Historical Circle hears book review on Signs of Times improving
Fifteen members of the Historical Circle enjoyed a fine program yesterday afternoon. Mrs Carrie Houghton led a review of recent authors and works with notes from Mrs Clara Osborne and Mrs Olive McCray retelling The Good Earth by Pearl Buck. The session drew strong interest and praised the discussion. Also a wanted advertisement for a practical nurse posted.
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Carrie Houghton
Clara Osborne
Olive McCray
He Good Marth
Pearl Buck
Personal Notices From Corry Readers Mention Trips and Visits
Local society notes list residents traveling to Cleveland and Cambridge Springs for visits, business trips to Brockville Dubois and New York, and returns from extended trips. Names include Mrs J E Young Mrs Lloyd Garter Patricia Gretchen Seeley and others with Rotary Club and funeral attendance noted.
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J. E. Young
Lemon Street
Cleveland
AL Fo
Jenkins
Henry Green
Brie
A. L. Poster
Brockville
Dubois
Blaine Kincaid
Harrisburg
Lloyd Garter
Patricia
Gretchen
Cambridge Springs
Mir
C. C. Seeley
Erie
Corry
Seeley
Rotary Clubs
Hotel
L. J. Hayes
Wattsburg
Warner F. Woodring
Mendville
Rotary Club
Dorotha Williams
Misa Lewise Morison
Angola
Ace
J. A. Thompson
Columbus
J. A. Hoffman
Titusville
A. P. Carlburg
Clearfield
Buffalo
Mr. Johns
Humbolt Park
M. B
O. W. Hicks
Meadville
Norman Smith
Daniel Roschie
Nia
Meeting of Quaero Club Seventeen Members Attend
Seven members of the Quaero Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Q. P. Waton. Roll call sparked notes from Miss Louise El Worth at the Convalescent Hospital. The program featured papers on The Republicans by Maxine Davis The Democrats by Grace Hegeer Lewis and Thirty Years of Dictation by Mrs. John M. Garner.
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Quaxin Stub
Q. P. Waton
Louise el Worth
Quaera
Convalescent Hospital
He Republighns
Maxine Davis
Democrats
Election for Bugle Corps Officers Named at VFW Post
Members of Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post 204 Veterans of Foreign Wars elected officers for the coming year at the post home on West Washington Street. Quinlisk was named president, Douse vice president, A Hasbrouck secretary, Kittleberger treasurer, Walters sergeant, Amy business manager, with Thomas Duke and Crale er as trustees. A chicken supper followed the election.
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Bugle and Dein Corps
Americans Spend Billions on City Lottery Games Across U.S.
The report outlines heavy weekly takes in major cities from illegal numbers games and policy lotteries. It cites Chicago at about $2 million weekly, San Francisco at $5 million, New York around $1 million, plus substantial sums in St. Louis, Washington, Kansas City, Buffalo, Detroit, St. Paul, and Minneapolis. Police raids persist though activity remains high.
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San Francisco
New York City
Eimperer Jones
St. Loui
Washington
Kansas City
Buffalo
Detroit
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New Officers Are Installed In Glaselock Lodge
Sixty five ayenvers and Lady Frank lin Rebekah Lodge members and guests enjoyed a festive tureen dinner at Glaselock last evening in their hall followed by installation ceremonies. Visitors attended from North East Union City and Bris ledges. Mrs Josie Brotierson of Brie installed the officers including noble grand Miss Hazel Knowlton and several other officers and appointees.
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Ayenvers
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Glaselock
North East
Union City
Bris Ledges
Josie Brotierson
Brie
Noble Grand
Hazel Knowlton
Lavina Mapes
Mae Reed
Trevi Bughee
Iola Hardinger
Bth
Mathews
Doris Loveland
Gertude Bernstein
R. SN. G
MacCamrike
G. Mys
Pearl Marshy
Mies
Duel Marsh L
Gra Loveland
Neva
Stocks Show Slight Gain Amid Market Narrowing Trading
New York shares edged higher in a tight market as investors saw limited movement. Volume stayed near yesterday's level around 11,000, with several striking advances later recovering to fractional gains. A list of notable stocks includes American Locomotive American Smelting and Bethlehem Steel among others, while a separate report notes barn losses near Breezhausm and Titusville hitting farmers hard due to lack of storage.
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New York
Gagripus
Severi
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t
Anaconda Atlantic Retini
Ae Aurburrr
B&o
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cé&O
Etechee
Ape
Chrysler
Columbia Gak
Continental Can
Curtiss-Wright Erie
Marriage Bargain Backfires in a Tangled Romance
Patricia Braithwait plans a marriage to wealthy Harvey Blaine to secure her father’s future. Aunt Pamela warns Pat of glamour fading, while Pat’s affair with Jimmie Warren and a secret romance with a young man known only as Jack complicate the scheme. A midnight confrontation on the terrace leads to confessions and a crossing of loyalties as Pat faces love, duty, and desire.
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Patricia Braithwait
Harvey Blaine
Pamela
Pat
Jimmie Warren
Jimmie
Jack
Blaine
Paris
Patricia
Warren Winter Home
Hilly
Pam
Asa
Pani
Thiobelage
Smybody
Timmie Warren
Arthur
Ural
Wareen
Bis
Aunt Pass
Alwais
Wargen
Patrici
Braithwaite
Qyas
Tiena
Enilusiaera
Warren
Maey
Admun
Pyony
Mr. Braithwall
Jmmie
Sonlenne Toneherd
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