Retired Penn railroad men feted at Corty Inn dinner
Fred B Edwards of West Pleasant Street and Ross L Putman of Marion Street, both retired engineers and conductors from the Pennsylvania Railroad, were honored at a dinner by Erie and Pennsylvania railroad retirees and friends at Chittisierls Inn west of Corty. The event filled 27 places with a chicken dinner. Edward Walsh acted as toastmaster, and speakers praised the retirees, who received presents from the group. Out of town guests included Joseph Bell of Spartansburg and Bert Mudge of Gil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Edwards
R. L. Putman
Fred B. Edwards
West Pleasant Street
Ross L. Putman
Marion Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erié
Pennsylvania
Chittisierls Inn
Corty
Edward Walsh
Mr. Edwards
Putman
Billfelds
Joseph Bell
Spartansburg
Bert Mudge
Gil City
Corty Needlework Guild plans officer election and garment drive
The Corty Needlework Guild held an evening meeting led by president Mrs F E Davis to discuss the annual election of officers and a garment collection for November 15. Members were urged to send articles to their director by that date. Routine business followed. Ottawa reports Canadian wines may increase to 40 percent proof spirit, up from 81 4 percent in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Needlework Guild
F. E. Davis
Ottawa
National Revenue Department
Travel and visit notices brighten regional social scene
Personal mentions show Afr and Mrs Michael J McMahon departing for Lake Worth Florida for a several months stay while Harry Reis travels to Cleveland to visit his brother then to New York on business. W C Cox and sons Donald and Carl return from Niagara Falls trip and others visit relatives and attend meetings.
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Afr
Michael J. McMahoneft
Lakeworth
Fin
Atayi Harry Reis
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
W. C. Cox
Donald
Carl
Niagara Falls
Carlton Morrell
Buffalo
Will Morrell
Helen Morrell
Charles Amy
Melvin R. Amy
Merle Amy
Bele
Will Amy
S. H. Skinner
Nis
N.Y
E. C. Barnes
Williamsport
Middleburg
Harrisburg
Lester W. Bumpis
Baptist Orphanage
Pittsburgh
Baptist Church
Warren
Philathea Bible Class
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Final services held for Glenn C. Durham
Funeral services for Glenn C. Durham formerly of Corry were conducted at Tenhagers funeral parlors Findley Lake New York Monday afternoon at 2 o clock Rev Wagner of the U B church Findley Lake officiated Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Corry with bearers Mountain Wilford Mountain Richard Mountain and K B Durham of Corry assisting.
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Glenn C. Durham
Corry
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cassadaga
N. Y
Tenhagers
Findley Lake
Wagner
U. B. Church of
Mr. Durham
Pine Grove
Mountain
Wilford Mountain
Richard Mountain
K. 8
Durham
Monthly pledge voted at Baptist orphanage meeting
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society and the Philathea Bible class combined at Mrs. W N Jones home on Marion street for a 6 pm tureen dinner for 27 members and guests. Rev Lester W Bumpus spoke on the orphanage work at Pilthrugh and the group voted to make a monthly pledge to the orphanage. Mrs Cora Wood led a short business session. guest Mrs J Bell of Last Orange NJ attended.
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Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Philathea Bible Class
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Brice B. Thomas
Lester W. Bumpus
Baptist
Pilthrugh
Cora Wood
J. Bell
Last Orange, N.J
Opposition grows as Pa legislators seek halt to deer season
Harrisburg United Press reports two Republican lawmakers William F Hubbyshaw Jr and Robert B Wendside of Dauphin urge the Pennsylvania Game Commission to reconsider and revoke its six day antlerless deer open season starting November 28. They warn the plan could ruin deer hunting for years in several counties and request the resolution be sent to game officials for action.
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United Press Harrisburg
Game Commission
William F Hubbyshaw, Jr
Robert B. Wendside
Noth
Dauphin County
Uist
Ha Game Commission
Democratic Women Host Card Party and Dance at Lawrence Hotel
A large city turnout is expected for the Democratic Women's Council event at the Lawrence Hotel on Thursday evening October 27. The program includes a card party and a dance on the mezzanine with dancing in the ballroom.
