Personal Mentions of Visitors and Travelers in Erie
A Chicago business trip brings Morris Bernstein to the city and the Century of Progress Exposition. Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Richardson and Miss Walters, travel to Philadelphia and Leeper for visits and teaching duties. Others journey to Chicago, Rome, Youngstown, and Cleveland, with operations to Navy yards and Chautauqua noted, plus attendances at reunions and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bernstein
Chicago
Bernstein
Richardson
Philadelphia
Charles N. Wales
Harold Powell
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Misa Charlotte Walters
Leeper
Washington Street
Miss Walters
Earl Shaffer
The
Personal Finance Corp
Youngtown
Rome
N. Y
P.L. Durham
Durham
Cleveland
Francis Duke
Navy Yards
Philip Nast
Hornell
Babbitt
Patricia
Erie
Wellsboro
Margaret ‘Wetmore
Austin
Wellsborea
Frank Lits, Jr
John Mara
Buffalo
Phyllia Dietzel
Albany
8. K. Broughton
Irene
Andry
Alton Klinger
Burchard and Pierce
Broughton
West
Donald Decean
Olive Hisson
Mary Prive
Frank Say
Louis LePage
Minna [Vans
Union City
Ed McIntyre
Corry
Mary Berry
W. Pleasant Street
Professor Wilson Honored at Musical Dinner
A Corry event celebrated Prof. Wilson with a piano program by two former pupils and a fine improvisation by the professor. Guests from across states sent telegrams and letters, recognizing his public beneficence and the memorable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Wilson
Dinner- Musicale
Trompage
Penc Esiene
Paderewsky
Liszt
Cyril Scott Harrison W. Burch
Vodorinski
Genevieve Scott Johnson Keppel Tiffany
Out of the City
Bernice Bracken Davis
Uniontown
Clarissa A. Randal
Harriet Duncomb
Myra A. Duncombe
Anna Marie Mineo
Margaret LeFevre
C. L. ‘Meal
Union City
Plorette Humes Wadl
Ruth
Nan Truesdell Cornell
Mrs. House
Beas Naylor
Brie
Alice Dodd Page
Natalie Georgia Dodd
Vernelia Gordon Page
Erma Gordon
Mildred Schramling
Columbus
Mildred Crowell Cowles
Leo Doubt
Florence. Barry
Cleveland
Georgia Fox Hays
Binghamton
Mary Higgins Roberts
Findley Lake
Katharine Auer
Warren
Sue Williams van Wert
Bess Heath Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Marie Steely Denning
Atanta
Walter Longer
Long Beach Ind
Lucille Murray
Ballston Spa
Corry
Royal Board Posts Net Surplus in 1933 Sweden
Stockholm reports the Swedish royal board of telephone, telegraph and radio showing a net surplus for 1933. The Hof 30,078,000 kroner surplus was higher than the previous year by an estimated several million kroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
Swedish Royal Board of Telephone, Telegraph and Radio
United Brethren Church Officers Elected Plans Made for Anniversary Day
The official board of the United Brethren in Christchurch met to set plans for the annual anniversary day on October 7, with prominent speakers to be secured. A church fellowship supper and social to raise funds for the coal debt is planned for Friday August 24. Officers named include G. Z. Bergman secretary, Howard Van Tassel financial secretary, Lyle Thomas treasurer, E. S. Farrington benevolence treasurer, and R. Guthers as Holy Communion steward. The executive committee also serves as the music committee, with further appointments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Tle
Churet
G. Z. Bergman
Howard van Tassel
Lyle ‘Thomas
E. 8
Farrington
Raymond Guthers
Tuicouliniites
Pra O G. Harvey
George Akam
B.S. Farrington
Leon van Tassel
BE. V. McClintock
R. H. van ‘Tassel
E. V. McClintock
Charles Keppe
C. Henton
Mahe! Carroll
Phuntiy’ Hattust Mes
Bush
Walter Keppel
Jammeh
Harris
FO. Harvey
Carl L. Henton
Raymon Gathers
Church
Stocks Rally Fades on Market Slump and Mixed Bonds
Wall Street fell from early optimism as prices sagged and bonds showed mixed results. Cotton and grains moved lower while corn held firm and the dollar rose after an initial dip. Closing quotes listed major industrials such as American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wall Street
U.S
American Can
American Smelters
American
T & T UY
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Cererne
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canuiian Pacis
Oypiy
BOI
Columbia Gas
Cerery BH
Continental Can
New York Central Northern Paci Otis Steel
Storm Troops Disbanded Near Austrian Border
German authorities ordered the disbanding of storm troops led by Austrian Nawis after the failed Putsch. Evacuation of camps near the Austrian border began as Germany seeks to ease tensions with Austria over Nazi excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Munich
Germany
Nawis
Austria
Storml
Lieppérs
Hawthorn Heirlooms and Hidden Debts Spark a Rift
Caroline and Howard confront a looming financial crash that could fracture their engagement. Philip Dunsworth accuses Henry Dunsworth of wrecking his fortune, threatening the couple's future and exposing how a faded estate and a soap rivalry strain the families. Caroline plans a party as tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn
Philip Ruts
Caroline
Howard Dunsworth
Howard
Philip
Henry Dunsworth
Dunsworth
Howsard
Engagement Shattered by Money Ties and Family Pressure
Caroline and Howard confront engagement rupture over money and inheritance. She throws the engagement ring. he refuses to accept it and contemplates future plans as they face mercenary concerns. Caroline suspects Gwen Hoffman, while Howard recalls parental support and the prospect of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Caro
Jet
Caroline
Howard Dunsworth
Ievelly
Finis
Marcy
Gwendolyn Hoffman
Gwen~ndolyn
Gwendolyn
Betas
Giese Og
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Rex
Ken Mason
Lone Gulch
E. W. Hammons
Ombstone Canyon
Cecelia Parker
Alan James
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Chuck Roast
Callies
Tomarrow
Member
Federal Reserve System
Zal’s
North Corry
Powell Motor CO
Corry, Pa
Board OF
U.B. Church Meets
Penta
Studebaker Wexas
US Steel
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
BLM
Woolworth Ak
Ark NataGs
Assoc Gas & Electric
Sig Lane Star Gas West Pub
Storm Troops
Aroline
Father
Garolin
Hawthorn House
Ruth Dewey “ Groves
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