Lord Family Plans Short Utica Trip From Pa
Mr and Mrs Clark Lord and daughter Barbara Jane Mrs Stanley EH Nichols and children visit Utica Pa this afternoon for a brief stay 1 Mr and Mrs W Kinch conclude the fragment with the group heading toward extended travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lord
Barbara Jane
Stanley EH. Nichols
Utica
W. Kinch
Davis Family Visits City For Week With Powerys
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of North West Pennsylvania arrived in the city today to spend a week with Mrs. Powery and their family. The visit includes time with the Powerys at their home and with related relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
North West, Pa
R. R. Powery
Famil
Matte Keefe
City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Plorence Twin
Jamestown
Local Notables and Visitors Attend Funerals and Gatherings
Personal mentions include Thomas Lynch of Uniontown visiting O A Stennett in North Center Street. Ruth Bewler returns from camping at Angola. Couples from Westfield New York Stoughton Wisconsin attend Vogill funeral. Numerous relatives and friends travel from Warren Canadohia Lake Buffalo Erie to attend events and visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Vogill
Robert Limony
Charles Wagett
Glade
M. B. Barton
Wrightsville
Titusville
H. B. Reed
Gertrude
Helen Rathbun
Nonth Center Street
Nova Nailes
Grove City
Richard Kirker
Mildred Ross
Buffal
Ruth Becker
Frank Warrell
Frank
Mary
New York City
Mina
Elmer Hitchcock
P J. Foley
Andrew Howeard
Helen Poley
Illwood City
Greenville
Bila George
Sadié Downey
Rochester
L. GB. A
Gandhi Returned to Jail at Yeravda in India
Mahatma Gandhi, Hindu leader, was lodged in Yeravda jail today after his arrest in Ahmedabad on the eve of a planned country wide march. Bombay reports say he may be released under conditions limiting his movements and civil disobedience propaganda. refusal could bring a two year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United P
Uoona
India
Mahatma M. K. Gandhi
Yeravda
Gandhi
Unmedabad
Bombay
Tis
Naventouk
Plemmiye
Japassi
Halduraviar
Flemming
Reception at United Brethren Church for Rey Harris couple
Rey and Mrs H Ray Harris, recently married, were honored at a church reception attended by about 225 friends. The United Brethren in Christ Church was decorated with ferns and pine garlands. An orchestra performed wedding music and a program included greetings, solos, duets, readings, and an address of welcome. A purse of money was presented to the couple by Carl Henton, with Mrs H Harris responding. Refreshments followed served by the Otterbein Guilders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Pierre
G.T. Bergman
Fran Harvey
St. Pierre
Crosby Bush
Keith Henton
Elaine
Agatha St. Pierre
Ministerial Association
Perry Haines
Harley Banks
Cornet
Haymond Cashers
Reading
Tess Wieming
E. A. Hook
Hugh Moshaf
Gerald Fisk
G. T Bergman
Frank Harvey Eaning
Leon VanTassel
Frank Rouse
Willie Price
Churah
Rey
Harris
Steel demand holds up amid steady output and regional gains
The Iron Age notes steel demand remains strong with ingot production steady at 57 percent and pig iron output at near May 191? levels. Daily pig iron capacity runs about 1.859 million tons, with June totals around 2.265 million tons, while gains occur in eastern Pennsylvania and scattered districts, offset by flat national averages. Also listed is a local ad for auto parts and used tires at Van's Auto Service in Cony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Unites Press
York
Iron Age
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Buffalo
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Cleveland-Lorain
Demani Tom
Stocks Rise On Hints Of Govt Aid In Distribution Plan
New York readers report a mild market advance as stocks climb in late session on talks the government may resume the distribution program. Investors cheer potential inflation controls while mining issues and related shares rally. notable price gains listed for U S Smelting and several mining stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Td Peen
Widanoville Homes
American Locomotive
American T &T Anacomia
Awantic Refining
Auburn Oy
B&o
Aylauson
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Hue Button
Baby
Chrysler Secre
Bola
Corry Continental Gas
Columbia Gas
Clymer Todas
He Challeng of Love in Navestock
In Navestock, Wolfe confronts Dr. Threadgold's ally Plemming about a town crisis and Wolfe's burning of papers. The quarrel exposes fault lines between Flem ming's measured authority and Wolfe's reformist zeal as they debate investigations and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemming
Wolfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Tom MIX
Rustlers
John All
North Center
John Banks
Archie Stanford
George Stanford
Erie
Ella Coatean
Daniel Conway
Bridgeport, Conn
James Mead
Hast Wayne
Mary Whittlesey
J. A. Cassidy
Howard Boyéland
C. Barnes
F. S. Austin
Lome
Cornell
Helenp Somurafi
West Lake Road
Gene O'Neil
Mead
John Gill Thomas Mead
Aston Henson
FB. Miller
West Nashington Street
Oakhill
EB. Patchen
Jenny
Ulb. Church
H. Ray Harris
Congregation OF Church
Rose Bampton
Metropolitan Opera
ST. Saens
Sampson
Cleveland Play House
Norton Hall
Normandy
Susan Fisher
Berlin Staats Opera
Chautauqua Opera CO
Formen
Gale
Ron Age
Chevrolet
West South Street
Cony
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Cemecott
Ok “ Verre BO Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
York Central
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Ban Radio Bis Socony Vacuum
Iene
Standard Oil
Calir
Bae Standard Oil
Studebaker Texas Co Ae
US Steel
United Aircraft
United Corps
Woolworth
N. Y
Curb Ark Nat Gas Assoc Gis & Elerie A
PS. Stox
Lone Star Gas
Western PS H
Warwick Deeping
Mr. Wolfe
Nuvestock
Dante
Wolfe Feant
Robert Plemming
Wells
Memmine
Ellie
Newdad
Navestook Board of Guardians
Mr Wolfe
Walfe
Thaye Kt
Robert
Pientming
Pan
Plemming
Mrr
Edo
Nat Anwan
Tobert Klemmingshe
Navestock
Josvin
Beech Hill
Jonah
Nave
Uldhulk
Wannington
Keening-Room
Mary Mascall
Mary Musscall
Jarvest
Cone
Mplemming