Family Visitors Return Home From Outing in Youngstown
Mrs Cleve Damon and daughters Violet Marie and Theresa Ann wrap up a week in Youngstown visiting relatives including Mrs Smith Mrs Thomas Smith Jr and Mrs A Kroll then head home with O J Damon Miss Doris Haskell returns to work in North East after visiting home guests James Kreily and son Raymon Hartman from Greenfield along with Mrs Eva Pope and sister Ruth Pope Turner depart Pittsburgh after a Franklin street vacation visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Damon
Violet Marie
Theresa Ann
Doris Haskell
North East
James Kreily
Raymon Hartman
Greenfield
Eva Pope
Ruth Pope Turner
Pittsburgh
Franklin Street
Personal mentions of local residents and visitors
Personal notes list numerous residents and guests with transit between cities. Highlights include Harry Krone continuing business in Cleveland, J. D. McClure and Raymond Goodwin visiting Himira New York, and Erie native families traveling to Wilmington South Carolina or Pittsburgh for winters or events. Various parties attended birthdays, and several locals visited Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Bristo l Conn, or Washington for work, schooling, or hospital training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krone
Jory
Cleveland
J.D. McClure
Raymond Goodwin
Himira
N. Y
Pred Lauer
W. P. Westley
C. J. Wilson
Erie
Corry
Union City
Frank Bryan
St Anthony
Iowa
W. Moore
North Center Street
Fred
Mary Seychen
Buffalo
Dorotha Williams
Ast Frederick Street
Miss Williams
Joan Westcott
Mary, Clark
Dorothy ‘Morrow
F. M. Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Acre
Pittsburgh
Buffito
P. B. Whittlesey
F. M. Raymond
Bristol
Minnie Dine
Southenter Street
C. K. McLean
T. A. Anderson
H. L. Schryger
Pete Russell
Daniel DeLury
George Boyds
Fredonia
N.Y
Pred Shuss
Freddie
F. W. Hepler
Franklin Street
Vandergrift
Sam Rossiter
Harrisburg
J. H. Castor
J. Lee Cowles
Merlina
Robert Stevens
Corty
B. D
Colletta Burkhardt
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
H. S. Burlingamy
Bria
Robert Shaver
Batavia
C. W. Shaver
Euclid Street
Fraternal Insurance Assets Exhibit Strong Growth
Harrisburg reports show assets of fraternal insurance societies in Pennsylvania have surged. Commissioner Owen B Hunt notes national assets exceed one billion dollars, with Pennsylvania housing over half a billion in assets and three quarters of a million members backing three quarters of a billion. He credits democratic governance with modern actuarial practices and praises the Pennsylvania Fraternal Insurance Code while urging uniform bylaws and benefit certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Owen B. Hunt
United States
State to tax slot machines under new rules
The state will levy a tax on slot machine play, charging one cent for every five cents inserted. Regulatory guidance from John C. Morlock details taxable amusements including dancing lessons and sports events while excluding food for music lessons and some school events. The tax incidence remains unresolved between players, establishments, and machine owners, due to absence of Revenue Secretary Kalodner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Department
Harry B. Kalodner
John C. Morlock
Stamp and Amusement Tax Division
Chrysler Leads B P W C Meets at Union City
Chrysler spurted to new highs as stock market gains lifted industrials to tops since 1931. Union City gathering of the Business and Professional Women's Club drew 15 members with Misses Lindquist and Freno and Mrs. Skinner in charge of programs. New members Mrs. Sears and Miss Beduze joined. rummage sale set for Sept 12 and 14. Blanch Loveland read a paper "We The People" and discussion followed. A lunch of cake and coupe was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
New York
Chrysler
Howe Sound
American Hull
Ing Mill
International Nickel Vee
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
National Dairy
Northern Pacific Otis Stee Penna RR
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oi Calif
Standard OW NJ
Studebaker
Texas
BES and Daihness United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Wentworth
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Lone St Gas
Hal West Pub Serv
Scunsor Ey Cony
Mixsner Fitch
Union City
Florence Lindquist
Alice Freno
Melva Skinner
C. L. Sears
Mary Beduze
Myra Thomas
Blanch Loveland
Corry Elks Plan Christmas Party for Needy Kids
Plans are in progress by the Corry Lodge of Miles for another Christmas party to aid Corry’s needy children. Chair officers are called to meet at the home at 1:80 this evening to discuss further details of the holiday treat for the kiddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry | Loge of
Miles
Corry Toga
Funeral services for Charles Proctor held in Wayne Valley
Funeral services for Charles Proctor of Donation Fil were held at Wayne Valley yesterday at 2:30 pm after prayers at his home. Rev Charles Peed conducted the home prayers and Rev F T Smock assisted at the church. Music included Mrs Geral Bagley and a quartet. interment at Beaverdam cemetery. Bearers were local neighbors. Relatives and friends from Cassadaga Chautauqua and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Proctor
Wayne Valley
Charles Peed
Cassadaga
Ree Higley
Wayne Wallup A. B
F.T. Smock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Ronk
Sylvia Sidney
Herbert Marshall
Amd Dering
Bernstein
Keister
Richard Halfast
Taylor University
Upland
Theo Swanson
Long Branch
N. J
Maxine
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Kavert
E. Ross Bunting
Recorder OF Deeds
Penn
B. P.W.C
Lunion City
Cascade Linen
Lord Baltimore Linen
Lord Baltimore
Symphony
Condra’s Pharmacy
Lincoln
Cor. Main & Center Sts
Chas. Proctor
Captain Kidd
Quires
Member
Federal Reserve System
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