Belote Evangelist Preaches Second Coming at Grand Theatre
Large throngs attended Evangelist L. W. Belote at the Grand Theatre Sunday night. He cited 300 scriptures predicting Jesus return, described a visible, personal coming, and announced Tuesday’s topic Why Do We See Social Financial and Moral Troubles in all the World. Music at 7 20 each evening accompanied the sermons. Next week’s program continues the series.
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L. W. Belote
Grand Theatre
Crich
Jesus
Christ
This Earth
Myange List Belore
Social visitors and weekend guests fill Corry area homes
The city welcomed numerous relatives and friends from Warren Oakville Jamestown Dunkirk and Pittsburgh as well as Erie and Chicago. Notables included Mr and Mrs J A McQuiston and daughter Nancy Lou of Warren. Miss Zelma Taylor visiting Tikinville. Ruth Johnson from Jamestown with Miss Helen Lindquist. A M Litz and daughter Betty with A J Schaumotored to Letchworth Park. L E Knapp and Lawrence Slaton guests from Ambrose and Pittsburgh. R A Taylor and son from Titusville. Mrs Hr Davis returning from Erie. George Williams visiting Dunkirk. Miss Lorraine Youngs former Corry teacher now teaching Gowanda. Rev William Hall in Erie. Wilbur Trumble and A V Cochran e. Arthur Miller and C B Raymond. Charles Kleeburg of Buffalo. Barton Smith for work in Olm City. Mrs Barton Smith and Barton Jr after Aurora and Century of Progress trip. Charles Shuss home from Pennsylvania. Nella Raeke returning from Erie. A A Marker and son Richard with Florence Fredlund resuming Gerry Hospital duties. Miss Esther Ellsworth returning to Pittsburgh. W A Price and family from Paulketon after 50th anniversary. Deputy US Marshal John Dempsey back in Pittsburgh. Mervyn Nast visiting New York City for the Nast Company.
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Meg. J. A. McQuiston
Nancy Lou
Warren
G. G. Taylor
L. K. Desmond
Oakville
Can
Desmond
Zelma Taylor
Tikinville
Ruth Johnson
Jamestown
Helen Lindquist
Spring Street
A. M. Litz
Betty
Jf, King
A. J Schau
Letchworth Par
N.Y
L. E. Knapp
Ambridge
Lawrence Slaton
Pittsburgh
R.A. Taylor
Titusville
City
Hr. Davis
Erie
Owen Cornell
George Williams
Stanley Kolanoski
Dunkirk
Alone Hoover
Beatrice Shaffer
Indiana
Lorraine Youngs
Kenmor
Gowanda
N. Y
Pranie Parsons
Youngs
Corry
William Hall
Charles Kleeburg
Buffalo
C. A. Myers
Barton Smith
OM City
Barton, Jr
Aurora
A. L. Roth
Corryiles
Century of Progress
Chicago
Charles Shuss
Genseses
Nella Raeke
Charles Raeke
South Center Street
Mra
A. A. Marker
Richard
Florence Fredlumd
Olean
Fredlund
Gerry Hospital
Davis
Jerome Davis
Parr
Glenn Spencer
Mocadville
J. W. Masterson
Oil City
Frank Covey
Wthel Nagner
Fredonia
Nv Y
Ira Drake
A. Zalmeck
Milton
Philip
Herman
Elsworth
Georze Ellsworth
W. A. Price
Paulketon
S. D
Death of Mrs Adelia Parker in Irquins Pennsylvania
Mrs Adelia Parker aged 83 died suddenly Sunday night at 11 in her home in Irquins WN She was the oldest member of Glymer Methodist Episcopal church Survived by daughter Mrs Alice Woodward son William Parker and two grandchildren Esther and Emmett Parker all of Waterford Pa Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the home with interment in Clymer cemetery
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Worgo
Nere
Adelia Parker
Irquins
Glymer Methodist Episcopal Church
Alice Woodward
Hom
and & Son
William Parker
Esther
Emmett Parker
Waterford
Clymer
Bank messenger held after $12000 missing case in Harrisburg
Leon P. Compton an 80 year old bank messenger vanished Sept 21 with about $12 000 in collections from Central Trust Co. He appeared at his brother Burl V. Compton an attorney using a borrowed car and was held on $3000 bond for a preliminary hearing on a charge of fraudulent conversion.
