Personal visits cluster in Corry social notes
Kenneth Perkin arrives for a visit at My and Mes J. L. Sporrow and family host guests in North Center Street. Numerous relatives travel to and from Erie Jamestown Cleveland and Meadville for visits, business, and ceremonies including funerals and church activities.
Salvation Army Campaign Plans Ahead For 2900 Drive
Twenty five Salvation Army captains answered chairman D A Hillstrom to finalize plans for the budget campaign to open its advance appeal for 2900 next Monday at the Hotel Corry. Key speakers included Rev H R Harris Walter Scott James Sullivan and J Z Bergman praising the work. Adjutant Jack Sullivan pledged support for his drive for tends as Major W B Fowle of Pittsburgh headquarters lauded the spirit and promised a complete program with funds. Campaign Director W Hoffman outlined the plan and said success depends on worker turnout next Monday. ladies will take up the campaign after the advance gift campaign ends October 181.
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Hotel Corry
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H.R. Harris
Walter Scott
James Sullivan
J. Z. Bergman
Salvation Army
Jack Sullivan
W.B. Fowle
Pittsburgh
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Amy
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W. ©. Hoffman
Death of Charles Schermerhorn at 60 in Clymer
Relatives in Corry report the death of Charles Schermerhorn at his mother Mrs. Amanda Jones home in Clymer on Monday. He was head sawyer at Carlisch mills and is survived by his mother a daughter Mrs. Harry Willey a stepson Charles Nelson three sisters Mrs. Kijltian Amidon Mrs. Julia Antile and Miss Jennie Schermerhorn and a brother Arthur Schermerhorn. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Clarabetl
Jamestown
William Stemm
St.Bhemm
Corry
Donald Willams
Uniontown
Frank Brooks
Charles Woods
Indianapolis
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A. Zl. Studd
Ellington
Studd
Harry Roberts
Windley
Erie
Charlotte Ann Roberts
Mercyhurst College
Corry Nave
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Amanda Jones
Clymer
Schermerhor
Carlisch Mills
Harry Willey
Charles Nelson
Stockton
Kijltian Amidon
Julia Antile
Spartansburg
Jennie Schermerhorn
Titusville
Arthur Schermerhorn
Spitzer Muneral
Meeting of St Edward s PTA outlines bingo and lunch plans
St Edward s PTA met with 25 mothers present. With the president absent, the session proceeded by the vice president. Officers elected for the year include Leo Rhynard as president and James Mead as vice president. A lunch is planned for October 15. A special meeting is called for Monday at an unspecified time.
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St. Howard's
St. Edward's Hall
M. Leo Mulderiel
Paul Quinlisk
Lyle Saxton
Leo Rhynard
James Mead
James Sullivan
Gary Peterson
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Installment Tax Permits Approved by Board of Education
Board of Education approves 1936 school tax payments in quarterly installments. Plan mirrors past years with due dates October 1, December 1, February 1, and April 1. Penalties and interest apply if payments are not made on time.
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Board of Education
Oktober
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Corr y Man Marries Youngstown Girl
Mrs. Edwin Francis Miller of Youngstown announces the marriage of their daughter Isabel to Elsworth William Holt on September 19 in Youngstown Ohio. Holt is a salesman for the local Pennsylvania Electric Co. The couple will reside in Corry.
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Youngstown, O
Isabel
Elsworth William Holt
Holt
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Corry
Wall Street Focuses On Rail Stocks In Market Gossips
New York market talk centers on rail stocks after they breached 193 highs but failed to sustain gains. Utilities face a pivotal September 30 conference with Roosevelt, offering hope for peace with TVA and potential investor confidence boosts.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Equihrium
Fall Street
Roosevelt
Wit
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wall Street
TVA
Stock Prices Climb as Trading Picks Up
Stocks rose fractions in moderate trading with leadership shifting to auto and aviation shares. International Paper led turnover rising to a new high while Canadian buyers supported gains in International Nickel and other industrials.
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United Press
NEW York
International Paper Preferred
International Nickel
American T&t
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