Local visitors and guest arrangements underscore weekend events
Miss Mildred Belknap of Waterford returned home after visiting the city for several days. Mr Adi Wilson of Pittsburgh Warren and their relatives were hosts and guests at the home of Mrs Wilson’s sister Mrs week-end, with H. O. Stns and Charles Kirch also identified among visiting kin from Cleveland and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatherine Stone
Adi, Wilson
Pittsburgh
Warren
H. O
Social notes of local travelers and visitors
Mrs. Fred York and son Jeff motor to Phillipsburg then Penn State College for several days. Mrs. Hastings Jones, Mrs. N. Troy Gillette, and Miss Ina Austin left for Buffalo to visit Mrs. Grace Stoeffler. Virginia Doolittle arrives from Bemus Point to visit her parents then teach at Mars High School next year. Mrs. S. J. Desmond Jett and daughter Kathryn travel to New York to meet her after two months in Europe aboard the Berengaria, returning Saturday. Leona and Sarah Reed go to Oil City to visit. Leonard Burkhardt returns from Harrisburg. G. D. Bracken and W. Greenwood attend regional meetings. Bradford hosts annual convention. city officials attend. Various visits and engagements continue across Bradford, including Miss Gertrude Covey, Miss Helen Grace Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall, Mrs. Georgia Brown, Miss Berth Herbertson, and others visiting relatives and attending reunions and summer programs. Mrs. Theodore Treat returns home from Union City after a visit. Mrs. John DePierre and son Denny stay with Romeo Piccard. Mrs. Carl Goin and others visit in Midland. Camping trip by G. M. Bengsl party ends at home. Mrs. Charles Dickens leaves Belmont for home. Miss J. Marion Skidmore and Miss Helen Johnson return from Erie and California tour, joined by companions. Miss Martha Lindsey visits in Washington, D. C., and New York, returning by motor. Miss Lindsey, a graduate nurse, is visiting Corry connections.
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Fred York
Jeff
Phillipsburg
Penn State College
Hastings Jones
N. Troy Gillette
Ina Austin
Buffalo
Grace Stoeffler
Virginia Doolittle
City
Newata Camp
Bemus Point
Lake Chautauqua
North
Frank T. England
Starr, Williams
Raulnees
Bradford
Greenwood
George H. Lysle
McKeesport
Byron C. Houck
Williamsport
Herman A. Barry
Harrisburg
Joseph G. Schuler
VW. C. A
Herebertson
Greensborough
Townville
Helen Smith
Theodore Treat
Union City
C. L. Mertz
Irving Street
G. M. Bengsl
Big Bang Lake
Indiana
Charles Dickens
Belmont
V. A. Port
Mott Street
J. Marion Skidmore
Erie
Helen Johnson
Sesson
University of California
California
Johnoon
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Pike's Peak
Ina Whitey
Corry
Katherine Conway
Evelyn Kramer
Scranton
Martha Lindsey
Washing
Yon
D. G
C. L. Blakeslée
Lindsey
Sibley Hospital
Storms Leave Trail of Death Along Atlantic City Beach
A line of freeze rain wind and lightning storms along the Atlantic City shore led to floods and disrupted communications. Four feared drowned in the surf including Charles P McKenna 58 of Pittsburgh and others missing. A man named John Fitch of Columbus died while attempting a rescue during a dance marathon nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Atlantic City
Atantic City
John Fitch
Colmbus
Wildybod
Ich
Charles P. McKenna
Pittsburgh
James W. Canpaday
Baltimore
Eugehe Banerle
Paterson
Ned
Homer Fry
Camezie
Hawks Attempt Record Flight from Roosevelt to Fort Worth
Capt Frank Hawks departed Roosevelt Field at 9 45 a m heading for Fort Worth with a stop at Evansville to pursue a record flight. He will be joined by his mother Mrs Wa Mac Hawks of Hollywood Calif who will greet him at Fort Worth and escort the passenger plane on the journey plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Roosevelt
Frank Hawks
Fort Worth
Tex
Evansville
Inde Hawks
Wa Mac Hawks
Hollywood
Calif
Suppression of Cuban Revolt Near Victory Report
United Press dispatch from Havana reports loyal federal forces claim victory on all fronts after intense fighting and early suppression of the rebellion. Gibara, a key eastern seaport, reportedly restored to federal control after 48 hours of clashes with rebels. Texas estimates about 600 rebels and federals were defeated in the Gibara battle, the worst of the two weeks of civil war. Sources say veterans from multiple nations aided the expeditionary force, while authorities withheld full confirmation but indicated rebels were captured or driven from Gibara.
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Gibara
K. 2
Gilmore
United Press
Havana
Cubs
Victoriaea
Gibari
Texas
Gihara
Market Close and Selected Stock Quotations
Quotations furnished by Logan & Bryan of Ohio City NYSE member Lloyd M. Bracken, manager. List includes Copper smelters Andes Atlantic refining Continental Oil American Tobacco United Corp Motors General Motors Packard Studebaker Willys Overland and others. Major names: American Brass, Bethlehem Steel, Curtiss Wright, General Electric, Westinghouse, Standard Oil, Chicago & Western Indiana, Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, Southern Pacific, New York Central. Prices show varied percentages and highs for many issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oi City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers
Apiericgt Smelters
Anagonda
Butte Copper
Iennecott
International Nickel
Motors Gliryaler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Packard
Studebsteer
Willys Overland
Atantic
Continental Oil
Mid Continental Pet National Supply
Pitts United Corp Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil Sinclair
Soof Nd - Sony
Ohio Oil
Texas Co
B&o
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gt Western
Briergens Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York
Central Penna
Southern Pacific
St Paul
T&t
Bendix Aviation Eocea
Columbia Gas & Electric
National Airy
Oes
Westinghouse
West
Curtiss-Wright
Paramount-lamouais General Electric i
Commonwealth & Southern
Tri-Continentals United Corp
Graf Zeppelin Returns to Its Home Port in Germany
Graf Zeppelin, commanded by Hugo Eckener, lands at Friedrichshafen at 6:85 a.m. after a brief pleasure cruise from Hanworth, London. The dirigible arrives safely at its home port with an uneventful flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Dre Hugo Eckener
Hanworth Fir Field
London
Condition of Mrs Sophia Carson is reported improving
North East notes Mrs Sophia Care son suffered a stroke a week ago Friday and is said to be about the same. Mrs Carson stays with her daughter Mrs Walter Dobson in North East. Lost gray suit coat with leather binding on sleeves. Finder to leave at The Journal for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Careson
North East
Carson
Walter Dobson
Difficulty Request Ad Leads to Free Sample Offer
A clipped notice invites readers who have trouble obtaining items to write for a free sample. It directs to Dept. 920 Philadelphia Von Co at 34 South 17th St, Philadelphia, with the alert ending in the word ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia von Co
South 17Th St
Philadelphia
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Eekeheee Mountain
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