City Residents Visits and Travel Mentioned in Personal Notes
Mrs. B J Vookel of Pittsburgh arrived in the city yesterday to spend several weeks visiting her mother Be Elizabeth Edmonds. Mr and Mrs Philip LaMachio, who had been in Philadelphia on a religious visit, returned home this morning. Joe and Berry returned to Meadvills this morning after a city visit at his home and with friends. Anoney pastor of the agent Christin church left this morning for business in Cambridge Springs. Mr and Mrs J E Cass of Oil City are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs B E Gilbertson and family. Mr and Mrs Ichiel Malone Jr of Detroit are in the city to attend funeral services for the memory of the former's uncle James Malone. Mrs Mary Sullivan, recently in Cleveland on business, came home yesterday. Mr and Mrs M Gillette have returned home. Charles A Anderson and daughters Mrs Wranke Schrader and Mrs Rathie Cogawel and daughter Marion left this afternoon for Buffalo to spend the weekend and attend the Gilart Bauer wedding Saturday afternoon. Mrs Minnie Loveland of Buffalo is in the city visiting relatives. Miss K Mulcahy of New York City is here for a day at the WT Weeks store to demo Koverflor. Miss Weeks McGrawhan left this morning for Isaac for a visit with her husband. Mrs Frank Stee of Niles is in the city. Miss Mabel Lindquist is visiting at home with her mother Mrs Emma Lindquist and family. Miss Lindquist has been working in Cooperstown. Mrs Joan Garvin and daughter Grace of Niles Ohio arrived in the city this morning called by the death of the former's sister Mrs Jacob Franc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Vookel
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Edmonds
Liberty St
Philip LaMachio
Win
Philadelphia
Joov
Berry
Meadvills Hs
Mixs
Anoney
Thagent Christin Church
Cambridge Springs
J. E. Cass
Oil City
B. E. Gilbertson
East Smith Street
Ichiel Malone, Jr
Detroit
James Malone
Mary Sullivan
Cleveland
M. Gillette
Faye
Beert
Slag
Charles A. Anderson
Wranke Schrader
Rathie Cogawel
Marion
Buffalo
Gilart-Bauer
Gilladte May
Minnie Loveland
George Adame
Loveland
Jamestown
K. ¥. Mulcaby
New York City
Weeks
Mulcahy
Koverflor” At Mr. Weeks’ Stort
Isaac
Frank Stee
Niles
Jacob Presto
Close Of Market Turms New To Amin By Logah And Bryan
Stocks from multiple firms and brands listed in a late market page include names like General Motors L Stein Warren, Packard Toledo visits, Willys Overland, Studebaker, Atlantic Refining, Sinclair, Skelly and Texas Co. Local social notes mention Mrs. Charles Goldwater and travels to Warren Yellow Trick, with various car makers and oil firms featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin
Logah & Bryan
OW City
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists firms and places across steel and energy sectors
The readable text compiles company names such as Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Westinghouse General Electric and others, with scattered references to Pittsburgh and New York. It hints at industrial context, but lacks coherent narrative or dated events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rieviennie
Edwin Carewe
Drama
Comedy — News
Greta Garbo
John Gilbert
Ramona
Mabel Lindquist
Emma Lindquist
Sue
Cooperstown
Joan Garvin
Grace
Niles, O
Up City
Jacob Franc
Butte
Chile Copper
Ixonnecatt International
Dickel
Rael
Kee
Arene
Chryssey
General Motors
L. Stein
Warren
Continental
Hupnobile
Charles Goldwater
Packard
Toledo
Studebaker
Willys Overlan
Morris Bernstein
George Marsh
Mra Gury Cross
Atlantic Refining
BT Ie
Inui
Artande
Morland
Middle States
Pan American
PB. Pure Co
Simms
Sinclair Skelly
Texas Co
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Briss
Fnk
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific Northern
Pacis
Winfield
WM. van Vleet
Cheyenne
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Hhe
Wyom Ning
Ken
F. B.O. Curio
New York Central
Reading
St Paul Seaboard
Americal
Sethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Siperioe Steel O'S
Columbia Gas & Electric
Columtia Gas & Lee
Westinghouse
Tad Yvirg
Carol Chemerat
Loews
Humble Oil Mountain Producers 'S
Indiana
Salt Creek
South Penn
New York
Curb
Allangas Gas
Tesan Gil
Land
Rau
Syracuse
Dunkirk
Lake Shore Seed Co
Kiel
Hamburg
Tbs
Cencral Market
East Washington St
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