Personal visits and funerals mark Corry social scene
Raymond Haines of Williamsport visits with his uncle and aunt F O Haines and Mrs Haines along with Miss Mary Snilderski. Mrs D A Hillatrom and Mrs Charles A Anderson attended Charles Lindstrom's memory funeral in Jamestown. Various locals, including Mrs Ethel Neil, Mrs C B Whiteley, Long of Erie, and families of Lindsey, Mower, Marrow, Kinley, Curran, Bowman, Lynch, Haskell, and Slattery, are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling for events, funerals, and greetings across Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Haines
Williamsport
F. O. Haines
Haines
Mary Snilderski
D. A. Hillatrom
Charles A. Anderson
Jamestown
Charles Lindstrom
Ethel Neil
Cleveland
Joseph Finck
C. B. Whiteley
Dallas
Erie
Paul Long
Second Avenue
Mabel Larson
Buffalo
Daisy Cobb
Lyman Stickney
Morris Stickney
Lloyd Stickney
Corfi
Guy Lindsey
Julia Watrobia
Lola Livenspire
Spartansburg
Harry Hoffman
Francis Gilson
Titunville
Gwente
Ronald R. Nichols
Williams Street
Margaret Barthalme
Ripley
St. Louis
Fred Kinley
B. Main Street
J.P. Curran
Sherman
Cory
Franke Bowman
P. RR
Oil City
New York City
Nan Lynch
William Lynch
Franklin
Corry
J. J. Slattery
Fostoria
Everett Hoaggall
Wallen
Wave
Myron HL Reynolds
Reconciliation Rumors Cloud Romanian Royal Couple
United Press reports uncertainty over King Carol and Princess Helene reconciliation as the couple reportedly have not met since her arrival. Lupescu is alleged to have arrived in Buenos Aires aboard the Neptunita under an alias, with political police denying arrivals of other associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Koever
United Press
Buchardst
Carol
Helene
Toflay
Prince Michael
Cne
Magda Dyesc
Garo
Buenos Aires
Lupescu
Bucharest
Roumania
Eudnos Aires
Curol of
Busnois Ayres
Neptunita
Bitsa Lupestue
Madamé Lupescu
Tieste
Tuly
Geneva
Philatheas Halloween Party Placed by Clymer Group
The Philathea Class of the Baptist Church in Clymer New York held a Hallowe en party at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Gabriel Monday evening with forty two members and guests attending Guests wore clever costumes and the home was festively decorated A program of games visiting and singing followed Then Mrs Gabriel with assistance served a salad lunch to the gathering including several named members of the Mission Band from Clymer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Chirely
Edward Gabriel
Clymer
N. Y
Gabriel
PJ. Hatch
Tracy Whitehead
Corry Youth Walter Reed Fatally Injured in Plant Accident
Walter Reed, 22, formerly of Corry, died at 9:15 PM after a belt line shaft incident at a Jacksonville Texas plant. Working alone in an engine room near an emery wheel, he was found after entering the room about 4 PM. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J A Reed of Jacksonville and three sisters. funeral services were held at the Jacksonville Methodist church with Masonic honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Corry
Jacksonville
Tex
Pleasantville
J A. Reed
Reed
J. A. Reed
Susie Stowell
Parmint Tonic Relief for Catarrh Head Noises
Simple home remedy promotes relief from catarrh through Parmint double strength. Mix one ounce with a pint hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times daily to ease breathing and reduce head noises and mucus. Ad by Keister's Cut Rate Brig. Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Socialist leaders attack two parties in campaign remarks
Socialist leaders harshly attacked Roosevelt Hoover and their allies over the alliance with Tammany Hall and the federal budget balance, blaming the capitalistic system’s flaws for the campaign mood and economic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Norman
Prabklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Report $100000 Offer to Oust Pennington in Philadelphia
Ambrose Hunsberger, supervisor of narcotics permits in Philadelphia, said he knew nothing of offers from bootleggers to pay $100,000 to the Republican national campaign for removing John D. Pennington as prohibition administrator for New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. Rumors of such an offer were current at Newark, N. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Uct
Ambrose Hunsberger
Republican National Campaign
John D. Pennington
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Newark
Stocks Off Fractionally in Tumultuous New York Trading
A foggy market mood kept Wall Street largely subdued as tickers drifted and prices barely shifted. Traders awaited the steel meeting and the omission of the regular 1.75 quarterly payment while screens flickered with a list of 2:00 PM quotes for American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American S & P Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
American Gan
American
American Smelter
American T & Susconda Atlantic Refining Auburn
Heen Vices Ash
Bethlehem Steel
Pati Peder
Love Trials in a Wealthy Romance Triangle
Patricia Braith, engaged to Harvey Blaine, pursues Jack Laurence while Warren, her affluent rival, pressures her amid family schemes. Aunt Pamela warns of love fading as Pat’s feelings deepen for Jack, triggering jealousy and dangerous choices in a tangled saga of desire, debt, and social bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Braith
Harvey Blaine
Jack Laurence
Blaine Whale
Jim
Nie Warren
Pamela
Pat
Pam
Jimmie
Timmie
Jack
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