Social visits span several cities in region
Mrs Helen M Schluraff of Erie visited friends in the city last evening. Mr and Mrs Roy Balenverger of Allentown Pa and Mrs Ida Morton left today for several days stay in Chicago Ill with relatives and friends. Miss Lillian Spaulding is in Albion Pa a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Forbes. Mrs Richard Merker went to Jamestown this afternoon and was accompanied home by her mother Mrs Esther Fredlund who will be her guest for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Schluraff
Erie
Roy Balenverger
Allentown
Ida Morton
Icago
Lillian Spaulding
Albion
Forbes
Richard Merker
Jamestown
Esther Fredlund
Alice Tupper
Gladys Haynes
Washington, D. C
Brie
Main
J. Dieter
S. J. Gilverthorne
Conavant
M. Perkins
West—Congrass Street
Harold Dugan
Philadelphia
James Murphy
Pittsburgh
Sterl Artley
Sayre
Jank P. Lite
Harry Spicer
Warren
Bred Hoenes
Cottage Park
Columbus
Vibettis Ferry
Frank
Lilah
Donald Stewart
Percy Clark
Elyria
Arden Ferry
Blaine Kincaid
Lois Rose
Union City
GA. Stearns
East South Street
Dawson Olmstead
Georgia
Margaret Bbblie
Ene
Jennie Titus
Mott Street
Della Carey
Corry
North Center Street
J. R. Elliott
Toy
V. M. Sandburg
Anne Wales
Minnie Spear
Chautauqua
N. C
England
Boston
Pittsfield
Mass
Array of relatives travelers and visitors depart after stays
Mrs Edward Conway and children return to Chicago after two weeks with relatives in the area. Lloyd Stowe A F Carlburg and W B Om head to Witkiss Barre Pa for the American Legion convention. Joy e Jordan returns from Jamestown visiting great grandmother Mrs Egler Sample. Numerous residents and visitors noted in brief travel and social updates across Erie Corry and Warren with calls to Philadelphia Erie and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conway
Chicago
City
Beaverdam
Lloyd Stowe
A. F. Carlburg
W. B. Om
Motors
Witkess Barre
American Legion
Joyce Jordan
Merle Jordan
R. D
Jamestown
Egler Sample
Carl Donaldson
Billy
Stearns Cottage
Warren, Pa
Stocks Move Irregularly In Light Late Trading
The United Press reports a stock market day with irregular swings and heavy profit taking offset by investment demand. Volume stayed above 1.5 million shares after lighter activity on Monday and Tuesday, with a list of closing prices across major firms and utilities including American Can, General Electric, U S Steel, Standard Oil, Texaco, and more reflecting mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
American Can Dente Ae
American Locomotive Area
American Smelters
American T & Too
Giinyaveds
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Oc
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific Geo
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated Gas
Continental Dan Curtiss-Wright
Erie
Eee
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Nae Bay Northern Pacific
Rire Otis Steel
Penna
Vias
Socony Vacuum
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
United Corp . Westingtouse Electric Woolworth
Man faces life in Michigan after murder verdict
Detroit August 14 United Press reports Procurer William Schweitzer, killer of Howard Carter Dickinson, turns to the Bible while facing life imprisonment. Schweitzer and three women, Florence Ana, Loretta Jackson, and Jean Mitler, were found guilty of first degree murder. jury urged mercy for the women, but Michigan law mandates life terms for all. Judge John A. Boyne will sentence them Thursday. Michigan does not have the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. MacDonald
United Press
Detroit
William Schweitzer
Howard Carter Dickinson
Charles Evans Hughes
Providence
Michigan
Schweitzer
Florence Ana
Loretta Jackson
Jean Mitler
John A. Boyne
Call for Special Election To Fill Congressional Vacancy
Ohio Supreme Court hears petition by H Armstrong named as taxpayer seeking a special election to fill the congressional vacancy caused by the death of Charles V Truax. The move was presented in Columbus on August 14 by attorneys for Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unica Vess
Columbus
Asult
Davey
Chas. V. Truax
Ohio Supreme Court
Attorneya
H. ©. Armstrong
Seven Flee From Buffalo Jail
Hundreds of law enforcement officers mobilized in Buffalo New York to hunt seven escaped inmates from Erie county jail who slipped away during the night. Six of the fugitives were described as dangerous and authorities released names including Edward Ormanski twenty eight and Leroy Mers twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Erie County
Edward [Ormanski
Fraple Malmzewski
Edward Matusczkiewicz
John Dolac
Theodora Paniewicz
Adam L. Phillips
Leroy
Mers
Lindstrom Reunion Held At Corry Home
The ninth Lindstrom family reunion was held August 1 at the Corry home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindstrom with about eighty relatives from Buffalo Jamestown Busti Youngsville Sugar Grove Ashville Celoron Lakewood and Massillon in attendance. Officers elected for the year included Oscar Lindstrom president Gust Wester vice president Pauline Swanson secretary treasurer Ellen Lindblooms historian Emta Swanson memorial Arthur Lindstrom treasurer and George Lindstrom. The historian’s rhymed report was read. two births and one death were reported along with one marriage. An invitation to meet August 9, 1986, at Mr. and Mrs. Axel Swanson’s home was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindstrom
Lindstrom Famiy
Fred Lindstrom
Corry
Buffalo
Jamestown
Busti
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Ashville
Celoron
Lakewood
Massilon
Oscar Lindstrom
Gust Weter
Pauline Swanson
Ellen Lindbloom
Emta Swanson
Arthur Lindstran
Tred Lindsteam
George Lindstrom
Elen Lindbloom
Jamestown S
Axel Swanson ii
Associated System Opposes Wheeler Rayburn Bill in Defense of State Regulation
The Associated System denounces Federal preemption, arguing the Wheeler Rayburn Bill would override state and municipal regulation, replace private management, cause red tape, raise costs for consumers, and injure security holders while maintaining that protests cited by anti utility groups stem from selfish interests rather than public good. Representative Huddleston of Alabama notes the transmission implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated System
Wheeler-Rayburn
Senate
House
United States
Congress
Washington
Mixer Reunion at Camp Mareresan Ganar dohta Lake
The fifteenth annual Mixer reunion gathered about sixty at Camp Mareresan Ganar dohta Lake on Sunday. Officers retained for another year were President Bibert Mixer, Vice President Fred J. Mixer, Secretary Rose EB, Treasurer Cook, with Emma Gates and Rose Cook on the program committee. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday of August 1086 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mareresan Ganardohta Lake
Bibert Mixer
Fred J. Mixer
Rose EB
Cook
Emma Gates
Rose Cook
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Rex
Fred Keating
Betty Grable
Evelyn Brent
Erik Rhodes
Dorothy Fields
Jimmy
George Stevens
RKO Radio Picture
WAL
Powell
Richard DIX i
West OF the Pecos
Glendora
Glendora Dole
Baker’s Milk Shake
Member
Federal Reserve System
Lawrence K. Desmond
New York City
J. J. Desmond
William Elliott
Katherine Florence Desmond
Mattila
Minna Kamben
Camp Caledon
Lake Erie
N.Y. Stox
Arkansas Gas Tree
Uetene Asso Gas & Elettric
PS. Stox
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Associated
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
Huddleston
Alabama
Roosevelt
Sioux City
Iowa
New York State
Pennsylvania
Associated Gas & Electric System
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