Local residents return home from various destinations
Personal mentions record Ross Fehlman, Reymond Sandiury and John Mitchell returning from Pynatuning Dam work, Mrs. D Lundquist from Linesville, Jamestown visitors Mrs. Merritt Hunt and kin, and numerous others arriving or departing for family events, funerals, visits, and weekend trips across Erie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fehlman
Reymond Sandiury
John Mitchell
Pynatuning Dam
Lundquist
Linesville
Merritt Hunt
Jamestown
Connie O'Neil
John Little
Alison
N. Y
Laura Dodd
Erie
G. G. Barker
Albert L. Miller
Paul Weber
Leo Hoylen
Harold Cragg
Anna Shields
Lena St. Obit
Lyle Graham
M. Leo Mulderick
J. A. Cassidy
Grovestraet
Funeral services for Scott Little in Spring Creek area
Funeral services for Scott Little, longtime Spring Creek Township resident, were held at Bracker-Keating chapel in Leon with officiant LB.S A of Erie presiding. Interment followed in Spring Creek cemetery. A large local and out of town attendance accompanied by a long list of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Little
Spring Creat Township
Charles Tripp
Bracker-Keating
Leon
Camier
Lb.s A
Erie
Spring Creek
Dana Little
Roy Little
Playa Johnson
Andrew Lindell
Clarence Lamon
Mark Holcomb
John Little
Acfison
Nlys
Monve
Sinclairville
M's
Elizabeth Holcomb
Toa
Jamestown
P. M. Lindell
Russell
M. Dunham
B. F. Bilgett
Warres
Harry John- 301
Morton
Minnie Johnson
A. Porter
Ray Decean
Minnie Burch
F Srisgold
Cora Lamona
Guz Tohesoh
Clarence la- Alta Mead
L. Stewart
Sprig Crowle
Aut
Roy Litts
Nort East
Leo Conner
Brie
Townsend Club Hears Erie Man and Political Tone
ATownsend Club meeting in the Grand theatre heard J R Hogan, Erie district organizer, discuss three issues politics propaganda and a recovery movement. He noted two district speakers Charles Crosby and J Wil son will attend Erie next Tuesday with Dr Clinton Wunder guest speaker. Also reports of stockholders facing 349000 in assessments at American State Bank with shares listed for several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Grand Theatre
J. R. Hogan
Erie
People's Movement
Townsend Flan
Mr. Hogan
Charles N. Crosby
J. Wile Son
American Legion
American Peders- Hon
Tra
Former Corry girl marries former Corry girl
Mrs. Paul Nichols of Wellington announces the marriage of her daughter Virginia Batsford now of Corry to Verne Mahon son of San Leandro Sulu. They wed at the Presbyterian church in Wheeling West Virginia on April 1. After a wedding trip they plan to reside in Wellington where Mahon will run a new restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dean
Westfield
N. C
Corinne Dean Irving
Merrill Wilcox
Gon
Willoughby
Akron
Wallace Hammond
Wilcox
Anna Wilcox
W. Grey
Perio
Garland
James Maclanes
McIntyre
John Hopkins
M. Eustice
Evie
James Phillip
Port Washington
J. JH. Young
G. G. Chyler
Warren
J. A. McQuiston
Bilt
June
Charles Kromas
Drie
Kromas
Ley
Harry
Fily
Patricia
Henry Emmons
Spencer
N. Y
GT. Kincaid
North Center Street
Murrey
Wilda
Leviews
Mass
Corry
Marjorie Meiub
Jacqua
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Shio
Langister
Virginia Batsford
Newly
Verne Mahon
Hon
San Leandre
Sulu
Wheeling
W. Va
Ve Fney
Tornaide
Mr. Manor Tanaging
New Restaurant Mere
Thompson's Barasma Tablets claim to cleanse kidneys
An old advertisement extols Barasma Tablets to cleanse kidneys and remove poisons, promising relief from headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pain, and general ailments caused by clogged kidneys. It claims improved blood filtering and urges purchase at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Pike Thompson
Market Gossips and Shifts Across Commodities and Stocks
United Press reports a light weekly stock list with the year-to-date volume crossing 200 million shares, the first since 1830. Bonds eased, wheat rose to near 12 dollars a bushel, silver advanced to 45 cents, cotton and rubber hit new highs, and steel utilization climbed to 67.9 percent. Automobile production rose, but shares eased from highs. Auburn faced probe pressures before stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Cram
Inc
Auburn Automobile
American Tron & Steel Institute
Raita
Stocks unsettled by Johns-Manville report
The Johns-Manville report shows a 28 percent drop in net income for the first quarter, sending the stock down over 10 points in a late session. Despite gross business of 7.91 million versus 6.45 million a year earlier, rising costs produced a profit of 176,784, below last year’s 216,578.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns-Manville
United Press
New York
Johns- Manville
American Can
American T & T
Auiconoid
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Epee
Bythichum Steel Bendix Aviation
Curtise-Wright
Columbia Gas Fie
Oss Chrysler
Continental Can
Brie c Teereine
General Motors
General Dieetric
International
Nick Kennett
Hedvingloty
Tdcoweresh
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Centre
Northern Pacific
Clis Ste
Packard
Epeiseee
IDG Penn TR Verses Aealee Pure Oi
Ratlio
Jccc
Csce
Studebaker
Bleus Nhb
Titited Corps
Westinghouse Woodyouth
Youngelown 5 & T N
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Rex
Larry Crabbe
Ria, Ony
Warner. He
Aet
Nat's
Ruby
Keeler
Ick Powell
Dan Blondell
Jack Oakie
REX Theatre
Fox News
Credit and
Member
Federal Reserve System
Automotive Service West
Condra’s Pharmacy
Townsend Club
Erie Bank
Meeting State
Crosby
SRIE
Butcher A. Harr
Stile Banking
American State Bank
Frisday
Cart
Louis Phillips
Angelo Phillips
Lierty St
Nantina Phillips
W. 25Th St
Joseph Nopio
Chest
Pasquale Bruno
W. 17Th St
Jennie Philips
Jennie Phillips Margee
W. Dist St
Leonard Pasqualicebio
W. 22Nd St
Loblaw's
Armour's
Calif
Callies
N. Center
Clarks
Weg Boc
Keister
Arkansas Gas
Brias Cab Serb Supply
Vay Asso Gas & Klettios Hervinwe
Lone Star Gaz Nest Pub Serv
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