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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

5

Notable Arrays of Visitors and Departures Across Local Families

Personal mentions record numerous visitors and travelers. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kerr and others visited and left for Sharon. Mrs. Frank Keleher and Claud Messenger headed to Cleveland for relatives and the Great Lakes Exposition. Various residents, including Mrs. A. M. Gabriel and Mrs. A. H. Wilcox, made visits to Sherman, Cleveland, and other cities. Funeral attendances link many to Mary Boland and Mrs. Schryver’s grandfather in Cambridge Springs. Others travel for church events, college moves, or business, with several families returning home from trips to Erie, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and beyond.

Lawrence Kerr Battle W. JH. Blair Jeft Sharon Frank Keleher Claud Messenger Cleveland A. M. Gabriel Bulls City Frank de Lury A. H. Wilcox Sherman Charles Leese Johnstown H. K. Powell Blair Barnes Bradford Fred Barnes Inlaw Mary Boland

Treat Goitre Quick Test Sale Ad

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Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Keppel held at home

Relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Robert Keppel at her East Main street home on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. B L Wagner led the Lutheran service. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Henry Keefer Albert Weaver Harold Armitage Miles McCray Edward Bowd Merle Long. Out-of-town relatives joined local mourners from Titusville Clarion Celoron Perrysburg Warren and nearby towns.

Robert Keppel East Main Street B. L. Wagner St. Paul's Lutheran Church Pine Grove Cemetery Henry Keefer Albert Weaver Harold Armitage Miles McCray Edward Bowd Merle Long City Keppel May Ralph Tarr Berdin& Sullivan Emma Peterson Chaymany ‘Tarr Walford Petersos Marjorie Gust Gustafson Mis Joseph Zerres John Zerres George Zerres Titusville Mildred McNutt Clarion Roy Echolm M. Lawson Charles Lawson Charles White Celoron E. J. Rhinehart Clarance Rhinehart Torpedo Arthur Keppel Herbert Keppel Perrysburg N, X Carl Keppel Ilen Warm Millie Harmon South Dayton N. Y H. Johnson Pindley Lake Thad Lawson Warren

Safe water cards at state stands in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports health secretary Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter announced water placards are displayed at 1700 wells springs and other supplies for traveling public. Examinations of roadside water supplies were completed and 1097 supplies were rejected as unfit. Also a local ad lists Bible shop offerings and a separate sale notice for a pullet lot at 404 Concord Street with contact phone 443-R.

Harrisburg Edith MacBride- Dexter Pennsylvania

Wall Street Cautious Yet Bullish Amid Market Unrest

New York stock market shows a cautious bullish tone as a triple top forms and foreign exchange tightens. Rumors swirl of trouble in steel, with no concrete details. investors weigh a potential boom like 1929. National Brewing plans a worker dividend tied to profits, not a gift.

Elmer Walzer United Press Financial New York Charitats Uslike Wall Street National Brewing Company of Baltimore

Market Climb Led by Motor Shares in Uneven Session

New York September 24 The stock market rose gradually after an uncertain start and closed higher in light trading. Motor shares led the advance amid unease over the French monetary situation as the Bank of France raised the discount rate to curb gold outflow. Key quotes included American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others.

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