Local residents return from travels and visits
Mrs. Chris Venezeles traveled to Cleveland with her sister and returns home last evening. Mrs. James P. Burch and son Jean Burch along with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox and their children came back from Akron where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt. Mrs. Burch will visit Courtland next, while Mrs. Balibist returned from Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Sherman left for Philadelphia for a two week stay with Heidbrink Surgical. Misses Margaret O’Hare and Harriet Wynn returned from Greensburg where they visited Seton Hill College. Emma Paton returned to Corry from Bradford after visiting Mrs. Lasbout and family. Leslip Wells motored Sunday to Himira for a few days with Cleve Farnham family, formerly of Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Venezeles
Cleveland
George Phillips
James P. Burch
Jean Burch
Clarence Cox
Akron
George Schmidt
Burch
Courtland
C. W. Balibist
Jamestown
R.M. Sherman
Philadelphia
Heidbrink Surgical Company
Margaret O'Hare
Harriett Wynn
Greensburg
Seton Hil College
Emma Paton
Corry
Mir
Mia
Eugene Kimmy
Erie
Myron Kimmy
Union City
Nelson Jlmray
West Smith Street
William H. Caldwell
Pittsburgh
W. Ed Marsh
Barrett Marah
Robert Edgar
Harry Roberts
Findley Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Fay Beldén
Newark
N. J
New York City
Ella Blakeslee
Kane
Belden
West Spring Creek
Mabel Camp
Ben Rickerson
Oulsa
Okla
Iwan Rickerson
Margaret Richardson
J. D. Brakeman
Lloyd Meerdink
Kay Bell
Corry Hospital
Bell
F. K. Whittlesey
Rochester
N.Y
Eleanor Koestner
Agnes Sloan
Juli Koestner
T. L. Keister
Ben
Forrest
St.j ‘Marys
WV. A. Port
Belmont
Social Round Many North Western Visits Reported
Local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events across several states. D B Titus spent two weeks in the south on company business returning home last evening. Mrs Lawrence F Hammond and daughter Frances visited North East Pa then returned home with Miss Betty Gentleman. Several couples attended weddings in Valley Forge and Denigan University events. Numerous residents traveled to Erie Pittsburgh and Cleveland for family gatherings shows and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Titus
South
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Yariona
Lawrence F. Hammond
Frances
North Euat
Hammond
Betty Gentilman
C.H. Shoop
Valley Forge
Clarence A. Shoop
Elizabeth VanBibber
Dick Shoop
Denigan University
Granville
Harold Cragg
Wileen
Jack Paulson
Richaoa Smith
Ellwood City
Elks
W.W. Graham
Philadelphia
International College of Anesthetists
H. WF. Bettes
Battara
Erie
Corry
A. H. Wilcox
Sherman
Robert Long
George Keefe
Cat Keppel
E.W. ‘Holt
Youngstown
Francis Higgins
Francis, Jr
Hugh
Richard
North Tonawanda
J. D. Flanigan
Lancaster
David Reich
Cleveland
Lauren L. Taylor
Diabehzer
Shirley Agnes
McConnersburg
Jennie Taylor
South Center Street
S. H. Skinner, Jr
Jack Deitsch
Baby
Paul Dietsch
Christie Hudson
Sand Merchant sinks in Lake Erie storm. 19 drowned
Port Stanley Ontario ship Sand Merchant capsized in a 45 mile gale off Cleveland while carrying 3,000 tons of sand from Point Relief. Captain Graham MacLeland and crew tried life preservers as waves overwhelmed the vessel. One lifeboat carried MacLeland and others. 19 sailors perished in about 60 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Stanley
Ont
Cleveland
Graham MacLeland
Cleveland Harbor
Thunder Bay
Sandusky
Marquette & Bessemer No
Point Relief
MacLeland
Macleeland
Cape Tormentine
N. B
New Record Set For Commercial Travel
A. Vaughn of the National Aeronautics Association announced an unofficial world flight record from Lakehurst to Lakehurst in 18 days 11 hours 33 seconds, with the return to Newark in 18 days 11 hours 1 minute 86 4/3 seconds. A crowd gathered at the airfield as Sky Chief King landed and posed for photographers before heading to the World Telegram building. The elapsed time for the around-the-world leg was 18 days 11 hours 5 minutes 17 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vaughmn
National Aeronautics Association
Fis
Lakehurst
Newark
Air Field
Sky Chief
World-Telegram
King
NA. A
Misentenary Convention Opens This Evening at Alliance Church
The Misentenary Convention, delayed by the death of Mrs. H R Moore, now opens this evening at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Mrs F D Grobb of French Indo China will speak with stereopticon slides on her work there, followed by an evangelistic message by Rev F Ballen of Beulah Beach. Meetings run nightly this week except Saturday, starting 1:30 p m, with Wednesday titled Young People’s Night and special music by the Young People’s Society. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the privileges offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
H.R. Moore
