Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns and Cities
Mr and Mrs Francis Higgins of Meadville spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Miss Thelms McLean returned to Union City with her parents Mr and Mrs C I McLean after a visit. Mrs Stewart leaves for home from Los Angeles with the family. Miss Helen Chronis visited Erie and returned home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Francis of Bradford Pa returned after visiting Mr and Mrs W B Mathews. Miss Celina O'Brien went to Erie for the day. Mrs M C Gallup of Findley Lates is in town on business. James Burnison returns to Cong Ley from Niagara Falls New York after an overnight visit. Evans Fushirg of Jamestown returned home after a visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Francis Higgins
Meadville
Cory
Thelms McLean
Union City
C. i McLean
Erie
Thomas Francis
Briford
Ond
Evans Fushirg
Jamestown
Cit
J. Thurston
Oil City
Leon Thurston
Lemonstree
Clara Cullen
Washington, D
Miss Cullen
Corry Nurses Alumnae Association
Clemma ‘Butters and Som
Charles
Kittanning
H. A. Thayer
Westfield
B. Hart
Corey Hospital
Mary Sloane
Gertrude Dillon
Thad Lawson
Hve
Warren
Bill Dyckes
Williard Dyckes
Margaret Clark
Pittsburgh
George Bedize Jett Saburday
Chivago
Min
Goo. Beauze
Mary Higgins
Olean
N. Y
J. E. Higgins
Jean Osborne
James Bowman
Tionesta
George Muliberick
Myra ‘Thomas
Vincent Desmond
Mildred Denton
Margaret Brown
Lillian Murray
Anne Seicrak
Blanch Loveland
Berneice Lindsey
Tez Fitch
Gertrude Field
Union City Business and Professional Women's Club
Presbyterian Church
Clara Wilson Clapp
Chicago
Stillwater
Minn
M. J) Parcell
Famly
North Center Street
Gillette
Connellsville
L. R. Tiffany and Son
Keppel
RC. Loupe
Columbu Pa
Theron Dikeman
Dunkirk
N.Y
Dikeman
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Personal mentions of Mrs J Thurston returning to Oil City from Lemonstree visits Miss Clara Cullen bound for Washington for National Nurses Convention as Corry Nurses Alumnae delegate. Several residents travel for family events and hospital matters with multiple named people and places across Erie Warren Corry and Dunkirk.
RFC Expenditures Decline as Relief Spending Shifts
The article notes dwindling RFC outlays as conditions improve and relief funding shifts. Nine months into the fiscal year, RFC spending reached about 1.29 billion dollars, roughly 10 cents of every budgeted dollar, with projections suggesting total expenditures near 1.7 to 2.25 billion. It highlights bank confidence, FDIC influence, loan repayments, and plans for possible new semi government lending structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
Jesse H. Jones
APC
Public Gyerks
Emergency Conservation
Telnesses Valley
Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Actor William Green’s Mother Dies in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Elize beth Grean aged 74 mother of former New York actor and current radio announcer William Green died of a heart attack in Pa. Burial set for Union City New Jersey. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Lindstrom of Corry R D 1 a son Harry on Sunday morning April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim, Pa
Elizebeth Grean
William Green
New York
Union City
N. J
Arthur Lindstrom
If Corry
R. D
Harry
Beamish Urges Lower Voting Age to 19 for Youths
Washington Pa April 27 Secretary Richard J Beamish spoke to the Washington and Jefferson college senior class urging broader youth opportunities. He argued that lowering the voting age from 24 to 19 would empower youths, remove power from corrupt leaders, and spark a rebirth of American vigor and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beamish
Commonwealth
Ington and Jefferson College
Washington
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Richard J. Beamish
Washington and Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
United States
Irregular Trading On New York Steel Exchange
Dull early trading on the New York steel exchange shows irregular prices with International Nickel at a yearly high of 28 9 1 4s. The list of listed stocks includes American Can American Locomotive American Smelters and others such as United States Steel and Continental Can with varied moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unisacres
New York
Stele Exchange
T&t
Annconda
Enema Atlantic Refining
Auburn Ay Bendis Aviation
Baan
Pethlenem Steel
Canadian Pacffc
Wloss Assy Athe
Chrysler
Columbia
Continental Can
Consolidated Oit
Curtiss-Wright
Kenhecntt
Biel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
C . Us
New York Central Cap
Northern Eneifie
Penta
Radi
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil NS
Hold Contract With Utility Blocked In Corapolis
Harrisburg reports the Public Service Commission refused to approve the DuQuesne Light Company borough contract for 100 year lighting. The company would have paid 75 000 dollars under the deal. In Oregon John Wooker 76 died after playing an old melody at Cottage Grove. In Kansas a storm killed over 500 wild ducks near Ullysses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
DuQuesne Light Company
Coracpolis
Ie Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Dies
Cottage Grove
Ore
John Wookes
Home Sweet Home
Emerald thefts complicate Lanyard's voyage and family clues
On the Navarre bound for America, Lanyard reunites with his son Maurice also known as Maur ice Parry who hides a thefts trail. Fay Crozier and detective Crate push to unmask the true thief while the emeralds counterfeit plot unfolds and tension rises aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
America
Michael Lanyard
Lone Wolf
Brookdam
Lanyard
Maurice Parry
Penna Crozier
Fay Crozier
Maurice
Fay
Mme. Crozier
Pay
Plon
Tapyard
Crozier
France
Fay Crogien
Tay
Fay Crosier
Vas
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Starves
Eons Bogle
the Citizens Mtn Bank
Iret Eee Ay Ais
United Press
Studebaker
Texas
United Aircraft
United Gas Weatinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Ark
Uuna Assoo Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas West
Ulysses
Kan
Marl Lyter
Jerry Sullivan
Fenn
Mr. Lanyard
Nhew Bey
M. Lanyard
Ray Crozier
Mme. Grazier
Penno
Qho
Fenno
Indy
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