Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Ohio and PA
Mrs 1.8 Sitler and brother Jon McKay of Spring Creek spent the weekend with Nouman Mektay and family. Mr and Mrs Willan Jolson Jr returned home from a wedding trip to Toledo Marion and other points in Ohio. Mrs Richard Lindsey returned to Thainestown. Mr and Mrs Ralph Long and family left for Philadelphia after visiting John Long’s home on East Wilyne Street. Mrs J Hinebaugh and daughter traveled from Erie to visit her mother Beebe. Mr and Mrs James Ballenger of Columbus Ohio are visiting Mrs Frank Merriam. Mr and Mrs Seth Black traveled to Buffalo Lockport and Geneva for two weeks with relatives. Paul Cauley and son of Jamestown were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Hd Cauley. Kenneth Jaulley of Oli City is spending the week with the Cauleys. W A Steels granddaughter Maury Kathryn Miller spent the day in Union City. Miss Helen McCauley, who spent months in the city with her uncle S W Stewart, leaves Tuesday for her home in San Mateo California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitler
Jon MckKay
Spring Creek
Nouman Mektay
Willan Jolson, Jr
Toledo
Marion
Ohio
East
Bond
Richard Lindsey
Hich
Thanestown
Glu
Welsittyei
Ralph Long
Saturaay
Philadelphia
John Long
Wilyne Street
J. Hhnebaugh
Tyme
Erie
Beebe
James Ballenger
Columbus
Ohi
Frank Merriam
Weal Pleasant Street
Seth Black
Buffalo
Lockport
Geneva
Motor
Paul Cauley and Son
Jamestown
Hd Cauley
Kenneth Jauiley
Oli City
Cauley
W. A. Steel
Maury Kathryn Miller
Mis
Myrtle Brook
Her Wert
Atieke
Myrtle
Ted Tits
Cleveland
Brook
Richard Goodwill
Paul Burns
Ithaca
Burns
Keystone
Richard White
Joseph Downs
Pittsburgh
Katherine Dawn
Marion Street
C. G. Mack
Blanchard
Wexford Warner
Jamestown Yeaterday
A.C. Durham
M. Mack
Elizabeth Aughey
Buialandy
Meevyn Nust
Rochester
Helen
Ruth
Mildred Dahletrand
Bonnie Gordon
Mabel Mumford
Mildred Christensen
Cans
Doutx Lake
Sylvae Villa
Janes
Kansas City
Guy Hastin
Mary Spiesiun
Youngetaym
Pauline Rugan
Blanchard Mack
Meadville
Epworth League
Total Organization
M. Echaret
Mary Stickney
North Yonawands
Bert Stickney
Laabelle Edwards
Warreu
Marshall Johnson
Kenneth Perkins
Olean
HK. Perling
Karl Morris
City Gossip and Visiting Guests In Kane Area
A long list of visitors and residents circulates through Kane and nearby towns. Allan McSpencer Jeff and families travel in from the city for pre Alyo visits. John Phelps, Loura Hov ey and Dave Dilling of Denver join Ms Stone and relatives here. Mrs W. 8. O Brien of Ashville accompanies relatives. Albert Pie and John Brezina of Cleveland depart after visits. Jack Pavilson Merle Sample plan a weeklong motor trip to Harrisburg Philadelphia Atlantic City and eastern stops. Paul Rinker of Detroit visits relatives. Mrs James Burgen and daughter Winifred of Jamestown enroute to Pittsburgh for two months with kin. Mary Whittlesey returns from Buffalo after her sister Aughey’s death. Edmonds of Milan NY visits daughter Mrs Harold Sewell. Mr and Mrs H B Drought and Mrs M Drought visit Sunday then head to Spartansburg. Close of market listings from Logan & Bryan accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan McSpencer
Jeff
Kane
Alyo
Weat
Wayne Street
John Phelps
Loura Hovey
Dave Dilling
Denver
Gale
Ms. Stone
Jon Gily
Mra
O Brien
Ashville
N. Y
Wpen
Warran
Albert d. Pie
John Brezina
Cleveland
Jack Pavilson
Merle Sample
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Atantic City
Paul Rinker
Detroit
James Burgen
Winifred
Jamestown
Pittsburgh
Carmen P
Mary Whittlesey
Qyho
Buffalo
Aughey
Edmonds
Milan
N.Y
Harold Sewell
H. B. Drought
M. Drought
Madison, O
Jues Drought
Intex
Spartansburg
Smoot warns Democrats would hurt business
Senator Smoot of Utah, head of the Senate Finance Committee, warned that a Democratic administration would harm business. He cited appointments of big businessmen to campaign roles and promises not to meddle with tariffs to argue past Democratic pledges were broken by Cleveland and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Smaoat
Ulan
Senate
Anance Committee
Theariff
Alfred H. Smith
Smoot
Cleveland
Wilson
Drowned in Gas During Sewer Work Near Detroit
Detro it reports say G Jobe Bell foreman and Henry Conroy a workman were overcome by natural gas while manhole testing on the Southfield road sewer. Bell died trying to rescue Conroy, according to oil officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnea
Detroit
Mich
Re. G. Jobe Bell
Foreman
Henry Conroy
Southfield Road
Bell
Conroy
City residents injured in weekend car crashes
Local reports describe a series of weekend automobile mishaps on streets and highways near Corry and Titusville. A diner car and another vehicle overturned on McKinney Road, sending debris and fears of multiple injuries. Clyde Eggleston and his family escaped serious harm after their sedan crashed and rolled, with witnesses noting blood and critical damage but few fatalities. Police pursue charges for failure to signal at a stop or turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadly Kent
Palley
Turk
Falei
J Button
Corry
Spancer Hospital
Conneaut Lake Road
the Herald
Graham-Paige
McKinney Road
Brerzéland Farm
Rieeville Corners
Herald
Clyde Rggieston
East Main Street
Heigteston
Eggleston
Egglestons
Multiple Vehicle Crash Injures Six On Kaneville Hill
In Old City Michigan a Chevrolet sedan driven by Kyle D Noel of Reno and a Dodge touring car driven by TM McLain of Spartanburg collided on the Kaneville hill. Six people were injured though none seriously. Ly Npes, 58, brother of the sedan driver, and his daughter Phyllis 8 were treated for bruises and shock. Mrs McCain and three children Ruth Sylvia and Harold were also cut and bruised but homeward bound. A Titusville physician treated the injured at Frank Seely’s home. Frank H Curtis narrowly escaped injury when his 842 Wilys-Snight sedan struck a telephone pole, rolled and pinned his left arm. five stitches were needed but he suffered no other effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Kyle D. Noel
Reno
TM. McLain
Spartanburg
Kaneville Hill
Oi City-Millsville
LY Npes
Phyllis
Fie City Hospital
McCoy's Tablets Ad Promises Gain In Weight For Men
An advertisement urges lean husbands to use McCoy's Tablets to gain weight and restore appeal. It claims an ironclad guarantee offering a full refund if a 60 cent box or a $1 box fails to add at least one pound and improve health after four boxes. The copy notes the product is sold as McCoy's Tablets at N. F. Ames & Co. and other druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
McCay
N. F. Ames & Co
America
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