Miss Veronica Drobneck Returns to Detroit From Visit
Miss Veronica Drobneck spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Drobneck and at her sister s home with Mrs Herbert Carroll then returned to Detroit Micky. Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCray left yesterday by motor for a vacation in Pittsburgh, Mrs Mary Forgy of Los Angeles has been a guest at the McCray home and will stop en route home. Mrs J W Rickers and son John spent today with friends in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Drobneck
John Drobneck
Herbert Carroll
Detroit
Micky
Lawrence McCray
Pittsburgh
Mary Forgy
Los Angeles
Calif
Personal Mention of Local Residents Visiting Relatives
Mrs R K King and Mrs Richard Dawson returned home after a Cleveland visit. Miss Roberta Lou Dickson spends a week in Meadville with Uncle and Aunt A W Phillips. Miss Carmen Allen leaves for a three week Columbus Ohio visit with Uncle and Aunt Kenneth Allen. Mrs J A Cassidy leaves for four weeks in Erie with son William Cassidy and family. Mrs H S Edmunds of Fredonia N Y visits a week with sister Mrs Harry Alexander. Miss Virginia and Priscilla Field of Jamestown are in town for a week visiting aunt Miss Gertrude Field. Mrs Carl Donaldson and son William return from a week in New York City. Mr Alvin M Smith of West Frederick Street visits Meadville with parents Henry Miller and wife. Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs George Keefe and others attending a dinner at the Jamestown Hotel in Jamestown New York. Miss Dorothy Jones leaves for Pittsburgh for Presbyterian hospital entrance exam. L B Graham returns from New York City Aero Supply business. Miss Jane Mulheirin and Mrs Russell Glenn go to Hydetown for a wedding reception honoring Martha Young and Paull Mulheir. Miss Josephine Caniso of Philadelphia visits Meadville en route home from Meadville. Mrs T A Anderson and Carolyn and Donald spend day in Jamestown with Mrs Anderson's sister. Carolyn remains for a week. J B D Purkey of Pittsburgh in the city for several days. Walter Tyron and Beatrice of Titusville guest of Mrs J Ruppersberger. Mr and Mrs CA Myers visit Sherman neighbors. Mrs Mabel Larsen and Mrs Trene Mahle return from Uniontown Summit Hotel weekend. Attorney and Mrs Albert J Plack of Cleveland depart for New York and other locations in New York state and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. King
Richard Dawson
Warren
Cleveland
Dale
Roberta Lou Dickson
Meadville
A. W. Phillips
Carmen Allen
Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth Allen
J. A. Cassidy
Erie
William Cassidy
Edmunds
Fredonia
Harry Alexander
Franklin Street
Missey Virginia
Priscilla Field
Jamestown
N. Y
Gertrude Field
South Center Street
Carl Donaldson
William
New York City
Alvin M. Smith
West Frederick Street
Smith
Henry Miller
Charles Stewart
George Keefe
Lawrence Culesruys
May Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
N.Y
Dorothy Jones
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
L. B. Graham
Aero Supply Company
Jane Mulheirn
Russell Glenn
Hydetown
T. A. Anderson
Carolyn
Donald
Jamestow
Anderson
Ulster
Morton Johnson
JB. D. Purkey
Walter Tyron
Beatrice
Titusville
J. Ruppersberger
Euclidstreet
Engagement announced for Minsoth King and Allan Hasbrouck
The engagement of Minsoth King of Cambridge Springs to Allan W. Hasbrouck of Concord Street was announced at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hasbrouck. No date has been set for the wedding. Both families note their children’s school backgrounds and plans. Apple growers in Fredericton report using boron injections to combat corky bore, claiming high effectiveness in treating affected trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsoth King
Charles King
Cambridge Springs
Allan W. Hasbrouck
Harold Hasbrouck
Concord Street
Joseph Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck
Corry High Schwul
Fredericton
W. B
Rev Harris to Speak at Erie Rally
The Erie County Christian Endeavor Union holds its monthly rally at the United Brethren in Christchurch with Rev. H R Harris as speaker. He will discuss The Double of a Skeptic, a Bible based message for youths facing doubt in this skeptical era. The Shiloh Baptist colored quartet will perform, with music led by Mrs Autumn Leonard from Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church. Devotions by First Presbyterian C B Society. Program starts at 7 45 PM. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Christian Endeavor Union
United Brethren
Christchurch
H. Ray Harris
Haris
Shiloh
Baptist Church of the
Plan Test Case Of Barber Closing Act New Castle
Aug 18 New Castle. Frank Sullivan appeals Mayor McGrath's fine for staying open after hours to test constitutionality of city barber hours ordinance. State law lets cities set opening and closing hours. The ordinance limits closing to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 8 p.m. Saturdays. Sullivan, barber for 43 years, says it deprives him of part of his livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank Sullivan
Charles B. McGrath
Sullivan
Markets Stock Press Pittsburgh and New York Closing Prices
Demand slow on the Pittsburgh wholesale produce market with mixed fruit and vegetable bids across varieties including apples lettuce onions peaches and potatoes. New York stock closes show mixed shifts among major names such as American Can Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors and United Steel, with varying percentages and notable activity in several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Penna
W. Va
Elbertas
U. S
Maryland
U.S
New Jersey
N. C
Alabama ‘Bliss
Louisiana
New York
Anaconda
Sini Beg Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Bendix
Hethlehem
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental
Curtis-Wright Car
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Williams
Olman
Sohman
Idea
Tai
David Copperfield
Yeoman of the Guard
Mary Becker
Yosko Saito
Frances Homer
Joan of Arc
Gay McLaren
Allegheny Steel
Gladys Swarthout
National Bank of Corry
Busi
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, 5. c
Eri Capone
Quart
Model Dairy Company
West Smith St
Dial
Rev. Harris
U. B. Church
Bologna
Batt
Ake 5c
Casa DL
Batty Crocker Paitgheneclnanc
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
N.Y. Curb
Aero Supply
Ark Nat Gas
Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
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