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Democratic Women
Colineil
Lawrence Hotel
Ehe
Cyril
Hit and Run Driver Changes Plea in Corry Case
A man charged in a hit and run near Corry confessed after questioning and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. He faces $500 bail and will be held in Erie County jail awaiting grand jury disposition. The event occurred on a Monday morning and involved a friend who fled then reported to police.
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Ross Mead
Genter
Erie County
Graker
Wallan Kamaria
Corry Kwpilal
Autumn Social Roundup in Corry Town and Nearby
A Corry area notes page surveys October events from a local Hallowe en dress party at Aero Supply to dances at the Country Club. It mentions a golf pro Tony Joy staying for winter, upcoming Erie events, and football chatter at Allegheny Grove City. Also notes residents’ social plans, signboard ads, and light local miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Aero Supply
Carline Culler
Kane
Corey
Tony
Jessie Joy
Phillipsbure
Corry
Pittsburgh
Jack
Mary
Anatin
Payne Block
East Main
Austin
Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
Erie
Girie Woman's Chih
Allegheny College
Meadville
Allegheny
Grove City College
Coney
Prem Af
Penn State
State College
Leon Bartram
Robert Brockman
Alvin Cogan
Robert Roelofs
Harriett Cotegrave
Hayel von Curtis
Cup Shortening Cup Slips BE Ger Snaps
A shortled recipe fragment lists four cups all purpose flowe with 1 teaspoon soda and 1 teaspoon ginger. It appears as an OCR garble of a baking instruction. The fragment references a cup shortening and ginger as flavoring elements for a basic dough or batter.
Pittsburgh Market Report Shows Steady Cocoa and Produce Prices
Pittsburgh market today reflected stability across apples cabbages and potatoes with specific varieties like Greenings Baldwins and Russets trading near steady. Livestock moved slowly with hogs cattle and sheep showing mixed quotes while dairy and poultry markets held firm and New York trading floors noted GM re employment and stacked automotive stocks.
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Pittsburgh
Det
N.Y
Nancy
Kings
Greenings
Starks
Baldwins RY
Penna
Grimes Goldens
Baldwins
Virginia Ganos
Aedanen
Wisconsin
Idaho
Maine
Long Island
Michigan
J. Jeesay
Virginia
Jersey
Krivs
Tbs
Teghorn
New York
United Press
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Chrysler
Packard and Studebakey
American
Amrita
Amrita TT Occas 18% Ammcoma
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Auto
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airpline
Chrysler “ Cap
Golumbia
Gax Continental Can Bee
Cuntis-Wright
Wise
General Electric General Motoca
International Nickel
Igennecutt
Montgomery Ward National Bisauit
National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Packard
Gas Main Explodes Injuring Nine at McKeesport
A 12 inch gas main exploded during a repair near Boston Street in McKeesport Pa injuring nine workers from a People's Gas crew. Four were hospitalized with facial burns and other injuries. five were treated and discharged. The accident occurred as crews attempted to repair a shutoff line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mckeesport
Roffer-Dig
Boston
McKeegport Hospital
People's Gay Company
Towlin
Rands
Meoks
Xock
Wert
Amit
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Jergen’s
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Rexall
Miller
Elkay's
Mandrake Root
Wisdom’s Gate
Chico
Miller’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Hallowe'en
Queen Anne
Jane Parker
Ige
Gordon Jens
Philip J. Prieseman
G. T. Bergman
Willy Price
Hi. G. Boring
du Bois
Berg
Ridgway
Giver
Fred Shass
Thomas Harris
Mlivet
Mich
Fair Homes
John J. Harris
Justice Harris
Coiry R. D
Anna Stowell
Mfg
Harris
R. D
Olivet
Doe
Liza
Peep Ae NC Ksi Morth Center
Corry PA
Oscir Andrews
South
Hell
Benalis
Sydney
Australia
Billy Crocker
Corry Journal
Metty Crocker Home Service Department
Betty Crocker
Apis
Nesta AsWer
Kenro Caytona
Komoore
Burfalo
Loratno
Billy
Ani Apent
Moniha
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