Personal Notices of Local Residents Leave for Short Trips
Personal mentions record several residents departing for funeral services in Angola and Cleveland, visits to relatives in Pittsburgh and Jamestown, and gatherings with friends. Included are Mrs. Zilswedk and daughter Helen, Miss Katherine Boisson, Deputy A. Babbitt, and many others traveling to Philadelphia, Buffalo, and broader trips to Montreal, the Adirondacks, and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman White
Mav
Sidney Darwin
Angola
Eugene Guest
A. Zalzneck
Ada
Philip
Lilian
Cleveland
Zilswedk
Helen
Robert Ream
G. M. Ream
Katherine Boisson
Pittsburgh
Frances McCormack
Findley
M. G. Bowman
J. #. Austin
Erie
Wy d. Carrico
Albert Crosby
Frank Crosby
Coumbus
Hazel Sweets
Ruth
Kathyn Powers
Margaret Spiesman
Buffalo
Montreal
Adirondack Mountains
Herilton
Ont
Associated Spring Corporation
Wis
Julia Rildy
Tylersburg
Rib Lake
Monty Youngh
Sarah Shields
Aho
Philadelphia
Charles Puller
Centerville
Mary Tuller
James West
Jamestown
Corry Friends
Clara Ruffner
Nason Hospital
Roarine Springs
F. P. Ruffner
Allan M. Spencer
Kane
G. Spencer
West
Wayne Sireet
Mina Terry
G. M. Terry
Concord Street
Norman Scholton
S. Martin
John D. Pitt
Carlton
Harry Rhodes
Lily Dale
Dr. Rhodes
Rhodes
May Beckman
Bile’ Jean
Julia Clark
Mark Street
Ralph ‘Philips
Consent ‘Lake
FF. L. Wacks
Pranitin Street
Mrr
Robert Null
Julia Rodgers
O.A. Stennett
North Center Street
Mary Malone
Detroit
Mich
Michael Malone
Woith McCray
Hazel Morrell
Bn West Pleasant Street
George Shippey
Tadlanappila Indi
Tagene Miller
West Church Street
Mag. B. B. Higley
Chicago
Spen Wriday
C. A Shoop
Charles Mall
Elabeth Hall
Smpth
Harrisburg
Washington
Cornelia Pri
Hammond
W. H.varrell
Mrs. Tate
Sun ‘N
New York
Large Army of Rats Menace Mongolia
A San Francisco Chronicle style dispatch reports an alleged army of millions of rats marching through outer Mongolia toward North Manchuria from Yinsk, Siberia. The movement is led by “army corps leaders” and rumoured to gather food as they advance, while White Russian papers in Harbin call it the red rat movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aninga
Priping
Harbin
An Amy
Rais
Outer Mongolia
Manchuria
Yinsk
Siberia
Russia
Governor Sampson Rarely Leaves Kentucky on Duty
The report notes Governor Elem D. Sampson, a Republican of Kentucky, seldom leaves the state. It claims a deputy lieutenant governor, James Breathili Jr., a Democrat, could appoint many officials when Sampson is away. The piece suggests Sampson’s absence affected Hoover era conferences and Kentucky appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elem D. Sampson
Kentucky
James Breathili, Jr
Sampson
Ayows
Advuen Kerttcky
Hoover
Lawn Festival at St. Phonins Church A Hit
A dawn event at St. Phonins parish lawn drew hundreds for the annual lawn festival. The night featured bright lighting, booths, candy, bingo and various concessions. Mrs. Thomas Downey led the kitchen, serving coffee, cream and cake to about a thousand guests, with a substantial sum raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Rectory
St. Phonins Church
Amd
Thomas Downey
Kitahsa
Wholesale prices slump again in July report
Washington August 16 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported July wholesale prices fell relative to June with the purchasing power of the dollar at 119 versus 1926 100 and prices at 84 of normal. The report covered 57 commodities with 2368 items down. Mexico City Cathedral reopened after religious conflict, mass held by Archbishop Diaz as crowds gathered throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
Washington
Bureau of Lab Steristics
Mexico Cuty
Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
Market Close Report With Exchange Quotations
Quotations supplied by Log an Bryan of Oil City, NYSE member, show closing figures for copper and nickel stocks. Bracken, manager of Coppers, notes mixed results as American Smelters and Butte Copper & Zinc slip, while Continental Motors and other listed firms register minor moves amid trading that ends the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M Bracken
Amacomta Eyes
Eevee American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zine
Wemmecatt
International Nickel
Caryster
Continental Motors
Consolidated list of historic oil and gas firms and distributors
A fragmented OCR reading lists multiple major and minor oil and gas companies, pipelines, distributors, and related firms across the United States. Entries include General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Continental Oil, Sinclair, Pan American, Pure Oil, Westinghouse, Curtiss Wright, Paramount Famous, Commonwealth & Southern, Lone Star Gas, and others, with scattered references to regions such as New York, Texas, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. The scan resembles a names-and-brands directory fragment rather than a cohesive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colimbia Gas & Electric
National Dairy
Westinghouse
Avest
Curtiss Wright
Paramount Famous
General Electric
ri-Continental
Commonwealth & Southern
Pittsburgh
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Rex
Prinney
Yriefuh
Grant Withers
Montagu Love
Hallam Cooley
Love
Betty Compson
GRAND
Thriles
Cove
London
Ernest Torrence
Dorothy Sebastian
Terry
the Times
Mongolia
East End
Pennsylvania Railroad
Avenue A
Shady Avenue
St. Thomas Church
Goodly Sum
Phoenix
Shobhone
Géneral Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining
Continental Oil Mid Continental Pet National
Pan American B Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil Sinclair
Soof
Soofny
Tyankcontinental
jTexas
BEC
Canadian Pacific
Ghitagh & Gt Western
Breaeerry Ey Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Norlher Pacific
American T&t
Humble Mountain
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn Oil
Gard Aero Supply
Arenses Gas
Associated Gas
Columbia Oil & Gasoline
Lone Star Gag Iy
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