Cramer-Hand wedding guests visit Warren social scene
Miss Margaret Blair remains at State College after a holiday at home with Mr. and Mrs. Franz Blais of West Church Street. Mr and Mrs HT Gramer and family from Leltoy attend the Cramer Hand wedding reception while Mrs B C Barnes and Mrs Jessie Newton were in Warren to dine with Mrs Edward Linray and MPs at a luncheon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blair
State College
Ols
Franz Blais
West Church Street
Gramer Ana Fms
Leltoy
Dinion
Herbert
Johnstown
B.C. Barnes
Jessie
Newton
Warren Yester Ety
Residents Alter Travel Plans and Visits Across Town
Mrs Mineoli Carlisch and driver Fred Peste of Cranberry Lake N Y spent the past week in the city with Mr and Mrs N Jones and family and left today by motor for a visit in Bradford. Miss Camilla Deiina after visiting in the city returned to Sherman. Misses Jean and Harriet McLean went to Erie for a visit with Aunt Mrs C Puesster. Mrs Mount and Mrs Desmond were guests of friends in Erie. Robert Donaldson of the University of Pittsburgh who spent Me Easter holidays at home in Spring Creek transferred here yesterday to resume studies in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineoli Carlisch
Fred Peste
Cranberry Lake
N. Y
N. Jones
Bradford
Camilla Deiina
Sherman
Jean
Harriet McLean
Erie
C. Puesster
J. ©. Mount
J. J. Desmond
Robert Donaldson
University of Pittsburgh
Spring Creek
Pittsburgh
Personal notices of local residents travel plans
John Newcomb leaves for Willoughby Ohio to stay with his sister for a few days. Miss Melva Miller visits James Town to see friends for several days. Miss Ruth Bennett returns to State College Pa after vacation in the city with her parents. Mrs Charles Benzinger of New York City visits and goes to Warren for an overnight visit. Mrs Tom Williams and daughter Dorothy visited Erie yesterday. Ruth Dahlstrand visits Spring Creek with friends. Mrs Leon Brown visits Cleveland then returns home with Mr Brown. M C Madison leaves for Meadville work after city visit. Mr and Mrs C F Bliss and son Murray return from New York City. Dr G S Peck travels to Wrankin then Herndon Va for celebrations and birthday party. Robert Filson departs for Notre Dame Fort Indiana after city visit. Mrs Will Heath travels to Cleveland to visit daughter Lucile Heath. Miss Coletta Bennett returns to Philadelphia after Easter visit with parents. Mrs Duane Miller and family visit Buffalo. Mr Miller returns to base. Mrs Carvie Wilco travels to Union City to stay with brother Arthur Huntley. Mrs J B Young travels from Port Washington to visit daughter. Buckingham returns to Meadville after overnight business stay. Rev Roger Cressey and Fr Whittlesey attend fire presbytery then return home. Master Robert Swanson visits Union City to stay with grandmother. Mrs CA McLean and daughter Annetis visit Buffalo. Mrs Rose Tortl of Cleveland visits city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newcomb
Willoughby
Ohio
Melva Miller
Jamestown
Ruth Bennett
State College
Duane Street
Charles Benzinger
New York City
Warren
Retha Brown
Tom Williams
Dorothy
Erie
Ruth Dahlstrand
Spring Creek
John
H.H. Lyons
Union City
Leon Brown
Cleveland
David Bacon
Will Heath
Lucile Heath
Coletta Bennett
Philadelphia
G. H. Bennev
Smith Street
Duane Miller
Famly
Buffalo
Henry Gretaler
Miller
Waster
Carvie Wilco
Ban Inging Street
Arthur Huntley
J. B. Young
Port Washington
L. T
James Philip
A Buckingham
Meadville
Roger Cressey
Whittlesey
Olanty
Robert Swanson
Former Corry Girl Married in Brie Ceremony
Miss Jessie May Vogt, daughter of Mrs. Clara Kelly of 2717 Jackson Street Brie and a former Corry resident, married John Baker of Detroit in a Brie church ceremony led by Rev. Clarence W. Allen. The Bakers will reside in Erie. The bride graduated from Prof. H. C. Wilson’s Piano School in June 1926. Baker formerly worked for Ford in Detroit and will enter business in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Vogt
