Corry voter endorses Miller for mayor and city business tone
A Corry citizen writes a letter praising a business like city administration and announces support for Miller as the logical mayoral choice. The note highlights past record and personal acquaintance guiding the vote. The Pennsylvania State College welcomes about 300 freshmen this week as regular classes start Wednesday after two weeks of orientation.
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Corry
Finey
Cal
Miller
D. L. Bracken
Pennsylvania State College
Reshmen
Personal mentions from Corry society column
Names and movements fill a Corry society page as locals travel to study, attend events, or visit kin. Robert Nichols returns from Chicago shows seven others headed to Washington University, Cleveland, and Denison while relatives and friends plan trips to the World’s Fair and Pittsburgh.
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Robert Nichols
Ichicaxo
Guy Butters
Washington, Pa
Weshington and Jefferson University
Butterp
L. J. Kelly
Canton
Bossy Gillis Plans Return As Newburyport Mayor
Andrey J. Gillis known as Bossy Gillis announces his bid to run for mayor of Newburyport, opposing current Mayor Gayden W. Morho in the upcoming election. The former mayoral figure chronicled remains a prominent local name on national pages.
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Bossy Gillis
Newburyport
Mass
Andrey J
Bossy) Gillis
Gayden W. Morho
Child Struck by Car Dies in Coleville Incident
Leo Grant Burgess, 11, died after darting into a light truck while alighting from a Keating Township school bus near Coleville. A Hibbard of Smethport was driving the truck. J J Johnson operated the bus. Burgess suffered a fractured skull and leg, internal injuries, and died en route to Bradford hospital. Several schoolmates witnessed the incident.
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J. J. Johnson
Hibbard
Bradford H Pital
Burgess
Coleville
Supporters of Harry Williams Busy in City Canvass
Supporters of Harry Williams, candidate for county sheriff, canvassed the city Thursday afternoon and evening. Erie man Williams reports promising response and confidence of strong voter backing next Tuesday.
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Harry’ Williams
Wilams
Erie
Stocks Endure Sharp Downtick After Early Rally
New York markets fell sharply on September 15 after an initial rise, with most groups except utilities retreating. The downturn deepened through the morning, then extended into the final hours as the tape lagged, closing with broad losses and a long list of shrinking prices for firms including American Can, Union Gas, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, and Westinghouse among others.
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New York
Ette
Barket
American Can
Gil American Smellers
Amiorican
D&t
Anmacoinda
Cseef
Eee
Ti i Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Heo Bendix Aviation N. Y
Curb ‘Ark Nit Gas
Assve Gas & Bletterence
Cities Service
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cho
Chrysler
Continental Can
Consolidated Oi
Columbia Gas
Gurtigs-Wright My Eric
Ny General Elec
Sen Som jGeneral Motors
Aa International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Warii National Dairy Es
Shidebaker
Texas Co
Brest United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Bh
Woolworth
Transients to be fed at police station
An official announces preparations at the police station to feed and lodge all transients and discourage begging from house to house. The program mirrors last winter when meals and shelter were provided, and residents are urged to cooperate. An appeal seeks vegetables for mulligan preparation for overnight visitors. Frederick Hauscher visits from Buffalo and plans to return to Ann Arbor to resume studies at the University of Michigan.
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Charles Burhsil
Little Valley
N.Y
Perry Haines
Weat Pleasant Street
Wire
Hi Rowe
Daytona Beach
Hodel Corry
A. Koenig
Pittsburgh
Koen
Edgewood
Koenig
A. L. Smith
Center Street
William Wilcox
A. D. Wilcox
Hast. Main Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Walter Schellhammer
Warren
A. G. Reesink
Eirie
David Rosen
Aw York City
Nathan Reich
Youngstown
L. J. Rowe
Titusville
Roger Whiteley
Mount Pleasant
Montgomery Ward and
R. L. Yount
Corry
Most Pleasant
Lee Shoemaker
Uniontown
Intel
M. A. Taylor
FE. T. Megowan
Cleveland
Sank T. Tiina
Frederick Hauscher
Buffalo
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Stolen Love by Hazel Livingston A tale of Joan Hastings and her aunt's warnings
Seventeen year old Joan Hastings hides a longing for romance while living with two maiden aunts in a long sequestered house. Aunt Evvie exposes past family infidelity and a first kiss with Bill Martin, a garage worker, as Joan's isolation deepens. Read about strained loyalties, coming of age, and a wishful escape as the romance plot unfolds.
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Joan Hastings
Evgie
Joan
Babe
Bill
Strick
Gerwin
van Mest
Big Hill Martin
Ste
Abe
Cai
Veronica
van “Lect
Evvie
Miss Hovie
Joan Jeanes
Heayaln
Fleet Place
Thomas
Ant
Tosa
Herayey
Lisit
Avvie
Tom
Apein
Ierovin
Pan
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