Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and Visits
A jumble of names records weekend trips and visits across Erie area households. Residents and relatives from Jamestown Warren Warren, North East and nearby towns returned home after short visits or summer activities. Many include siblings parents grandparents and friends seen in social pages this week.
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Ming Smary
Weis
Charles Wieayne
Bainere
Mary Tipo
Duffalo
Malase
Erie
Wis
Morslig
Litto DoTrantim
Glaabeth
White Stone
H L. Dew
F. Burks
Fernand
Rolpit
Philadelhia
Pittsburgh
Prank Oday
Enric
Tony
Gerald Willams
Alfie Esther Nagel
Tuffito
Sijherk Donoghus
Nuvtt
Howard Sten Aerived
Terra
New York
Heanor Duis
Riatph
J. W. Masterson
Patricia
Lewistysn
Mont
Thompson
Dave
Erle
Akron
Opal Alen
Méadville
Dire
Cary
GL. Stein
Mary Stein
Warren
Moris
Lillian Zalenels
Oil
Mary Ness
George Beecher
S Wisity
Jolt
Jamestown
Warrén
Laura Dodd
Big Camy
Bec Parenta
Mie Dodd
North
Gad Mis
Archie Sons
Naelee Bennett
Sid
Walsh
James Foley
Johm D. Bentley, Jr
Capt
G. D. Bentley
Bentley
Ghss
Ina Austin
Muskegon
Mich
Ind
Cor- Ty
Glenn Mecusker
Alice Lowrie Brigham
Cumberland Millire
Fragmented Notice Row From Damaged Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and addresses including Nan Wichuedsan of Venkeers N and John W Davind related to a Democratic prominence. It mentions a requested insertion and references properties at 428 West Wash street and 202 East treet with Bell phones. Also notes rooms for housekeeping and a Shetland pony for sale with associated contact at 212 East Church Street.
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Nan Wichuedsan
Venkeers N
John W. Davind
Democratic Ominse
Clarksburg
Nias
Andy Thoughy
West Wash Street
East Treet
Bell
Carl Stuart Henry
East Church Street
Herriot seeks U.S. aid to implement Dawes plan
In an exclusive interview Premier Herriot of France appeals for American help to make the Dawes plan effective. He praises the conference results and urges joint effort to execute the plan in the same spirit as its conception. He spoke before leaving for Paris.
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Uuiteu
Herriot
Wall Street Opens Busy With Gains On Lead Stocks
A new week's trading sees a burst of activity and profit taking as U S Steel hits a new high for 1924 in early trading and holds gains. Rails coppers and department stores rise while oils improve. Union Pacific Central and New York Central hit year highs with steel common near 111 and Texas Gulf Sulphur among leaders.
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Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
United Press
NEW Taare
U.S. Steel
Union Pacific
Central
New York Central
Texas Gulf Suipitur
Unfavorable Weather Delays Flier Operations
Unclear text notes weather continues to delay flights as United Press reports lingering impact on the Awmers and possible company direction remains undecided between Americans and competitors.
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United Press
Market Close Noted Mixed Movements Across Major Firms
Broad list of firms appears with varied percentages and ticker-like codes. The closing figures show mixed activity among industries including steel, oil, rail, and automotive names, with several transactions or price points suggested but not clearly defined.
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REX Theatre
Adolph Zukor
Jesse Lasky
S the
Humming Bird
Sidney Olcott
Gloria Swanson
Paris
Brodneys
Fox News
Paramount Seem
Tinsville
Mary O'Tyre
Daroth Waller
Tulah
Caiversit Solsbi
Mbrain
Penn
Detroit
M. Piall
Felmman
Richardson
Wittum
Midred Jackson
Gleruay
Shermay
United States
Gogan & Bryan
Oil City
American Smelters
Bathlehem
S Brook MT Handler
Chicago & Chile
General Motors
Great Northern Maxwell
Misouria Middles
Northern Pacific
Packard Motors
Pacific OW
Pan American
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Eycenes Reading
Republic Steel
Simms Pet
Sinelwir Oil
Shelly OW St Paul
Studebaker
Eel
Widye
York
Arkansas Gas Federal
Era
Wien
Hew
Tunis
Roberts Shop
Grand Theatre
North Center St
Tee
Bring the Childr
Agnes Ayres
Jack Holt
Bradford Ol
Ball Gretle
Ohis Puel & Supply
Olaf Gulf Ryan
Nation’s Business
Corry