Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Martine Thompson
Funeral services for Mrs. Martine Thompson wife of Andrew Thompson were held at the late home 748 East Main Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 led by Rev E L Wagner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran chapel Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery bearers Holgar Peterson P Miller Walter Wilsted Chris Christensen James Nelson and Christ J Christensen Out of town attendees included Peter Thompson Detroit Mich Clarence and Arthur Thompson Pittsburgh PA Mrs Hila Cowden Mrs C Aistrup Mrs C B Christensen Mrs Elizabeth Beck and Mrs Mary Beck Erie PA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine Thompson
Andrew Thompson
East Main Street
E. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Chapel
Pine Grove Cemetery
Holgar Peterson
P. (. Miller
Walter Wilsted
Chris Christensen
James Nelson
Christ J. Christensen
Peter ‘Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Clarence
Arthur ‘Thompson
Pittsburgh
Hila Cowden
C. Aistrup
C. B. Christenstn
Elizabeth Beck
Many Beck
Erie
Lutheran Conference Opens in Oil City and Owl City
Sept 23 at Christ Lutheran Church Seneca Street the Pittsburgh District pastoral conference opened with 25 pastors from churches in Pennsylvania and western Maryland attending. The session continues through Thursday to discuss pastoral problems hear reports on district activities and church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Owl City
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Christ Lutheran Church
Seneca Street
Corry High School Band Opens Rehearsals for 1926 37 Term
Corry High School begins its 1926 37 band rehearsals at the Senior High building with Gerry Bennett directing. The school term marks progress toward a well organized scholastic band, with rehearsals expected to proceed satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
Gerry Bennett
Bradford Citizens Linked in Bank Case
Uhl said the examination would be lengthy and technical and unlikely to finish before late today or tomorrow. Two minor employees, Howard J Benson and Harold Miller, were charged with falsification of entries. Miller was also charged with misappropriation of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continueo
Page Oney Uhl
Howard J Benson
Harold Miler
Teller
Miller
Personal notices of local residents leaving for education and travel
Miss Virginia Loveland will leave Thursday for Greendburg Pa to enter Seton Hill College as a freshman with her mother accompanying her by motor. Mrs E Patton will leave Thursday for Bradford Pa to visit her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Relph Tarr of Titusville are in the city to attend a funeral for Mrs Anni Keppel. Mrs D S Boyle and sister Mrs C B Wilcox returned from visits in Cleveland Detroit and Michigan. J J Desmond and Walter Dugan left for a business visit in New York City. Mr and Mrs Leroy Cady and Mrs L Gallagher returned from Pittsburgh with Ralph Cady at the University of Pittsburgh. Miss Harriett Colegrove left for Wells College in Aurora N Y. Several Erie residents attended a funeral in the city. Richard McLaughlin returned to North East for work after a city visit. Mrs P G Wood is visiting in Erie at her sister’s home. Mr and Mrs Herbert Carroll and Miss Helen Drobneck went to Erie to visit relatives. Mrs James A Hughes and daughter Mary Kathryn left for home after a few days here with Attorney Hughes. Mrs James A Cassidy traveled to Erie due to her nephew Hank Kugel’s illness at Hamot hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Loveland
Greendburg
Seton Hill College
Howard Loveland
E. Patton
Bradford
Relph Tarr
Titusville
Anni Keppel
Robert Keppel
East Main Street
D. G. Lyons
Salamarica
N.Y
Cleveland
Lyons
Corry
H. Sisinner, Jr
D. S. Boyle
C. B. Wilcox
Detroit
Michigan
J. J. Desmond
Walter Dugan
Motor
New York City
Mir
Leroy Cady
L. Gallagher
Pittsburgh
Ralph Cady
University of Pittsburgh
Harriett Colegrove
Aurora
N. Y
Wells College
Arthur Colegrove
Jeannette Colegrove
Elis Cowden
C. B. Christensen
C. Aistrup
Mary Beck
Elizabeth Beck
Erie
Martine Thompson
Richard McLaughlin
North East
P. G. Wood
ASA
Frank Keefe
Herbert Carroll
Helen Drobneck
James A. Hughes
Mary Kathryn
Jamestown
Attorney Hughes
James A. Cassidy
Hank Kugel
Hamot Hospital
Women Attend Club Meeting in Bradford Conference
More than 200 district women gathered in Bradford for the opening of the Mth annual district conference of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women. Mrs. F Earle Mager of Oil City presided at sessions as Mrs. C L Wann welcomed attendees. Notable attendees include Mrs. B C Barnes, state chairman of Home and organization, and past president of the northwestern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Barnes
Mth
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Bradford
F. Earle Mager
Oil City
State Federation
C.L. Wann
Womens’ Litegary Club
Dance School to Open Friday in Corry
