Local Families Visit Over Weekend in City
Mr and Mrs J A Hughes and daughter Mary Kathryn of Jamestown spend weekend in the city with Mrs Hughes parents Mr and Mrs G G Barker of North Center street. Miss Elizabeth Cohen returns to OSL City after vacation with sister Mrs Aaron Oberman 45 Frederick street. Mrs John Gaffney and children came home after a short visit in Erie. Maurice Damcott of Clymer and Erie visited friends here. Mrs C M Neff of Corning NY after two weeks in city with son Harry Neff and family leaves for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hughes
Mary Kathryn
Jamestown
City
John Gaffney
Erie
Maurice Damcott
Clymer
C. M. Neff
Corning
N.Y
Harry Neft
Eva Mofoth
Buffalo
Rerin
Rita Gauteher
Dunkirk
Flaherty
Albert Hill
Gratia Ruby
Vera Bisker
Tionesta
Bisler
Erie Business College. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bensinger
New York City
Bensinger
Mourton
Park Street
Youngstown
Bila Crane
N ‘Yi
James Crane
Blakeslee
Lucile Blakeslee
Chicago
Harry Green
Lois Cummings
Union City
G. 8. Peck
New Cumberland
J. C. Weekman
T James
Corty
A.ausnehmier
G. A. Bense
St. John's Lutheran Church
William Hall
Benze
Beatrice Forspring
Rey
Z. Benze
Mt Airy Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Hall
Social notes from Corry and nearby cities on Labor Day weekend
A long list of visitors and residents traveling for holidays fills the page. Detailing stays in Corry Pennsylvania Buffalo New York Jamestown Detroit and Oil City it notes relatives visits and motor trips by dozens of individuals including Mr and Mrs L Whittlesey Miss Mary Nahil Miss Elizabeth Smith Mrs Maude Carrier and many more.
Local Social Notes From City Reckonings and Travels
T P Williams returns home after a week in Pitts burgh attending the Sales Congress for Advanced Underwriters by Edward A Woods Co. Misses Graves Peacock and Mrs Desmond depart for Toronto and Napines Can to visit Miss Peacocks father. Helen Desmond and Tom Merrick return from Chicago Pair trip. Miss Zora Skinner leaves for Kenwood NY to begin school. Mr and Mrs Skinner of Northwest Street host and Mrs A F Minger and Gertrude accompany Matt Stormes to Toronto for ten days visiting relatives and the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Williams
Pittsburgh
Edward A. Woods Co
Katherine Graves
Betsy Peacock
Vincent Desmond
Toronto
Napines
Can
Miss Peacock
Helen Desmond
Tom Merrick
Eric
Kenwood N.Y
O. D. Skinher
Northwest Street
Fp, Minger
Gertrude
Matt Stormes
Examiner Recommends Higher Coal Shipments Rates
Interstate Commerce Commission should revise the old Ye driver rate to allow more coal shipments from Colona and Conway Pa to Youngstown Ohio. Proposed rates include 90 cents per net ton Colona Conway to Youngstown 40 cents from Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway river division to Cleveland Lorain and South Lorain and 15 cents to Canton Massillon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyunion
Washington
R. N. Tretise
interstate _commerce commission
Colona
Conway
Youngstown
Ohio
Industttrial
Trease
Colina
Wheeling
Lake Wie Railway
Cleveland, Lorain
South Lorain
Conanit Massillon
Plea to Deny Blue Eagle Display at General Motors
In St Louis on September 2 500 Chevrolet employees telegraphed President Roosevelt urging GM be forbidden to display the NRA blue eagle. They claim the company discharged workers involved in union activity.
Corry Consumers Back NRA Recovery Program Support
About 1600 residents in Corry have lined up behind the National Recovery Administration. The NRA committee reports over fifty consumer pledges secured at headquarters on Friday afternoon and many business and manufacturing plants pledged to support the recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Tecovery Administration
NRA Committee
Souperste
Fatal Newport crash kills one and injures three
A car driven by Michael Baker and carrying Wilk'ssarene of Sept and Kornitbest residents plunged down a steep grade, struck a tree and crashed into a house in Newport. Baker and three companions were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk'ssarene
Michael Baker
Jhilled
Newport
Steel industry under NRA code drives 40 hour week plans
United Press reports that about 90 percent of U S steel tonnage is under the NRA code with Lamont noting 1926 output near 36 million tons and a 55 hour week. A 40 hour week could boost production to 40 million tons and maintain employment levels, while 60 percent capacity would still employ roughly the same number of workers as 1994. The Iron Age notes current capacity at 47 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Afure
United States
Robert P. Lamont
Americaa Iron and , Steel Institute
Lamont
Iron Age
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cary Grant
Joel M
Crea
John Halliday
Pert Kelton
Samuel Hinds
Gregory LeCovo
Pandra Eshman
Merian Cooper
NRA
America
L. Whittlesey
Janet
Detroit
Mich
P . Whittlesey
Fort Wayne
Ind
Whitlesey
N.M. Eastman
Airs
Minnié Myers
Spartansburg
Julia Cauley
Allan May
Wilkinsburg
Ruth Kress
Lois Murphy
Cleveland
Mary Nahil
Atina Finucan
Margaret and
Ethel Glerum
Rochester
A. G. ‘Reesink
East
Congress Street
Mary E. Hopkins
Vanny Amidon
Valley City
N. D
Hieve
Effie Hopkins
Stanford
Conn
Jank Butters
Ol'City
Maude Carrier
M. Clark
Elizabeth Smith
Corry
Falls Creek
A. M. Lite
Betty
Butler
Aquil
I. Kamber
Newman
Frank Swanson
Glen Mead
Harvey Springstead
Hoor
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
E. E. Guignon
ASK “Blue Eagle
Bunite Benen
Steel Industry
Marcels
Ethel Nehil
Mrs. Cauley
Maxine Durham Irene Mahle
Mrs. McLaughlin
Esther Cogswell
Mrs. Stearns
Bess Caflisch
Herbert Carroll
Fern Flanigan
Riversides
Montgomeryy Warp & Co
Nell Bsc
Belden Oty
Stanley
Emma
Galavar
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