Clara Kelly
Jackson Street
Brie
Corry
John Baker
Detroit
Mid
Hohrum Baker
Boston
Mass
Clarence W. Allen
Baker
Erie
Violence erupts as new Indian uprising turns deadly
Calcutta April 23 A fresh round of civil disobedience in Bengal escalates into violence. Insurgents clash with troops leaving seven dead in Hathazan near Chittazong and four more killed in Bend. A police station was attacked by riders, with police stations and routes damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Persing
Bengal
Hathazan
Chittazong
Bend
Odd Fellows Host Big Gathering Friday Night
Odd Fellows of this city will host the Past Grands Council No 2 of Bek County at the 1. O. O. F. hall on North Center street Friday evening. Members from Hule, Hudson City, Warren, Jamestown and other towns are expected to attend the local meeting with a large turnout. The Past Grands Council will confer the degree on a large class. The program includes talks by visiting members, a social session with a luncheon, and a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grands’ Council
Erie County
Odd Fellows
Bek County
Mieu
Canter Street
Hiie
Uuson City
Warren
Jamestown
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Two Die in Crash of Prince of Wales Plane
Cairo dispatch reports a Prince of Wales air tour plane crash near Helopolis. The royal party perished including Lt. Sloft Officer Beinn and airman C. Davi Phy. The craft carried passengers as it releayed toward Khartoum, ending in the disaster after takeoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
Logan & Bryan
Oi! City
Ey Unitedress
New York: Stock Exchange
Lloyd Mt
Cairo
Egypt
Ay- Bracken
Pigce
Wales
Gairg Orashen
Helopolis
Bya Occipants
Beinn
Airoraftsman
C. Davi
Here
Khartoum
Unclear historic stock list with firms and rates
Fragmentary OCR listing numerous company names across industries. Mentions coppers smelters and miners like Anaconda Kennecott International Nickel, General Motors, Studebaker, Packard, Continental Motors, oil firms such as Continental Oil, Sinclair, Pan American, railroads including B&O, New York Central, Southern Pacific, and steelers Bethlehem Steel US Steel. No coherent event or narrative discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrvsler
Eeecsers
Continental Motors
General Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Atlantic
OM Well Supply
Pan American Bo
Prairie
FAB Pure
Ofbeke Eise Ee Sneer
Enesss
Sinclair
Sere
Raee Rho Sons
Bat
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
American T&t
American Woolen
Armour Ass
US Leather
Columbia Gas & Electie
Westinghouse
West Airbrake O
General Electric New
Tri-Continental
Pittsburgh Curb Humble GiloMuntain Producers
Salt Creek
Dying Convicts Mark Disaster Aftermath At Prison
Convicts perish in extreme heat as conditions worsen after a prison disaster. Father Albert O'Brien says the tragedy is a crime by the state. Survivors crowd into remaining spaces, some sleeping in the Catholic chapel. Warden Thomes faces claims of responsibility amid tense, unsettled mood. Roy R. Gil, conducting a secret probe, reports ongoing unrest and threats among inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Pristin
Albert O'Brien
United Press
Hays
E. P. Thomes
Mira Marshall Roy R. Gil
Sai
Groweh
Thomas
Gill
Also Mentioned on This Page
RIO Rita
Bebe Daniels
John Boles
Wherlen
Robert Wossey
Ley Dun
Attrada
REX Theatre
Isle OF
Escape
Grand Theatre
Cine Mayer
Romentic
Bessie Love
Les King
Anita, Page
Palleing Picture
Oil City Trust Company
Oi Gitu
Fargleys
Center
DR. Pierce
S Ice
ODD Fellows IN Big Gathering
Amevirgs
Ay Bulte Coppers& Zine Kennecott
Eat Ee
International Nickel
Motors
Von
Sterling Coats
Qua
Naits Ladies’ Shop
Penn Oil
New York
Er Supply
Apkansas Gas Associated Gas A Cities Service
Columbia Oil and Gasoline
Fish Rubber
Lone Star Gas New Mo Kans
Penmoad Corp
Chili
Hugey
East Bond Street
Bracken Bros
Corry, Pa
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