The Walker School of the Dance in Erie opens a Corry branch with an informal gathering at Masonic Hall on Friday September 2 at 8 p.m. to introduce new teachers Miss Betty Mack and Robert Kirkpatrick. They will teach tap ballet acrobatic and ballroom. Pupils from the ice studio will perform and a door prize for a free course of dancing lessons will be drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Schl
Dance
Erie
Corry
Masonic Hall
Frida
Walker School
Misa Betty Mack
Robert Kirkpatricke
Walker
Mack
Kirkpatrick
Ice Studio
Two Brothers Hanged for Triple Murder
Dorchester County jail yard bears a common grave for two brothers condemned for the doll baby murders. The mother who hid the stolen infant Betty received a three and a half year sentence. Frances Bannister, sister of the hanged men, faces kidnapping charges and will soon stand trial. She was allowed a final visit where the brothers urged her to be a good girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
Youthe
Betty
Frances Bannister
Reissu
Musmanno’s Father Dies in Pittsburgh
Anthony Musmanno father of Common Pleas Judge M A Musmanno died today in Pittsburgh after a heart attack. He was 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Anthony Musmanno
Common Pleas
M. A. Musmanno
Bell Ringers Delight Parish Audience at Biscopal Church
The Mason Bell Ringers from Los Angeles and wife Rev. Bernard Mason performed last evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church to a full audience. They presented on Swiss Bells Cathedral Chimes and vibraphone among other instruments and sang two selections. The act was part of Rev. P P Haines evangelistic campaign and will be repeated later in Erie tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mason
Ofos Angeles
Callis
Mason
United States
P.P. Haines
Teachers Feted by Rotary Club in Corry Hotel
The Erie Rotary Club and Corry teachers were honored at a Tuesday night event in the Hotel Corry. Sixty-six guests enjoyed chicken dinner with roses, sung by Miss Ametia Tryon, and a program featuring Lou Rodgers on Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clb
Corry Leathers
Hotel Corry
Keppel ‘Tiffany's Orchestra
Ametia Tryon
Union City
Lou Rodgers
Erie
Rodgers
Abraham, Lincoln
Lincoln
United States
Horton J. Davis
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Kelsey
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Kelsey wife of Louis Kelsey who died at her home on the Henedy Ellington road will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Mattison and Haskins Funeral Home in Kennedy Mrs Kelsey 57 is survived by her husband two daughters Mira Fiavel Martin of Canton Ohio and Mrs Harriet Hall of Jamestown by three sons Rufus Stoddard Louis Kelsey Jr and Clifford Kelsey all of Kennedy a brother Willard Hunt of Corry two sisters Mrs Eva Dennish of Corry and Mrs Juvia Kelsey of Spring Creek IA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kelsey
Louis Kelsey
Henedy- Ellington Road
Mattison and Haskins
Kennedy
Wall Street bullish on long term, wary daily moves
Market observers, including Prof T E Gregory, see long term strength in U S stocks while noting day to day volatility. They question effects of Dutch guilder moves and possible eurozone political risks. Caution rises as currency shifts could trigger selling despite overall optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial Baktor
New York
T. E. Gregory
Europe
United States
Wall Street
France
Guilder
Market Booms Then Falls as Profit-Taking Hits
The market rose to new highs for 1931 then eased on selling after rails resisted. Overall, traders shifted to profit-taking with several major names like American Can and Bethlehem Steel among those noted in closing prices and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
American T&t
Anaconda
Atantic Refinign
Seseenens Emhily
Fevaney BB
SBM
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Beens
Curtiss-Wright
Cess
Columbia
CATO
Chrysler
Continental
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Cersyee Northern Pacific
Ee Josey Otis Step
Packard
Penna RR Pure Oil Radiniy
Aabetwee Wy Dt
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Calif
Studebaker Texas Co
GBI
United Corps
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Ste
Youngstown S&t
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply Boss
E.seesssereeeves
Asso Gas & Electric
McCord Rad
Children Picket Home In Milwaukee Bonfire Incident
Mrs Edward th law faced a group of children near a vacant property after a bonfire. The children paraded past her home with signs reading Unfair to Children, prompting a tense neighborhood flare up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Edward Thlaw
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Gerald Smith
Sinclair Lewis
Maine
Passamaquoddy
U.S
Mivsecane
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Troutanns
Condra’s Pharmacy
Dance School
Bell Ringers
M. E. Church
Rotary Club
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
SOAP
Graham
Alteip
Brox
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Durean
Mambi
Zulland
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Bonn
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