Revival Continues as Bosworth Speaks at Grand Theatre
Large crowds attended last evening’s evangelistic services in the Grand Theatre with Rev B B Bosworth as speaker. Special music featured a piano duet by Douglas Davies and Lavern Christianson and a duet by Rev and Mrs Bosworth. Tonight Bosworth to speak on "Governor in Hot Water" with services continuing through Sunday. Bruntoneft leaves Harrisburg after a night in the city and addressed the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry.
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Grand Theatre
B. B. Bosworth
Douglas Davies
Lavern Christianson
Jesus
W. E. Bruntoneft
Harrisburg
City
Mr. Brunton
Rotary Club
Corry
Reconstruction of Dam at Columbus Is Sought
The state engineer visited Columbus to inspect the old dam site and lake. A survey for the project was filed with the state department on forests and waters. Funds remain the main hurdle, but locals, joined by Corry citizens, plan renewed efforts for state or federal aid.
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Columbus
Fophis
State Department
Ryder
Department of Forests and Waters
Mead
Personal mentions fill city with visitors from near and far
Miss Van Kosmoski and Mr Edwin Turner motored to Erie yesterday and spent a short time. Mr and Mrs George Woodruff of Seattle were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs F M Raymond while en route home after a motor trip east. Herman Auer and Ray Weigel of Warren formerly Corry visited last evening with Auer's father Boyd Auer and family. A B Peterson of Chicago spent Tuesday in the city and left with Ray mond for visits in Busia and other places. Mrs L Foster and Lyle Foster returned from Rochester and Batavia N Y where they called on Bud Samples. Mrs Harry Bright Oil City was a visitor last evening. she has summered at Findley Lake. Mr and Mrs Paul Weber Miss Anna Shields and Mrs Nicholas Ressler were in Erie yesterday with friends. Mrs Charles Lincoln of Erie is in the city caring for her mother-in-law at Corty hospital. Merc John Gilpin returned Tuesday from a Buffalo business trip for her dress shop. Postmaster and Mrs Harry Auer of this city and Postmaster and Mrs Herbert Schlandecker of Exie left this morning by car from Rochester N Y to attend a postmasters convention. J Glover of Jamestown returned last evening after a day in the city for A P Stores business. John Hammonds returned from Sugar Grove Pa after auctioneering a sale yesterday. Mr and Mrs Maurice Perry of Warren were in the city Tuesday on business and visiting friends. J Desmond B A Loveland and Lawrence K Desmond left this morning by car for a business trip to Oakville Can.
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van Kosmoski
Edwin Turner
Erie
George ‘Woodruff
Seattle
Wash
F. M. Raymond
Herman Auer
Ray Weigel
Chicago
Ity
F. Raymond
Busia
4. L. Foster
Lyle Foster
Rochester
Batavia
N.Y
Harry Bright
Oil City
Findley Lake
Paul Weber
Anna Shields
Nicholas Ressler
Charles Lincoln
Lincoln
Corty Hospital
John Gilpin
Buffalo
Harry Auer
Herbert Schlandecker
Exie
Rochaster
J. Glover
Jamestown
John Hammonds
Frosi Sugar Grove
Maurice Perry
Warren
J. Desmond
B. A. Loveland
Lawrence K. Desmond
Mbtor
Oakville
Can
Barge Sunk on Lake Erie After Collision
Augmenting danger, the Bethlehem Transportation Company steamship Lehigh sank the barge Lovetts on Lake Erie near Detroit River early today. Bargeman Harmon White survived after leaping to safety as the freighter Valenas diverted to Detroit and continued toward Milwaukee with an $80,000 sulfur cargo.
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United Freeproit
White
Detroit
Tig Valenas
New York
League of Nations should take up treatment of Jews in Germany
Geneva Sept 27 Sir John Simon, British foreign secretary, indicated in a speech to the League assembly that the treatment of Jews in Germany is a fit subject for the council of the League of Nations to consider. Lost female white poodle dog on North Center street. Information call 50. ay
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League Action
Geneva
Germany
Council of the
League of Nations
John Simon
League Assembly
North Center Street
River Liner Crash Leaves Passengers Hurting in Dense Fog
The Rensselaer and Roxema collided near Scodders Landing at dawn, injuring several, including actress Barbara Gray and passenger families. Capt Van Wort and crew calmed fears as tugs aided. The crash, in heavy fog, occurred about 2 am and delayed the Albany to New York voyage until 7:30 am. Police cite possible signal miscommunication as a cause.
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Barbara Gray
New York
Lawrence Treyford
Syracuse
Jane
Kathryn Lilell
Scodders Landing
N. Y
Friedmen
Deylord
Ghana
William van Wort
Rensselaer
Highland Dock
Roxema
Albany
Kelly new leader of Democrats in Phila
Former Olympic rower John By Jack Kelly replaced John O Donnell as chairman of the Democratic city committee in Philadelphia. The change follows charges O Donnell was allied with the Republican organization headed by William S Vare, signaling a leadership shift amid party influence disputes.
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United Press Philadelphia
John By
Jack) Kelly
John O’donnell
Democratic City Committee
O'Donnell
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Seek Explanation of $125000 Gift to Davis
The defense in Senator James J. Davis’s Pennsylvania lottery trial centered on explaining a $125,000 gift voted to Davis by the Loyal Order of Moose at its 1931 Atlantic City convention. The piece also notes a weather dispute about the Moon’s effect, stating no proven impact on weather beyond minor tides.
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Davis
United Press New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Atlantic City
Stocks Suffer Severe Break In Session Reports
The United Press filed from New York on September 27 noting professional traders drove prices down 1 to 6 points in the main list and 10 to 81 points on smaller issues amid heavy selling. Traders faced irregular openings, steadying, and subsequent liquidation as the market swung amid episodes of intense activity and rising tensions in several major securities. The report lists closing prices for numerous companies including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, U.S. Steel, and Standard Oil among others.
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United Press
New York
Reo Chrysler Continental Can Consolidated
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Erle
General Hiestre
General Motors
International Nickel
Tennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Fema RR Pure Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
Studebaker
Texas Co
US Leather
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Wettworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas
Asege Gas & Wreckrie- A Cities Service
Stox
Lone Star Gas Western PS
Stolen Love by Hazel Livingston unfolds in Sausalito
Seventeen year old Joan Hastings lives with two aunts in Sausalito and falls for Bill Martin, a jailed bootlegging victim. After a scramble of loves and escapes she tries to return to Bill, faces a stern aunt, and drifts into San Francisco seeking a safe place and work while unsure where home lies.
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Joan Hastings
Ryvie
Babe van Fleet
Sausalito
Cal
Joan
Bill Martin
Bill
Philadelphia
Evvie
Eygvie
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