Personal mentions of local residents' visits and travel
A long list of Corry area residents and guests is noted. Mr and Mrs Don McKay and others attend meetings in Moreland Park Kearsarge Pa while many travelers visit Erie Buffalo Jamestown and Westminster College. Names include Zelma Taylor Lilah Ferry Berniece Stafford and Elizabeth Lawson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKay
William Houghton
Ervin Reed
Moreland Park
Kearsarge
A. & P. Tea Company
Zelma Taylor
Lilah Ferry
Berniece Stafford
Paul Stroup
Kenneth Nichola
Rive
Alfonzo Jackson
Erie
Donald Williams
Uniontown
C. C. Williams
White Street
D. A. Hillstrom
Chicago
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Michael Francis
Francis Blair
Frank P. Blair
West Church Street
Venard College
Clark's
C.L. Alexander
Buffalo
H. A. Croscuitt
East Liverpool
William Cruft
Maude Gordon
North Center Street
Michellie Burr
New Wilmington
Westminster College
R.S. Burr
East Prederick Street
Clara Lander
Clarence R. Holmes
Point Chautauqua
Mira
Paul Lawson
Jamestown
Charles Wheelock
JL. C. Barnes
Detroit Police Use Child Search Slides in Theaters
Detroit police will display portrait slides of 20 month old Harry Browe in all city theaters nightly for one week to aid locating the child or any witness. Superintendent John P. Smith announced Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Harry Browe
John P. Smith
Stop Roosevelt Stop Us The People Against Roosevelt Policy
The piece argues that the Stop Roosevelt movement is a GOP shadow boxing effort to curb Roosevelt’s majority, asserting conservatives are driving the New Deal through public support of Roosevelt’s policies rather than opposing them. It stresses that voters should back Roosevelt if they approve his agenda and that attempts to “stop Roosevelt” aim to hinder the reform coalition forming the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Walter Tippmann
Landon
Congress
Lippmanns
New York Times
Hamilton
Knox
Colonel Knox
Mr. Hamilton
Tremaine
New York
Cleveland
Hoover
Local Couple United in Wedding at St Marys Church
Miss Julia Kovach daughter of Mrs Anna Kovach and John Potocki son of Mr and Mrs John Potocki were married at St Marys church in Columbus PA Tuesday. Rev Dana of Franklin Center officiated. The bride wore white chiffon velvet and lace veil with pink roses. Attendants included Katherine Kovach maid of honor and bridesmaids Mary Savko Mary Hnatzysza. Attendants for the groom were Joseph Gro nastaj with ushers Alec Demomehak and Wranle Balog. A breakfast and reception followed at Gronastaj hall on West Wayne street then a dinner for over three hundred guests. Erie orchestra provided music. The couple plan a motor trip to California and will reside there for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kovach
Anna Kovach
South Street
John Potocki
Corry
R. D
St Mary's ‘Church
Columbus
Dana
Franklin Center
Katherine Kovach
Shonar
Atin
Mary Savko
Gowied
Gaddie
Mary Hnatzysza
Joseph Gronastaj
Mr. Potocki
Alec Demomehak
Wranle Balog
Gronastaj’s
West Wayne Street
Erie
Mother Sentenced in Mercy Drowning Case
Dorothy Sherwood, former show girl and Salvation Army worker, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the mercy drowning of her two year old son. County Judge J D Wilson sentenced her today to from six to 15 years in Bedford Hills state prison for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newisuiah
Dorothy Sherwood
Salvation Army
Bedford Hills
J.D. Wilson
Silver Tea Program Arranged by St. Pauls Ladies Aid Society
Miss Signa Anderson has organized a musical program for a silver tea hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran church. The event will be at Mrs. Henry M. Keppel’s home on Mott Street Friday at 6 PM. Harrison H. Keppel chairs the planning with assist from Duvid May, Morvis Chapin, Carl Gustafson, and Donald Hall. H. J. Kep pel and R. S. Burr make up the reception committee. Friends of the society are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signa Anderson
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's
Henry M. Keppel
Mott Street
Harrison H. Keppel
Duvid May
Morvis Chapin
Carl Gustafson
Donald Hall
H. JM. Keppel
R. S. Burr
Former Corry Man Scully Dies in Reno
Word comes to Mrs. Alfred Morrison that Thomas Scully, once a Corry resident who ran the Bell Telephone local offices years ago, died yesterday in Reno New. He lived in the West for an extended period. Funeral details are not known. interment likely in Reno. Scully was Maude Gordon's brother in law and uncle to James Scully of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Morrison
Thomas Scully
Corry
Reno
New
Scully
iBell Telephone Company
West
Maude Gordon
James Scully
Sixty six indicted in Pennsylvania bootleg rings
Federal grand jury presented conspiracy charges against 66 members from four post repeal bootlegging rings in Pennsylvania to U.S. District Judge Albert B. Maris in Philadelphia. The notice appears as a political advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Albert B. Maris
Federal Grand Jury
Market Gossips Note Maine Victory Shifts Bets
Wall Street viewed the Maine election as a signal with Republicans gaining ground and a potential but limited rally ahead. Bets on Roosevelt’s re election eased slightly as Michigan’s Couzens defeat boosted New Deal support. Steel demand steadies post Labor Day as auto production gears up, while wage talks persist in Pittsburgh amid steel industry employee representation disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Maine
Wall Street
Waders
T Oday
Michigan
Couzens
Roosevelt
Iron Age
Pittsburgh
American Ironie Steel Institute
Oday
Stock prices slump as trading lags on New York market
Trading volume frustrated activity with declines in most sectors after a shaky open. Aviation, copper, and railroad stock issues showed gains amid cautious dealings as investors awaited clearer business signals. Notable names cited include American Can, General Motors, United States Steel, Standard Oil, and Kennecott among others as the market closed lower in a day of uneven moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smal Stock Exchange
Esespeeseees
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Aden
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
BBS
Curtiss-Wright Co
Ey T Columbia
Au C&o
Cpeiey Chrysler Oe
Ut Continental
Brie
General Bteeth
General Motors
International Nicki Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Otis Steell
Packard Penna RR
Pure Oil
Radio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oi Cali
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Wexay Co
United Corp
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply
Asio Gas & Hleel Cities Service
McConRad
Voters Invited to Hear Caravan Talks in City Park
Voters invited to City Park rally as a statewide caravan tour by the Democratic leaders arrives. Speakers from the party headquarters will discuss state issues and the county political situation will be aided by party leaders accompanying the caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teader
Lis Metch
Democratic Lateran
Corry
Tale
Brie
Caranal
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Model Dairy Co
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Moncaven
Sarah McMilan
Franklin Etrébt
W. G. Swann
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Kenneth Hixson
U. S. Navy
San Diego
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H, K, Powell
Chas
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Harrisburg
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CH. Fowle
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Frank T. Balbditt
West Park Place
G. Taylor
Tack
Katherine Tansey
George Dine
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