Local residents engage in meetings and travel around town
Hugh DeLury of Fredonia visits Harrisburg for a meeting with Lise Brank and Sinclair Oil reps. Mrs Perry Nichols and son and Mr and Mrs Robert Long motor to Erie for a day on business. John Boryk plans a indefinite stay with relatives in Burgan North Carolina. Mogan Sample Skiffs Cullen Myers and others visit Harrissburg and return. Armour Hillstrom returns from Allegheny College Meadville with a cappella group. Edward Kinley Jr and family send him back to Norfolk Naval base. Loveland returns from New York City. Oleta Perkins and brother depart for State College to resume studies after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh DeLury
Fredonia
S. Prichard Teft
Hus
Risburg
Lise Brank
DeLury
Sinclair Oil
Perry M. Nichols
Robert Long Motorei
Ronald
Erie Iis
Erie
John Boryk
Burgan
N.C
J. B. Mogan
Elizabeth Sample
Leo Skiffs
Cleveland
Mic Cullen
South Center Street
Warrier Myers
East Way Street
Harrissburg
Armour Hillstrom
Allegheny College
Meadville
Edward Kinley, Jr
Lie City
East South Street
Naval
Norfolk
B.A. Loveland
New York City
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Personal mentions cover Mr and Mrs W C Cox and sons Donald and Carl visiting Baston in McKeesport and returning yesterday. Harol d Sweet and Mrs W B Bricker return from Marion Ohio after visiting ill relation. Bricker to return home. Wathen Reich and Sam Reich visit the city on business, Jeffines returns to Corry after wintering in Florida and Texas. Margaret Clark returns to Karns City after an Easter visit and is elected teacher there. Leo Coyle and Arthur Weidner travel to Winner Weidner’s home near Spartansburg due to death. services Wednesday. George Walters Joe Moore and Croreta Hoerbelt of Buffalo visit Mrs L Vanderhool. WW L Trill travels to Erie on business. Harold K Powell returns from Cleveland. Lloyd Watson of Union City returns home after visiting Mrs Maude Nichols. Frank Butters returns to Pittsburgh to study at University Medical College after Easter home. Sherman Martin and wife return home after visiting Perry Nichols. Keefe family from Wesleyville visit for St Edwards hall dinner served by Corry Branch No 5 LoB.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cox and Sons
Donald and
Carl
Baston
McKeesport
Harold Sweet
Leo Coyle
Arthur Weidner
Winner Weidner
Spartansburg
Wm. Weidner
George Walters
Joe Moore
Coretta Hoerbelt
Buffalo
L. Vanderhool
South Senter Street
WW. L. Trill
Erie
Harold K. Powell
Cleveland
Lloyd Watson
Union City
Maude Nichols
Frank Butters
Clemma Butters
Pittsburgh
Medical College
University of Pittsburgh
Sherman Martin
Jamestown
Perry M. Nichols
Frank Keefe
Wesleyville
St. Edward's Hall
Corry Branch No. 5
Lc. B.A
Funeral of David Buck
Funeral services for David Buck, a well known city resident, were held Monday at 2 pm at Pais Lutheran church with Rev. B. L. Whagner presiding. The ceremony occurred at the late home on East Sour Street, drew many relatives and friends, and concluded with interment in Erie cemetery with bearers Brundage, Hinn, Bell, Juds, Zew, and others. attendees from outside the city included Miss Mary Buck, Miss Mary Vollmer, BE F. Spring, and several from Erie and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Whagner
Pais Lutheran Church
David Buck
Sour Street
E. EB. Hawkins
Dorothy Waller Griffiths
Erie
Arthur Brundage
William Hinn
Abbert Bell
August
Max Jud
John Zew
Neon
Mary Buck
Mary Vollmer
BE. F. Spring
John Zeeb
William Hira
Gus Hocnes
Max
August Jy
Mary Bell
Eric and
Squiers
Pittsburgh
Dairymen to Meet at Cambridge Springs Picnic
A sub-district meeting and ey e picnic dinner are planned in Cambridge Springs. All interested dairymen are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Springs
Eye
Silver shares lead as markets rise amid supply names
The stock market advanced in early afternoon trading with gains in Silver, General Motors, International Nickel, Montgomery Ward, and New York Central while motors and related firms lagged on strike news. Notable tickers included Pure Oil, Standard Oil, Texaco, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Bethlehem Steel, and American Can. Social notes mention Mrs. Ed Gatlup and Macy visiting Mrs. Bennett in Culetrove, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Bok Mennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
New York
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Motors
Socony
Toledo
Standard Oil
Standard Oil NJ
Thited Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Aweesne Woolworth
The Cold Finger Curse Ends? Callen Confesses in Montreal
In a Montreal hotel, Callen confesses under pressure to Inspector McEntry and Captain Montigny that Price Merriam plotted the Elderbank jewelry theft. The lie detector of crime unravels the case as Callen details past schemes and the role of Capples, a police stool pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEntry
Montigny
Merriam
Callen
Merman
Snowbird
Gus Heine~mer
Montreal
McEniry
Capples
Isside Ani
Merviau
Duane
Barney O'Brien
Dallerman
O'Brien
Mer Jriam
Cupples
Joe
Gus Heinemer
Darden
Elaerbank
Watun
Hoinemner
Fenve
Jack Callen
Price Merriam
Lef Gallen
Sehuemant
Nehuyman
Widerhawk
Cale
Nishi
Ciyot
Toxo
Waverley
Place Montiemy
Marjorie Clarken
Glenn ‘Thurber
Glenn
Miss Clarke
Jal
Montieny
Gentral Park West
Thad
Joe Latterman
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iUh Literary
Bragweign
Rex
Paul Lucas
Allison Skipworth
D. W. Griffith
Lilliangish
Henry Walthall
Wallace Reid
Mae Marsh
Ralph Lewis
Geo
Burns
Gracie Allen
Hammond
Eagle Street
Riverside
Riverside Truck Tires
Riverside Tractor Tires
Wards Riverside
America
Montgomery
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t
Anacome
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Ates
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation i
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Eee
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Olive Continental Can
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
Arkanaas Gas
Asso Gas & Efectric
Ererrental PS
Line Star Gas
West
Pub Serv
Ed Gatlup
Daygister
Macy
Culetrove
G. E. Bennett
Ty Edwin Dial Torgerson
Laval
Elderbank
A Montigny
Soe
Tim
Police Department
Jape Valen
Hse Mgucy
Grind Central
Spector McEntry
Serveahl Darden
Mabty
Callon
Grek
Tispector McEntry
Ron. Elderhank
Europe
Maiden Lane
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