Moore
French West Africa
F. D. Grobb
Indo-China
F. B.allen
Beulah Beach
Young Pédotes Society
Henry Schindler of Warren Dies at Home
Henry Schindler, a prominent Warren resident, died at home this morning after several months of illness. He had worked in the bookbinding trade for many years. Funeral services will be held at the late date Wednesday. Mrs. Schindler is a cousin of Mrs. A. J. Colegrove of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Card Party for Corry Hospital at Keppel Home
Arrangements are complete for Corr y Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Fall card party to be held at Mr and Mrs Harrison Keppel s Mott Street home on Wednesday evening October 21 at 7 20. Mrs Harrison Keppel aided by Mrs J A Cassidy and others will greet guests. Edward Hawkins will present a musical program with Otin Bracken and Dilan Barnes assisting. Proceeds support the hospital. In Quincy Massachusetts Russell Pattor sim built a bicycle radio set mounting a radio transmitter on his bike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Corny Hospital
Harrison ‘Kappel
Mott Street
Harrison Keispel
J. A. Cassidly
Dire
N. Troy Gillette
Luke Graham
Henry Keppel
Edward Hawkins
Otin Bracken
Difian Barnes
Sisting
Ita
Corry Hospital
Withdrawn Support Telegrams Target Crosby Candidate
Lengthy telegrams shaping campaign tactics and national figures Charles N Crossy and Father Coughlin were sent by Will Rose Republican candidate for Congress to Francis Townsend and others. The wires accuse Crosby of Civil Service attacks and urge withdrawal of endorsement for Roosevelt, highlighting recent campaign stances and alleged political maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbridge Springs
Charles N. Crossy
Francis FE
Townsend
Rey
Charles Coughlin
Will Rose
Congress
Coughlin
Gincinniall
Isociation
Rosevelt
National
Intuw
Social Justice
Crosby
Civil Service
Moose
Roosevelt
Nix
Leake
Erietas
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A historical newspaper fragment presents a cross word puzzle with across and down clues and mixed garbled text. It lists numbered entries such as 1 Sparring and 22 Solicitor with obscured spellings and note fragments, suggesting a puzzle page ACROSS and DOWN sections with partially readable hints and lattice-like answer keys.
Market caution as stock scene eyes steadier gains
New York stock outlook shows nerves before the steel sector and upcoming stec ton. Analysts cite credit inflation and rising instalment purchases as risks, while the majority still expects longer term gains. A Nashville ruling on TVA influence and Platinum's price spike are noted as factors shaping sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Vraders
Wall Street
Nashville Couit
TVA
Tennessee
Market rises slight on steel and motors led gains
Stocks edged higher as steel and motor shares supported the market amid profit taking. Trading slowed from early heavy turnover with blocks up to 15,000 shares and tickers lagging quotes but losses were limited. Major names cited include Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Ford and Westinghouse Electric, with mixed gains across industrials and energy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
American Canoery
American Smorters
American T & T
Atlante Refining
Aubuet Guy Rorenes
Benuix Aviation
Bethlehem Steelcurtiss- Wright
Columbia
Geo
Chrysler Co
Continental Gan Sieves
Weraetal Noche
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Paificoterns
Olls Steck
Packard
Socony Vacium
Galil Reserces
Studabaker
Texas
Cotette United Corp
Steels Ceipenree
Children Win Rex Awards at Bank Night Matinee
Dixie Lee Griffin won second prize at Rex theatre Bank Night matinee for children on Saturday afternoon. First prize went to Misk Thabetle Gordon. many participants listed include Betty Ayn stage Julia Ficcardi Pranss Long Joyce Milter Lucille Malek Francia Lymn Gene L. McCoy Leonard Bilis Maxwell E. Frown Richard Dishicts Frank Jackson Richard Je tor Dick Martin Frank Messina Jon Migliaccio Roy Hamilton Dik Tots Tintics Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glande Weber
Dixie Lee Griffin
Biye
Poward
Bank
Rex Theatre
Misk Thabetle Gordon
Shee Jane
Betty Ayn
Julia Ficcardi
Pranss Long
Joyce Milter
Lucille Malek
Francia Lymn
Gene L. McCoy
Leonard Bilis
Maxwell E. Frown
Richard Dishicts
Frank Jackson
Richard Jetor
Dick Martin
Frank Messina
Jon Migliaccio
Roy Hamilton
Dik Tots
Tintics ‘Wetmore
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Tuther
Yaaite Ada
Rex “Ue
Fewine
EE. Guignon
Lake Erie
Henry Schindler
Warren Passes
Grapes
Concord
Prunes
Lac
OTR Rover
Keppel
Quincy
Mass
Russell Pattor Sim
Sinue
Mae! Fen
Ike
ASK
Will Ruse
Dr. Townsend
Rev. Coughlin
Daily Cross
Omarieleil
AlKe Wialiwlair
Phillip
Lone Star
West Pub
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