Wells
Columbus
Regnald
Nore
Wall Street Journal Financial Review
THE
N. Center St
Pola Negri
Goldwyn Picture
America
Negril
North West
New Jer
Calif
Warren
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