Visitors and Travels of Local Residents in Erie
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Logan and three children from Detroit visiting at the Akams' home, others visiting relatives in Kennedy New York Erie Chicago and Kane. Names include Mildred Spring, Joe Taylor in Portland North Carolina and many more with brief travel or staying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Logan
Detroit
Mich
Mildred Spring
Emporiun
Perry Akam
W. Washington Wabreet
Joe Taylor
Portland
N. C
Allie Taylor
Broble Street
A. Young
Kennedy
N.Y
Blwood Bacchus
Ralph Martin
Erie
Bacchus
Burd
Cori Taylor
Rantas
Wooster
Mass
Murgaret Black
St. Vincent's Nospital
Misa Black
Geneva
Setih Black
F. W. Woolworth Company
Paul Bowell
Hast Orange
N. J
Jennie Bowell
Monard Crandall
Fred Barnes
Lola Phifer
Chicago
Sheffield
Beth Horgerding
Lakewood
Beatrice Brown
Mis. C. R. Austin
Thaca
Associated Gag and Electric Company
C. A. Paine
Arta Wels
Lily
Dorothy Morrow
Hirle
Hugh Peterson
Areadville
Edwin Roelofs
Florence Walraven
Florence T. Burke
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Edgar A. Perkins
Missox
Jennie
Dorothy Perkins
Edgar A Perkins, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Hugené Miller
West Church
Edgar Perkins, Jr
Mary Sloane
Cleaver Kinney
RR Wilcox
Thelma Messenger
Columbus
Gerry
B.G. Love
Kane
Dotse
Ayt South Preet
Union City
J. Himebaugh
D. Fittner
Pirie
George Wii
Jus
Wright
West Smith
Leona Fed
Henry Greene
Financial Revenue Trbighteny foudings overview copy
The week ended August 1 shows total revenue of 1 044 442 with 4 180 from the Lake Week, 117 from the corresponding 1927 week and 5128 from the same week in 1826. Average daily domestic production rose to 244 500 barrels for the week ending August 18, up 5 800 barrels daily from the previous week per the American Petroleum Institute. Crude oil and refined stock in California declined 1 641 000 barrels, about 53 000 barrels per day. Mr and Mrs Milon Brown and Miss Isabel Weaver drove to Niagara Falls this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wek
American Poiroleum Institute
Efiniel
Asl
California
Milon Brown
Isabel Weaver
Niagara
Dra
Manhatty
Ubappa Biola
Five Killed by Power Line in Phoenix Storm
Five people die in Phoenix when a power line blown to the ground during a wind and rain storm contacts them. Four are from one family: Richard Miller the husband, his wife, and son Bigane perish during rescue attempts, another son Wesley dies, neighbor Carl Weeks also killed. A settlement over a Corry-Columbus road crash involving a Warren motorist pleads guilty. charges settled. driver unnamed. Harl Spencer injured in the rig incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Phoenix
Ariz
Rontxer
Richard Miller
Bigane
Wesley
Carl Weeks
Leo
Corry-Columbus
Clifford Bemis
Warren
Meada
Columbus
Harl Spencer
Bemis
Swindlers Drain Pittsburgh Contractor of 139000 Dollars
Montreal report says J. Hazelbecker, a Pittsburgh contractor, was swindled out of 139000 dollars using an old time confidence game via a taco wire scheme. He learned of the loss after returning from abroad where one suspect was aboard his liner. A second suspect fled after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyitee
Montreal
Swymen
J. 1
Hazelbecker
Pittsburgh
Switlle
Man Believes Exercise Lies In Grass Cutting As Golf
A fragmented item argues about exercise and leisure with odd phrasing and a humorous line referencing golf and grass cutting. The unclear text cites a store and a wheel, hinting at a satirical or light note from a historical page. Distinct entities are not clearly identified in readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heredity
St. Fins Vast Dvisnoren
Wreck ties up P.R.R. traffic near Troquois
Troquois Pa Aug 22 officials reported a freight derailment on the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Troquois blocking all four tracks. Thirty six coal cars of the loaded freight were torn loose and wrecked. All passenger trains were detoured over the Wilkesport and Tyrone division while officials worked to clear the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Troquois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Willemsport
Tyrone
Market Close Faces Mixed Dividend News and Wide Roster
Stock prices from Logan and Bryan of Olt City show varied moves as Copper and Chile Copper leaders headline the list. Major automakers Chrysler General Motors Packard and Studebaker appear amid a broad mix of industrials and rail shares including Canadian Pacific Missouri Pacific and New York Central. The note references American Smelters Anaconda and Inland oil firms along with steel producers Bethlehem and U S Steel, reflecting a broad market-wide close with uneven results and notable volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Bulle Copper
Chile Copper
Kennicott
Mickel Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Continental Motors
Hupmobile
Packard
Studebaker
Berd
Willys Overland
Seatceke
Yellow Truck
Atlantic Refining
Marland
Middle States
Pan American
Simms Pet
Sinclair
Shell Union
Weanscontinental
Beam Leery Phan Een
Rais Bed
Sooo
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
UBM
St Paw
Seaboard Common
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Bethlehem Steel
Republican Steel
US Steel
Curtailed OCR Stock Snippet of 1920s Oil and Gas Firms
Fragmentary OCR listing mentions Curtis Aero Va Car Chemicals Loews Theatre Paramount-Famous Pittsburgh Curb Humble Mountain Producers S of Indiana Salt Greek South Penn Oil New York Curb Am Cent Oil Field Arkansas Gas Lone Star Gas with percentages and codes, no cohesive event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Aero
Va Car Chemicals
Loews Theatre
Bile Paramount-Famous
Pittsburgh Curb Humble
Indiana
Salt Greek
South Penn Oil
New York
Curb Am Cent
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star Gas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Sally Blank
Jack Lucen
Jarles Breisners
Cleopatra
Acruatvalouarpenddetiinl Furtion Actis
Jad Arlen Daramount
Model
E. Doane
Toledo, Lite
P.R.R
Logan & Bryan
Olt City
Willys Knight
Dak
Sau Pei
Brooks’ Motor CO
Clinton Street
Grand Theatre
Waele
Coralie
Robt. Frazer
Edna Murphy
Ernest Hilliard
Joseph Girard
Harry Allen
Bonaparte Pincers
Stony Awake
Hh.van Loan
Buzz Barton
Continental
Goodrich
Columbia Gass Elewthe Westinghouse
Oil City Trust Company Oil Cty
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