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Bt United Prio
Harrisburg
Leon P. Compton
Messenger
Central Trust Company
Compton
Burl V. Compton
Potite
Newport Gas Light Record from 1806
The earliest American use of illuminating gas occurred in 1806 in Newport Rhode Island when a local man demonstrated lighting a house and grounds with it. The event marks a feat in early gas illumination and public curiosity about the new technology.
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Newport
America
Reverend W. W. Shannon to Speak at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. W. W. Shannon, Bible teacher formerly at Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, will give evening talks at seven thirty at the Presbyterian church. An additional prophecy talk is scheduled at 7:15 each night, inviting the public to attend these unusual opportunities.
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W. W. Shannon
Start
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Win
The
Presbyterian Church
Hear Report On Church Survey At Lutheran Church
A Corry Ministerial Association sponsored religious survey in this city will be discussed at a dinner at the Lutheran church this evening at 6 00 o clock. The Ladies Aid Society will serve the repast and committee members include Mrs Charles Dahlstrand Mrs C B Smith Mrs H H Keppel Mrs Morris Chapin Mrs Duerd May and Mrs A A Williams. Reports on the two week survey will be presented and other meeting matters addressed. Also noted were weekend visits from Mr and Mrs Mortis Bernstein and relatives in town followed by local social notes.
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Corry
Ladies Aid Society
Charles Dahlstrand
C. &. Smith
H. H. Keppel
Morris Chapn
Duerd May
A. A. Williams
Stocks Fall Slightly After Early Rally on Volume Wane
United Press reports a small stock market decline after an initial rise as trading volume stayed light. Prices for American Can and Bethlehem Steel show fractional changes while notes mention a Law statement affecting business and the dollar. Also reports the obituary of Margaret M. Clark of Lebanon Oregon aged 104, known as Aunt Maggie, born in Scotland and immigrating 75 years ago.
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United Pre
New York
Stock Exchange
Francis M. Law
American Bankers Association
American Smelters
American Te Teo
Sss
Atlantic Refining
Aumund Vers
Bethlehem Steel
Renuix Aviation
Canadian Pacific Ole Poe Ey
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Consolidated Oi
Curtiss-Wright
Erie Aoe
Lebanon
Ore
Margaret M. Clark
Maggie
Scotland
Susan Broderick Faces Love in a Snobbish Family World
Susan Broderick, a pretty member of a poor aristocratic clan, confronts a love triangle as she is engaged to Wallace Steffen yet drawn to Allen Sholes. Family snobbery and a festive New Year setting frame a tale of duty, longing, and hidden affections within the Broderick household.
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Susan Broderick
Walace Steffen
Susan
Wallace
Allen Sholes
Toomer
Worthy
Edu
Lusk
John
Arthur Cullen
Allen
Sara Cullen
Cullens
Mary
Susie Broderick
Nell Cullen
Ema
Society
Hopper
Sholes
Cdna
Lutie
Broderick
Allen Sloles
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Grouch
Dow Nerbenry
Soha
Herbert
Guy Kibbee
Aline M" Mahon
Warner Bros
Center Street
Shore Acres
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B.des Ares
Vicks VA
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Vicks
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Federal Reserve System
Montgomery, Ward & CO
Corry, Pa
Cameric
Hallowe'en
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St. Paul's Church
A. Goldstein
Anna Demorawer
Ose
Eneral Electric
General
iKennecatton International Nickel
Montgomery
Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern
Pacife
Otis Steel
Ah Penna Krmy
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Leather Texas Seate
Steelway
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse
Javtrie
Woolworth
Arle Nat Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Ser
Beatrice Burton
Connie Sayre
Cullen
Jessie Bunts
Nell
Women’s City Club
Aunt Edna
Edna
Anna Oberg
Anna
Sie Haad
Inok
Herbst
Amy
Christine Altringer
Haviland
Pearl Street
Scandinaviana Hall
Mr. Melton
Uncle Worthy
Sid Susan
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